The Rev Pick-Up Tent is a 4 season, heavy-duty, 2 person tent with a built-in 4" foam mattress that sets up quick for the best camp sleep in pick-up beds or on the ground. For pick-up bed camping, a flat surface 48" wide x 84" long is needed.
You deserve to wake up fresh for any adventure. Whether hitting the trail for a hike or a ride, climbing that rock face, catching a wave, or just chilling with a book and keeping the campfire stoked, give your body a well-earned rest and upgrade to a legit night of deep camp sleep on a real mattress in the Rev Tent.
In order to set up the Rev Tent to sleep in the bed of a pick-up, the pick-up must have a flat bed at least 48" wide and 84" long (with the tailgate down). Perfect fit out of the box for full size pick-ups and some mid sizes like the Honda Ridgeline and Rivian.
If you have a mid size pick-up with wheel wells narrower than 48" - like a Tacoma - there is a quick hack to make the Rev Tent fit. See our for more info!
To transport the closed Rev Tent to your destination, you can carry one or more in the bed, or attach directly over the cab to the bare roof, cross bars, roof rails or roof rack. C6 Outdoor Rev Straps can be used to tie down the Rev Tent to Cross Bars or in combo with the Rev Door Hooks to mount the Rev Tent directly to a vehicle roof top.
If you want to use a Roof Rack to transport the Rev Tent, we offer various mounting systems compatible with popular roof rack brands.
The Rev Tent is futureproof. As your camping style evolves, so can the Rev Tent. If you want to camp on the ground - check. If you want to start camping on the roof of your vehicle - check.
To sleep in a Rev Tent on the ground or in a pick-up bed, go for it, you’re good to go out of the box!
To sleep in a Rev Tent on a roof rack just choose a .
To sleep in a Rev Tent on a vehicle roof with cross bars or a small roof rack, you need the .
The Rev Tent is built for a lifetime of use and a variety of elevations. It's the first tent you never knew you needed and the last tent you'll ever need.
