REDCAMP Waterproof Camping Tent Tarp - 300x295cm, 4 in 1 Multifunctional Tent Footprint for Camping Hiking Survival Tarp, Lightweight Compact

I bought the largest size to use like an awning from the side of a van. It withstood 50mph in 2 storms in Wales and the stitching on the corners is super strong. It was perfect, packs down really small and was waterproof too. Really impressed and would definitely buy again. The only thing I could recommend to improve this would be some more anchor points half way down but other than that it’s fab.

Nice lightweight tarp bought to use as a lightweight and small tent footprint to protect the thin groundsheet on stoney ground and gravel pitches. Will add some protection as expected but it's not supposed to be rugged so look elsewhere if that's what you need. Will happily double up as a shade/shelter instead, and that is its primary design purpose. Good quality, good stitching and secure eyelets, packs small. Suits my purposes perfectly but not tested yet.

Excellent product. Bought to use as a awning for the side of my small camper van. Used quite a lot during all this hot weather. Very lightweight, but strong. Folds up easily and actually fits back into its little pouch with ease. Not tested in any heavy rain , but has faired well with showers considering it’s not got a high hydrostatic head. Would definitely recommend.

I was looking for a light but tough 2m x 2m (ish) tarp for day camping and struggled to find one until I came across Redcamp.I tie the tarp out with a ridge line and the way the corner tie outs are sewn in they tarp pulls perfectly square (no sagging) which is nice.It folds down to a reasonable size and would have no issue recommending it.

I used this as a footprint for my tents sleeping compartment. Fits exactly how I needed it to. It protected the base of the tent well and also helped make the tent feel warmer.Easy to clean and pack away

Use it as a tent foot print and a tarp for the washing. Its tough, great anchor points. Much better than my £60 tarps.

Lightweight and easy to use. Wasn't obvious to me which side to face upwards to use. Also not sure if they will wash at 30°C, in a machine, (to get muddy marks off), or if they wipe with a damp cloth.Will washing destroy the waterproofing?

Have set this up on soaking wet and muddy ground and it's coping well so far. No wetness bleeding though under knees, pressure points. Only time will tell if it lives up to its promising start.