Outdoor Revolution Camp Star Side Porch

• Fits Camp Star 500XL, 600 and 700 Tents
• Adds extra living space to your tent
• Exceptionally waterproof 

PLEASE NOTE - The main image here is of the prototype model. the finished product will look slightly different - Outdoor Revolution have lowered the front pole to improve wind stability and aid water run-off, they have also removed that small wing on the front. Image to be updated when available

The lightweight pole and sleeve Camp Star Side Porch is the ultimate sheltered utility space to fix alongside your tent. Featuring 2 side windows, toggle in curtains and a removable PE groundsheet, this Side Porch fits snugly around the contours of your tent using a combination of carefully positioned pegging points and guy ropes. It is made specifically for cooking, storage, dining, relaxing, and sleeping, with the added benefit of being able to use the front door as a sun canopy in conjunction with optional Extension Canopy Poles. A unique feature of this Side Porch is the ability to clip in our 2 Berth Inner Tent (sold separately) meaning it can effectively be used as a private side bedroom annex should you wish. Whilst it is designed to fit the Camp Star 500XL, 600, and 700 tents perfectly, the universal nature of the fitting of this Side Porch means that it is not restricted to just these models and can be manipulated to fit most tunnel tents of a certain size.   

The Camp Star range is produced from a premium, ultra-lightweight 120HDE fabric weave, which has been specifically engineered to deliver lightweight, compact and contemporary products that pack neatly away into an inclusive carry bag, making it perfect where weight or space limitations are of key consideration. This material incorporates a 3,000mm Hydrostatic Head, meaning it is exceptionally waterproof and rain will simply bead onto the surface, before rolling off.

The Side Porch is pitched using two robust fibreglass poles, the weather-proof connection cowl is passed over the top of the tent and fits snugly over the contours of the air tubes, guy ropes are then pegged on the opposite side of the tent to secure the position.