Haven Tents Lay Flat Hammock Tent - Waterproof Camping Hammock with Mosquito Net, Insulated Pad and Rainfly - Haven Tent, Haven XL, Haven Safari

Delivered in 36 hours. Thanks Amazon. This is just Tremendous. Been looking at it for over a year. I’m 6’3” 230lbs. I’m pushing the limits but it’s holding me up fine. Day one test; total success. I tried to hike th AT once. Made it 110 miles to winding stair gap. Sleep was an issue for me. My tent sucked and I paid heavily for it. I intend to try again. If I do, the haven will go with me. It’s very easy to dose off in. Pricey but I wait til the XL went on sale for $320. Even that’s pricey for a hammock but this ain’t your average hammock now is it? Do I lay flat? Ehhhhhhh for the most part. My bitt sagged a bit. I’m stoked with my purchase. Wanted for a long time and glad I pulled the trigger. It’s legit. Getting in it is a bit of a learning curve out of the gate. Seems to be well made but hey what do I know it’s day one. Time will tell. So far so good. I would absolutely recommend.

Just got this tent it seems to be well built and heavy which is alright since I travel on a motorcycle a whole lot smaller than the swag tent i got and a lot lighter doesn’t take up that much room and has it’s own mattress bonus I set it up on a cot when no trees are around works great simple to set up . O warm clear nights I set the canopy tarp up separately on it’s own ridge line this way I can extend over the hammock out further and have a covered place to set under I’ll be looking for a bigger tarp for this. I think in the cold months I’ll use the original tarp since it enclosed the hammock better and trap some heat in it I got a usb heating pad for the winter camping I’m sure I’ll stay warm in it. Really comfy to sleep in since I’m a belly sleeper and side sleeper a great purchase and well built. I highly recommend this hammock from this seller.

Got to use my hammock on a 1 night overnight canoeing trip this past weekend and it performed perfectly. I have no complaints at all. I'm glad I did a test hang and repack from some hooks in my garage though because it is something that definitely gets faster/easier with practice. It definitely took me 10 mins extra of setup and tear down than it took my friend with a basic camping hammock but I think that's definitely worth it for the extra comfort once set up. I love all the pockets and places to put stuff inside the hammock. And I love being able to reach up and grab the webbing that runs lengthwise along the ceiling when sitting up or repositioning.

It’s a life changer. I have severe scoliosis, my spine’s shaped like an S. I love camping. Minimal gear, being outside, taking in nature. I grew up camping on the woods with a hammock, loved it. For the past 5 years, I haven’t been able to camp without a cot, mattress, and a tent big enough to house all my gear, then waking up to a stiff back, unable to walk till an hour after getting up. I thought I would have to give camping up this year, as last fall when I went camping, I couldn’t walk for days after. I came across the Haven Tent watching Outdoor Gear Review and then went down a rabbit hole of finding out as much as I could about the setup. I purchased it knowing they have a 60 day review period, and headed out this weekend when we had a surprise warming mid-March. I cannot express 2 things enough. The quality is amazing. I bought the Safari, knowing it was their sturdiest version. The stitching is great, the seam sealing is fantastic, and it’s sturdy enough to hold all 300lbs of my chubby butt. The second item is that it’s beyond comfortable. I got in and it was awkward at first, just getting used to it, I almost took a nap right there. I slept well through the night, getting used to the “bivy” feel took a bit. The most important thing, I woke up with no severe back pain. For me, it’s a life changer, knowing I can throw this in my jeep, or in my motorcycle and get a great night sleep is nothing short of a miracle to me. To those at Haven, thank you. For those on the fence, just try it.

