2 person · Trekking-pole tent
Haven Tent
Price
$375
An A-frame tarp and NetTent that pair into a fully enclosed, double-wall, two-person shelter with a bathtub floor.
- Tarp + NetTent
- 34 oz
- People
- 2
- Floor area
- 27 ft²
Choose your color
Color — Green
Make it ready for rain
The fabric sheds water. The stitching needs sealing before wet-weather use.
- In the bag
- Tarp, NetTent, stuff sacks & guy lines
- Bring separately
- Two 45″ poles + six stakes
Complete your kit
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Footprint Large $15
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Requires two poles
34 oz — 963 g Two-Person Backpacking Tent
Best for
- Two hikers
- Buggy conditions
- Hammock-style tree pitching
Know your camp
Room to stretch out.
- Floor length
- 88″223 cm
- Floor width
- 44″111 cm
- Floor area
- 27 ft²2.5 m²
- Vestibule area
- 14.6 ft²1.4 m²
- In the bag
- Tarp, NetTent, stuff sacks & guy lines
- Bring separately
- Two 45″ poles + six stakes
Every ounce accounted for
What's built in.
- Paired NetTentColor-coded attachment points for quick NetTent setup.
- 360° protectionMore secure than a traditional flat tarp.
- High ventHelps remove excess moisture.
- Dual side entryEasy to get in and out.
- Zipper vestibule closureMakes opening and closing the vestibule a snap.
- Easy tension adjustmentRe-tension straps on every tie-out, reachable from your sleeping bag.
- Floating canopySet the canopy at different heights.
- Floating floorReduces floor stress and helps prevent punctures.
- Offset apexSteeper walls at the head keep the canopy off your face.
- Tree pitchSide tabs let you hang it from a line between two trees, no poles needed.
- Ultralight canopy20-denier silicone-coated polyester.
- Easy setupUnder two minutes in any conditions.
See it in the field
Haven Tent
Specifications
The details make the difference.
The weight excludes the support poles and stakes, which are sold separately.
General
- Seasons
- 3
- Sleeps
- 2
- Ships with
- Tarp, NetTent, stuff sacks, guy lines
- Packed size, tarp
- 11″ × 4.5″28 × 11 cm
- Packed size, NetTent
- 12″ × 4.5″30 × 11 cm
- Weight, tarp
- 16 oz453 g
- Weight, NetTent
- 18 oz510 g
- Weight, total
- 34 oz963 g
- Stakes
- 6, sold separately
- Colors
- Green, Gray
Materials
- Canopy
- 20D silicone-coated polyester
- Floor
- 20D silicone-coated polyester
- Netting
- 20D no-see-um
- Zipper
- #3 YKK
- Hydrostatic head
- 3,000 mm
Design
- Type
- Double-wall tent
- Frame
- Two 45″ poles, not includedTwo 115 cm poles, not included
- Entry
- Dual side entry
- Floor length
- 88″223 cm
- Floor width
- 44″111 cm
- Floor area
- 27 ft²2.5 m²
- Vestibule area
- 14.6 ft²1.4 m²
From the people who carry it
Let the miles do the talking.
- DMDavid M.Verified ReviewerRated 5 out of 5 stars4 months agoI love this tent!!!
I really love this tent a lot. Took it out on a three day inaugural trip into the backcountry of Cape Breton. Very easy to setup, and I actually quite like the dual/modular setup. I quick-deployed the tarp during a sudden downpour, and the ability to setup just the mesh tent is amazing on clear nights. I did that during the full moon last week. Magic.
- TJTrishel J.Rated 5 out of 5 stars3 years agoTakes way longer than two minutes to set up!
I just took this tent out for a four night backpacking trial run. It has the features listed in the ad. But it took me way longer than two minutes to pitch it (yes I did practice at home before taking it out). The canopy plus the net tent actually need eight stakes not six to fully set up. There are eight lines to stake and that takes way longer than two minutes. Also I had to get down on my knees multiple times to attach the net tent to the canopy around the corners of the tent and this was tiring and slow. The tent also takes up more space due to the lines, but it is very spacious inside and I loved the roominess. I think set up would be much faster with two people. I used it alone.
- MTMichael T.Rated 5 out of 5 stars3 years agoLOVE this tent system
Light enough for me to justify soloing with this spacious tent, the flexibility of the tarp and NetTent system is perfect for me. Easiest setup and take down of any tent I've seen or used. Comfortable sitting up and awesome to have two vestibules. It's so easy to shut this thing down if it is cold/wet/windy or open it up fully for air.
Packs small, too. Pics are from Yellowstone on Shoshone Lake.
- BLBenjamin L.Rated 5 out of 5 stars2 years agoWell designed lightweight backpacking shelter.
I’m reviewing the Haven net tent / tarp bundle that I purchased in 2022. It’s grey sil-nylon, with aluminum poles, 12 Vargo tent stakes, and a Tyvek ground sheet. Seam-sealed myself. Total weight as configured: 1.5 kg.
After two years, I am very happy with the purchase. It’s been a pleasure to use. It’s light enough for solo trips and spacious enough for two. I still favor my flat tarp for solo trips, but the Haven has become my go-to shelter for trips with a partner. (Especially those who don’t appreciate flat tarps).
Its biggest strength is flexibility. I can configure it for shade, rain, wind, ventilation, bugs, vistas, privacy, or weight. On hot days I can pitch the tarp for shade and roll back the doors for a cross-breeze. On bug-free nights I can remove the net. On clear nights I can take off the tarp for beautiful sky views. And if the weather is threatening to change, I can just roll the tarp back halfway.
When you’re inside, it feels more like a comfortable double-wall tent than an open tarp. Ventilation is pretty good if you pitch the tarp well. Rain protection seems solid. In terms of space, it’s luxurious for one and comfortable for two. I’m 5’10”, and the tent is long enough that I rarely bump against the walls. Plenty of head space too. I can sleep alongside my 5'3" hiking partner and a medium-sized dog, as long as we store our gear outside. Two doors make it easy to get in and out without stepping on your friend. The vestibules help keep the interior…
- JTJordan T.Rated 5 out of 5 stars3 years agoBest PFAS-free tent out there!
Purchased this tent specifically to reduce my exposure to PFAS and flame retardant chemicals - and it's AWESOME. It's super lightweight and packable, easy to set up, looks great, and had zero odor right out of the box, even with the added seam sealing service (which I highly recommend). It's more spacious than I anticipated, which has made it great for both backpacking and car camping. I've owned a lot of tents over the years, including most of the big name brands, but this one might be my favorite. The only one that might give it a run for its money was the Early Winters Starship Tent (anyone remember those???). Very pleased that it's entirely sil-nylon, as opposed to a lot of tents out there that are a mix of sil-nylon and PU. Really great non-toxic piece of gear. My only gripes are that there is a lot of wind noise if the doors are rolled up during windy conditions (I do wish the latches were a little bit more secure) and there is a bit of learning curve to getting it set up if you aren't at least 10% smarter than your gear, which I try to be, but don't always achieve. Other than that, this is an A+++ tent!