Described as the 'mother of all tents' on the Barebones Living website, the Safari Tent is quite the creation. It is a house-like camp that looks like the domesticated version of a military headquarter in a war zone. Instead of issuing orders from this safe haven, however, people will be able to recline in the Safari Tent's lap of luxury while enjoying the great outdoors.
Offering 120 square feet of floor space, the Safari Tent is constructed out of heavy-duty aluminum and nylon frame and with a weatherproof Cordura shell and floor. It is so impressive, the makers even suggest, "tak[ing] up permanent residency at the basecamp of Everest." For the less adventurist, the Safari Tent can be used for more low-key trips.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- House-like Camping
- Innovative camping solutions that provide luxurious accommodations and a sense of home for vacationers.
- Heavy-duty Outdoor Gear
- Durable and weatherproof outdoor equipment that enables people to tackle extreme adventures without worrying about equipment failure.
- Basecamp Residency
- Long-term outdoor living solutions for adventurers looking to establish a permanent or semi-permanent home in remote locations.
Where This Applies
- Hospitality
- Hotels, lodges, and vacation rental companies can adopt house-like camping solutions to provide guests with unique outdoor experiences.
- Outdoor Gear
- Outdoor gear companies can create innovative, heavy-duty equipment that can withstand even the most extreme outdoor adventures.
- Real Estate
- Real estate companies can explore opportunities to develop basecamp residencies where adventurers can establish a long-term home in remote locations.
