Pickup Truck Tent with Awning Shade (Waterproof PU5000mm) for 6.4-6.7 FT Truck Beds

At a glance

A pickup bed tent is one of those purchases that either clicks instantly or turns into a hassle—mostly depending on whether your truck bed measurements and setup expectations actually match. This one is built for pickup trucks with a 6'4"–6'7" bed, with a waterproof build, a bottom layer meant to help block rainwater, and a shaded lounge area thanks to an awning.

On paper, it’s aimed at camping, fishing trips, and festivals where you want a contained sleeping space in your truck bed—without constantly thinking about rain. It also leans practical: dual zippers, ventilation, and storage pouches, plus fiberglass poles designed to hold steady in stronger winds. That said, it’s not a “set it and forget it” product, installation needs attention, and if you run a tonneau cover, you’ll need to deal with that first.

Key features that matter in real use

The headline is waterproofing. The tent uses 210D oxford fabric with an added PU5000 waterproof coating, and it includes a waterproof layer on the bottom. If you regularly camp in places where weather can change quickly, that combination is the kind of detail that can save you from waking up to damp surprises.

You also get design details that influence day-to-day comfort. The tent is sized for 6'4"–6'7" beds, and the outside dimensions are listed as 102.3" (depth) x 70.8" (width) x 67" (height). That translates into an interior space and head room intended to help two people sleep comfortably. The tent also includes 2 internal storage pouches, ventilation, and doors/windows designed to keep insects out while still letting breezes through.

The awning shade is another practical angle. When fully opened, it creates a larger shaded lounging area at camp. If you’ve ever tried to eat and hang out in direct sun while setting up a sleeping spot, you’ll appreciate having a dedicated shade retreat.

Where it shines (and where it can fall short)

This tent is a strong fit if you want a simple truck-bed camping setup for 2 people, and you mainly care about staying dry and sheltered in the elements. It also makes sense if your plans include fishing, travel, or outdoor events where parking position matters and a shaded spot helps you actually enjoy the downtime.

Worth noting: it’s marketed as accommodating 3-4 people, but the listed “good night’s rest for two” and the interior/headroom positioning suggests you shouldn’t treat it like spacious full-party seating for everyone. If you’re expecting a lot of room to stretch out with a group, it may feel more tight than you want.

Also, installation has a clear “do it carefully” requirement. The instructions say to pay attention when connecting the tent poles—especially the front and rear poles—because poles can break if they’re not connected properly. That’s not unusual for pole-based tents, but it’s the kind of limitation you’ll notice if you prefer fast, rough setup.

Compatibility and requirements

The tent is designed to fit pickup trucks with a 6'4"–6'7" bed. The listed compatible models include Chevy Silverado (6'6" bed length), Dodge Ram (6'4"–6'5"), Ford F-Series (6'6"–6'7"), GMC Sierra (6'6"–6'7"), Nissan Titan (6'6"–6'7"), and Toyota Tundra (6'6"–6'7").

One important practical catch: if your pickup has a truck bed tonneau cover, the product notes that you need to disassemble it before installing the tent. That’s a dealbreaker for some people, especially if you want quick access to your bed during the day.

Practical installation tips

A good micro-example: picture arriving at a fishing spot after a long drive. You park, you want shelter up quickly, and the rain might be rolling in later. In that moment, the biggest time-saver is getting your poles connected correctly before you fully tension everything. Since the guidance warns that poles can break if the front and rear aren’t tightly connected and seamless, it’s worth slowing down for the first setup so you learn the “right feel.”

Then, when you’re done for the night, zip the window flaps closed if privacy matters—especially at campgrounds or near other vehicles. The tent is set up to let breezes in while keeping insects out, so you can balance airflow and privacy without constantly reworking the tent.

Is it worth it?

Buy it if your truck bed falls within the 6'4"–6'7" range, you want a waterproof PU5000-style tent build for sleeping in the truck bed, and you’ll actually use the shaded awning area for lounging in the day.

Skip it (or think twice) if you can’t or don’t want to remove a tonneau cover for installation, or if you need a very roomy layout for 3-4 people rather than a sleep-first setup for two. And if you’re the type who hates careful assembly, the pole connection warning is worth taking seriously.

Quick FAQ

Can this be used in rain?

It’s designed to be waterproof, using 210D oxford fabric plus an added PU5000 waterproof coating, and it includes a waterproof bottom layer intended to prevent rainwater infiltration.

How many people does it sleep comfortably?

The description states a good night’s rest for two, while also noting it can accommodate 3-4 people—so comfort will likely depend on how you use the space.

Does it keep insects out?

Yes. The tent doors and windows are intended to keep insects out while allowing breezes to come through.

Does it work with a tonneau cover?

Not as-is. If your truck has a tonneau cover, you need to disassemble it before installing the tent.

Is it secure in windy conditions?

Fiberglass poles are included and are described as being strong and secure against strong winds.