Tentsile Blog
Our Journey to a Million Trees
Tentsile’s love of Nature is at the very core of everything we do. Every tent we design, make, and sell is destined for a lifetime of adventures in the Forest.
Gear Check – Plan Ahead and Get Prepared
We’ve all done it - left our gear check until the night before going on a camping trip and then find out something’s broken or missing or remembered that something was supposed to have been fixed after the last time you went out, but you’ve forgotten to do anything about it!
Happy Holidays!
I can’t believe we’ve reached the end of another year – where did that go?! It’s been another great year for Tentsile, and as an independent, family run business, we have our customers, you, to thank for that.
Hiking in the Swiss Alps with the Tentsile Luna
Tentsile Content Creator Max Stimmel is a passionate traveller and talented photographer. In this blog he tells his story as he embarks on an epic hiking trip around Europe. Follow Max's adventures on Instagram.
New for AW22 – Tentsile Insulated Cabin
As part of Tentsile’s growing range of products, this November we’re releasing the Insulated Cabin for the Stingray 3-person tree tent. The cabin is designed to be used with the tree tent and a Trillium or Ground Conversion Kit, and creates a warm, soft, breathable structure for use in cooler weather.
We’re Sorry – Our Prices are Increasing
With such huge price increases across the board, from fuel, energy and raw materials, it has become evident we need to increase our prices for some of our much-loved products.
We have tried to avoid passing on these increases to our costs for as long as possible but as of 1st November 2022, the prices of our products will be increasing.
Marco Santinelli visits the Sibillini Mountains with the Ocean UNA
When Marco Santinelli, a Wildlife photographer from Italy, asked us which Tentsile gear we’d recommend for a remote shoot in the Sibillini Mountains, we suggested he take along our Ocean UNA 1 person hammock tent. Naturally, we wanted to follow his journey and see he got along!
National Parks: A guide on how to plan a camping trip to a National Park
Labor Day weekend is almost here, and if you're like me, you're looking for a fun way to celebrate the end of summer. I'm not normally a fan of crowds—I'd much rather spend time alone in the woods under the stars than at a crowded beach or park.
The Perfect Pitch: Finding The Right Trees for Your Tree Tent or Hammock
Tentsile invented Tree Tents so you can expand your appreciation of trees. Plus, camping suspended off the ground, as any Tentsile fan will know, offers supreme comfort. And setting up a tree tent or hammock isn’t as hard as you might at first expect. As with all tents, it takes time to get to grips with how to perfect their set-up and a Tentsile is no different.
Exploring Machu Picchu with the Tentsile LUNA
Jessica-Marie and Matthew Chung took along a Tentsile LUNA Ground Tent on their recent project in Peru, where they traversed the Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu and camped along the way, exploring the Peruvian culture and meeting the local people and wildlife that call these mountains home.
Accessorising your Tentsile Basecamp
What’s so great about our tree tents and hammocks is, they’re modular – you can build them up (or down) and accessorise to make the most of all their features.
Stacks of Versatility
All Tentsile Tree Tents have been designed to be multifunctional. You can use them in the trees to create a suspended tent, or on the ground just like a traditional tent, but you can also use them to create a multi-level campground. This is what we call a ‘stack’, meaning you can add levels to create more sleeping or living space.
