Piwakawaka Rooftop Tent 1650 mm Wide (Queen Bed)

Piwakawaka Rooftop Tent 1650 mm

Bivouac Campers Piwakawaka Rooftop tent will make your next on or off road adventure easy and stress free, providing you with a comfortable place to sleep when in the great outdoors of Aotearoa

Great for a weekend away or a road trip, a roof top tent is one of the quickest camping options available. The Piwakawaka Rooftop Tent can be mounted on any vehicle with roof racks, be it the family car or the four wheel drive.  Say goodbye tent pegs, assembling poles and airbeds that go down in the night. With a simple pull of the ladder, the Piwakawaka unfolds the ready-to-use tent all by itself.

With a built in mattress, unfolding in minutes, a rooftop tent provides sleeping space off the ground, protected from the elements.  Camping from a rooftop tent provides a great view, more ventilation than a regular tent and by sleeping off the ground there is less chance of bugs entering your tent. Spacious and comfortable, all bedding can remain inside the tent during the trip, making more space in the vehicle, and allowing the tent to be quickly and easily set up and packed away.  Made from tough, durable and long lasting materials, the Piwakawaka is comfortable, easy to set up and creates a flat surface to sleep on. A rooftop tent will really benefit those trips that are all about being on the move. 

Enjoy total freedom and stunning views from atop your vehicle for the adventurous Campers.

• Made from 280gram per square metre polyester/cotton rip stock canvas with 100% water proof coating
• Aluminium poles 16mm in diameter with 1.2mm wall thickness
• YKK Zips
• Stainless hardware
• Travel cover made from 1000D PVC
• 2.3m ladder
• Ventilated space between flysheet and main body eliminates condensation.
• Four openings with bug netting for ventilation
• Weight 55kg
• Packaged Dimensions 1240mm x 1730mm x 290mm

Enquiry about Anex for this tent

“The Pied Fantail, ever flitting about with broadly expanded tail, and performing all manner of fantastic evolutions, in its diligent pursuit of gnats and flies, is one of the most pleasing and attractive objects in the New Zealand forest.

It is very tame and familiar, allowing a person to approach within a few feet of it without evincing any alarm, sometimes, indeed, perching for an instant on his head or shoulders. … It is found, generally in pairs, on the outskirts of the forest, in the open glades, and in all similar localities, adapted to its habits of life. It loves to frequent the wooded banks of mountain streams and rivulets…” - Buller’s Book of Birds

How fitting for the name of the Bivouac Campers Rooftop Tent? For what is camping really, if not the diligent pursuit of gnats and flies on the outskirts of forests or in open glades?