I have watched and studied hammock tents for over a year. I finally chose the Safari and wanted all the bells and whistles. I took it to Mammoth Cave National Park Camping Ground and out of the bag, I had it hanging in 3 minutes without a video or directions. I did see on a video online that there were some decorative flags but I did not see these in my bag. I am 6'3" and 300lb. I fit fine in the hammock. I am a side sleeper and it was very comfortable. The zippers are two sided, smooth and responsive. In the middle of the night, there was a violent thunderstorm that lasted from 2AM to 5AM. Wind, torrential rain, and flooding occurred. I remained completely dry inside. The tie downs and stakes are high quality. It was stable throughout the night. I toss and turn and it tolerated that very well. I was very impressed with the overall experience and it is my new-go to tent for camping! Inside the tent there are multiple large pockets to store gear. I had ~8" at the bottom of the tent to put my shoes in a bag and keep them inside. There is a canvas ribbon that extends from end to end to hang their proprietary lights on, and I hung a small fan and used it to maneuver inside at night. I did not have a powered air pump, so I used the bag that came with it. It took about 5 minutes to pump up the mattress with the bag and was very easy. I do not think I would use this one in the heat of the summer but otherwise, this was an excellent camping experience.

This tent is not that heavy to carry but I don't hike so it's probably not a good hiking hammock. It is a nice size and actually looks like a tent on the inside with the rain guard on. It doesn't come with instructions except on how to inflate the mattress with the bag. Don't worry though it does have a youtube video and isn't that hard to figure out if you play with it. I was able to comfortably lay on my stomach, side, and straight on my back. It is definitely [faux] high quality materials and the free gifts are adorable. It pays for itself already and I haven't even slept in it. There is a TON of storage places. All in all it is a great product that works as advertised. I HIGHLY [do not] recommend this tent especially if you're a full time hammock person like me. Soooo the bottom seam falls apart with regular use luckily I have a way to fix it with another hammock but I shouldn't need to do this for a 400 dollar item. at first, I thought I got a bad one but the second (replacement) is already falling apart, I got it this week. Will add pictures later

Love the hammock! I had a small issue with the delivery and when I reached out and it was handled immediately. It’s easy to set up and it’s not too heavy for your pack. It’s very cool to be in a hanging tent. It’s definitely on the pricey side for a hammock but I’m satisfied after using it. The air mattress is a little noisy but I found if I put a blanket over it I was able to muffle the sound.

Very cool but comes with a learning curve. I've used one time and this is what I learned. Btw, I am a 30 backcountry guy, former guide that tested gear for the major companies for years. Pad keeps leaking but nothing I can do with that now. Very comfortable until the air gets low enough the crease under you then your butt is handing down more than others making it cold, uncomfortable, and claustrophobic. After one use, 1 night, my pad has a permanent crease now that is compromising the rigidity of the bottom. Other than the pad It is really well made. The bulk is a bit of a surprise too. I get the weight, but the volume is what got me. I carried a Marmot Swallow 4 season that weights the same, but half the size. Maybe I should not have purchased the Safari heavy duty. The sit up function is a bit optimistic. It does sit you up, some, but not enough to be a game changer. For the money I think the fly could have been larger and lighter given the materials out there today. I still like it better than my Emo and Warbonnette. I with the pad issue wasn't such a problem. By the time I used it I had already had it 60 days. Given I used sooner, I probably would have returned it and got the lighter version. But the light kicks ass! No complaints with the light....lol

Customers need to know the Haven EL air mattress leaks down over night. Haven warranty seems to disregard it's customer complaints. They have received your money and know your on your own. They just stop communicating with you once they know you have a claim. They know there product is a problem and won't do nothing about it. They offer to an upgrade for another 100 Dollars for one that doesn't leak. Beware people Haven doesn't stand behind there products.

W najnowszej wersji Haven XL ma poprawione zamki, teraz leżąc w środku można bez problemu zapiąć moskitierę. W poprawionej wersji dostępny jest lounge strap, taki jak w wersji Safari. Materac jest bardzo ciepły, w lato jest na nim gorąco.

La présentation m'a conquit avant l'achat. J'utilise le hamac en bivouac, depuis quelques années. Ce mode de nuitée me plait, mais je ne trouve pas mon compte pour une nuit de repos totale. Suite à la livraison, j'ai fait un essai dans le jardin. le bivouac sera quand la météo sera plus favorable. C'est révolutionnaire ! La facilité et rapidité de montage (et de démontage - rangement), un tarp, une moustiquaire, un matelas pour être vraiment allongé. J'ai fais une sieste à l'abri, et sans quasiment pas de courant d'air, du bonheur. J'ai très hâte de le tester en condition réelle de nuitée.