Pickup Truck Tent with Awning Shade (Waterproof PU5000) for 5'5"–6'3" Truck Beds
Product description
What this is for
A pickup truck tent with an awning shade is basically a way to turn your truck bed into a private, weather-protected sleeping and lounging space. This one is built around a specific truck bed size range (5'5"–6'3"), so it’s less about “universal camping” and more about a tailored fit that can save you the hassle of improvised setups.
If your camping plans include roadside stops, fishing trips, travel weekends, or festivals, the idea here is simple: park, open the tent, get covered from rain, and keep insects out through doors and windows. It’s not trying to be a full RV replacement—more like a practical, truck-based shelter that aims to make overnight stops feel doable.
Key points
On paper, the strongest selling ideas are waterproofing, a truck-bed-specific fit, and wind-resistant pole construction. The tent uses 210D oxford fabric with a PU5000 waterproof coating, plus a waterproof layer on the bottom to help reduce rainwater infiltration. That matters if you camp in unpredictable weather and don’t want to rely on extra canopies.
You also get a shaded retreat: when the tent is fully opened, the awning setup is meant to create a larger shadow area for relaxing, cooking, or hanging out outside your sleeping zone. The tent is designed to accommodate 3–4 people, while the interior headroom and space are described as suitable for a good night’s rest for two.
Where it shines in real use
The experience you’re buying isn’t just sleeping—it’s the “park and function” setup. Once installed, dual zippers and ventilation are aimed at keeping things comfortable, not stuffy. Two internal storage pouches help keep small essentials from turning into a nighttime scavenger hunt.
A small but meaningful comfort detail: the doors and windows are designed to keep insects out while still allowing breezes and the outdoors to come through. If privacy is a concern, you can zip the window flaps closed.
For a quick mental scenario: you arrive at a lakeside spot after dark, pop the tent open, unzip the door for airflow while you set up a small camp area under the shade, and then close up the window flaps before you sleep—simple, low-fuss, and geared toward overnight stops.
Tech specs
- Type: Pickup truck tent with awning shade
- Waterproofing: PU5000 waterproof coating on 210D oxford fabric, waterproof layer on the bottom
- Fit range (truck bed length): 5'5"–6'3"
- Outside dimensions: 98.4" (Depth) x 67" (Width) x 67" (Height)
- Interior space / head room (as described): 67" (interior space) and 67" (head room)
- Poles: Fiberglass poles
- Intended group size (as described): Accommodates 3–4 people, designed for a good night’s rest for two
What to double-check before buying
The fit and compatibility are the biggest “make or break” points. This tent is meant for pickup trucks with a 5'5"–6'3" bed. The listing also mentions that if your pickup has a truck bed tonneau cover, you’ll need to disassemble it before installing the tent.
Also consider that the setup is not fully automatic. The instructions are included, but you’ll need to pay attention to how the tent poles connect. The guidance is pretty direct: if the front and rear poles aren’t tightly connected and seamless, poles can be broken more easily. In other words, rushing installation is where people can run into trouble.
Lastly, it’s designed to be secure against strong winds, but like most truck-bed tent systems, it’s still smart to treat it as a camping shelter: placement and correct setup matter.
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you want a waterproof, truck-bed-specific tent setup for camping, travel, fishing, or festivals—and you care about having both an enclosed sleeping zone and an outdoor shaded area.
It might not be the best match if you’re expecting a one-size-fits-all tent, because bed length compatibility is clearly defined. It may also be a hassle if you don’t want to deal with disassembling a tonneau cover or if you frequently change between different trucks without measuring bed length first.
Final verdict
Worth considering if you’ve got the right 5'5"–6'3" truck bed and you want rain protection plus a shade area without adding extra canopy gear. The PU5000 waterproof approach, bottom waterproof layer, insect-deterring doors/windows, and fiberglass-pole stability are the core reasons it could be a solid buy for frequent road-trip camping.
Skip it (or at least think twice) if your truck bed length doesn’t fall in the stated range, you can’t or won’t remove a tonneau cover for setup, or you’re the type who wants a “no-assembly learning curve” experience.
Mini FAQ
Is it really waterproof without using an extra canopy?
The listing states it is rainproof and waterproof using a PU5000 coating and includes a waterproof layer on the bottom, so it’s designed to work without extra canopy coverage.
How many people can it accommodate?
It’s described as accommodating 3–4 people, while also stating it lets you get a good night’s rest for two. So it’s probably most comfortable for smaller sleeping groups.
Do I need to remove a tonneau cover?
Yes—if your pickup is equipped with a truck bed tonneau cover, the listing says you need to disassemble it before installing the tent.
What’s the main compatibility requirement?
The tent fits pickup trucks with a 5'5"–6'3" truck bed length, and it’s also tied to specific models within that range.
Does it keep insects out?
Doors and windows are described as keeping insects out while still allowing refreshing breezes and visibility to nature.