Using the same materials and tech as our new standard Basecamp, our Basecamp SOLO folds down even smaller and lighter for when you don't have ALL the space but still want ALL the comfort.
The Basecamp SOLO sets up in under a minute. It measures 6'8" x 6'8" and has an interior height of 6'6". Most importantly, packs down to 4'6" and weighs 30lbs. It was designed to fit...in ANY vehicle
The Basecamp Standard’s features include:
- Triple-layer insulation using the heaviest insulated material available, that keeps the heat in during the cold months and the heat out during the hot ones, it is also water-resistant and when staked down properly, wind-resistant.
- Setup takes minutes with its tension beam internal structure and breakdown is just as easy.
- Thick, durable un-zip floor to make cleaning easier and faster.
- All YKK high quality zippers
- Bug-mesh on the doors
- 3 Layer windows that you can now fully open - clear poly, mesh, and insulated panels that can be opened individually
- Sealable roof vents
- Weather Pack Option (footprint and a rainfly)
- Includes screw stakes and guy lines for the toughest of terrains and conditions
- Includes a tote bag for easy transport.
- 45 sq ft of interior room , perfect for SOLO camping or taking another person.
- An interior height of 6’6” while still packing down to 4’6”
- 4" multipurpose wall ports for wires, heaters or AC units
- Wire management for your wired lighting needs
- Upgraded and reinforced corners to ensure your basecamp is bulletproof
- Coming soon, a whole bunch of accessories to really deck out your Basecamp!
The Basecamp SOLO is ideal for finding that perfect campsite but still wanting to take your vehicle out to explore. No need to breakdown so you can save that perfect spot and still enjoy your whole day in the wilderness.
Make our Basecamp SOLO your home away from home.
Note: The Tough Bag and Weather Pack (Rainfly & Footprint) is an optional upgrade.
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Don't forget to treat your tent! Use the Overland(ISH) recommended hydrophobic solution: NIKWAX
- Tent & Gear SolarWash and Tent & Gear SolarProof packaged together to safely clean & waterproof your tents, packs and outdoor covers.
- Tent & Gear SolarWash: Technical cleaner for all tents, backpacks, and outdoor covers with easy to use foaming spray head
- Tent & Gear SolarProof: Easy to use spray-on waterproofing for all synthetic tents, packs, and outdoor covers
- Adds water repellency, increases fabric strength, and protects against UV rays
- Enhances the performance of your tent and gear
- Recommended for all synthetic tents and gear
- Nikwax products are PFAS-free, water based, non-persistent, and contain no optical brighteners or added scent. Aerosol-free spray and non-flammable
Packed down the basecamp Solo is 4'6" x 11" x 11"
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The tent is awsome. But in the rain not so much. If you use the ground sheet. (Amazing btw) it holds all the water and it's like a pond liner. So under tent gets soaked. If you guys made a new floor liner to zip in to replace the floor like the material for the ground sheet. That would be awsome.
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I set up my Basecamp SOLO to Nixwax treat it. It was very easy to set up and stow away. I look forward to using it soon!
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I received my SOLO tent very quickly after I ordered it. I set it up right away to check it out and all seemed good with the tent. Only minor issue is the door zippers can be a bit tight but I suspect with continued use, the side walls will stretch a bit and relax the area near the zippers for the doors. I have not put any sort of zipper lubrication on them yet but I plan to.
I waited to review this tent as I needed to use it first, which came down to winter camping in CO. The first location I chose was beautiful when I arrived. Temps were between 20f - 31f, clear with blue skies, light to no winds, it appeared to be a great place. That is until I was awoken at around 11pm to very intense wind gusts. Dummy me didn't expect the unexpected which meant I had no guy lines out, poor planning on my part. Anyone who has lived in CO knows I should have had guy lines set even though there were absolutely no winds leading up to late that night. During a gust, I did experience one sidewall getting pushed back in but that was completely my fault. The gusts got stronger, even to a point when I was setting a guy line on the side that got pushed in, the gust moved the tent with me holding the tent, it was pretty severe. I ultimately ended up getting four lines set, one to each sidewall. The gusts didn't calm down, only continuing to intensify and about 30 minutes later, I went and set lines at each top corner too, staked the footprint and also set 4 guy lines on my diesel heater to keep it from blowing over. Did I say the winds were bad? I do need to say the experience was worrisome and that I may have made a mistake being at this spot. The SOLO came through like a champ though and proved its winter tent camping capability, I'm impressed as I inadvertently put it through its paces without intending to do so. I left that area to go camp next to a river with far less wind potential.
The built in heater/AC ducting ports are a really nice feature and certainly a selling point for me. The tent material seems very strong, tent construction held up to a "test" that I hope I don't have to go through again, lol. I did get the weather pack as I wanted the rainfly, but I haven't used the rainfly yet. I did use the footprint ground sheet, it is big and seems very durable. The tent vents well when needed and at a low of 17f with 77% relative humidity next to a river, there was no condensation using a diesel heater and one top vent open. Am I pleased with my purchase? Yes.
Finally, reach out to Mark if you have any questions. I did and he was very helpful in providing further detail with questions I had. He even did a video chat to show me interior space.
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I recently purchased a tent, and I couldn't be happier with my experience! The quality of the tent is outstanding—spacious, durable, and perfect for all my camping needs. Setting it up was a breeze, and the materials feel like they will withstand all kinds of weather.
A huge shoutout to Mark, who made the whole process seamless. His knowledge about the different products was incredibly helpful in guiding me to the perfect choice. He took the time to answer all my questions and shared some great tips for setting up and maintaining the tent. His professionalism and friendly demeanor really stood out.
If you're in the market for a tent, I highly recommend this place—and definitely ask for Mark! Thanks again for a fantastic experience!
j
Definitely worth every penny fast set up quality material gear that actually works highly suggest