Lightweight Waterproof Camp Tarp and Bug Net for Camping and Travel

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1. Anonymous Jack Verified Buyer – 24 April 2024

   This tarp and bug net was ordered to use on some camping land. It keeps bugs out while still giving some shade and light rain protection. The material feels thin but holds up fine in light wind. Zippers work well but can snag a little if you’re not careful. Not great for heavy rain or strong wind but great at keeping out mosquitoes and other bugs. Happy with order. (Review is for GEERTOP Lightweight Waterproof Camp Tarp Screen House Hammock Bug Net.)
   

2. Claire D. Verified Buyer – 5 August 2024

   First, if you get this replace the stakes. Any wind has a large area to push against and the stakes will loosen up. Second OMG is this a perfect shelter for a couple of cots or a hammock. I slept in it with my camping buddy and two cots. We used poles for the high points and the center tie outs. We also threw down a tarp for a floor. We decided that going forward, this was our new castle.
   

3. D. Foote Verified Buyer – 26 February 2025

   I got this to create a (hopefully) bug-free zone when we head out camping this summer. It was fairly easy to set up, but you need to be able to hang it up high enough and having 4 adjustable poles for the corners is essential in my opinion. My test set up wasn’t ideal, but I wanted to see how it worked and give a valid review. The tent comes with 12 stakes and 8 guy lines. The stakes are nice, but could be a bit beefy-er and a few extra would be good too. I found that they tended to slip in soft ground. The guy lines have a retro-reflective coating and that is a nice feature. The sides are easy to roll up, just start at one side of a door and work your way around. There are straps at the bottom of each corner, I think it would have been nice if the connection was a fasttek type buckle, rather than just one that you thread the strap through, but maybe I’m not sure how to use that. There were no instructions included, so I wasn’t sure. It is large enough to put over a picnic table and I imagine it will work fine. I’ll update my review if anything changes after some real-world use.

   

4. akonius Verified Buyer – 6 March 2025

   Got this tent to setup at our property to get a bug free spot for when we’re out in the woods. The tent cover is really easy to setup with the guide wires and it’s large enough so everyone had good room to move around inside. Best part is the top is also waterproof so if it starts raining, you’re good inside. Well worth the money for what you get!
   

5. Olympic View Verified Buyer – 16 March 2025

   Good bug tent to put over a picnic table or your gathering spot for meals at a campsite. I don’t think it’s designed as a sleeping tent but I guess you do that – just know it has no floor. The biggest issue is that it does not come with any poles, so unless you are setting it up between 2 trees to keep the top line tight, the big tent will sag. Fortunately we have several telescoping camping poles since we always tarps to provide shade and shelter from rain.
   

6. Customer Review Verified Buyer – 11 April 2025

   We do a lot of hammock camping in the midwest and the mosquitos eat us alive if we don’t have a net shelter. This screen house is the perfect size to cover our two hammocks. The fabric seems strong and we had no issues setting this up using a couple extendable poles to hold the ends up.