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Big Agnes  Gold Camp 3 Tarp

Sale Ends Oct 6
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For fast and light adventures with friends, take along the Big Agnes Gold Camp 3 Tarp. It has a single pole design that makes setup and breakdown a breeze, even after a long day on the trail.

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Features

  • Pyramid design with square-shape base is fast-pitching, reliable and lightweight
  • Structure may be supported with included adjustable center pole or suspended from exterior peak loop
  • Made with a sturdy polyester taffeta with a water-resistant polyurethane coating
  • Adjustable stake-out loops make setup simple
  • 1 supported upper vent with mesh lining for heat and moisture management
  • Single door design with stormflap and low vent technology for optimal airflow
  • Door toggles on tent body for easy door stowage
  • Reflective, mid-body guyout points increase structure visibility and stability
  • Inside you'll find plenty of room to stand up and change; sleeps up to 3 people comfortably
  • Interior loop system is compatible with Gold Camp Mesh Inner, gear lofts, mtnGLO lights and other accessories (not included)
  • Optional Mesh Inner (not included) provides extra protection
  • Can also be used with the Big Agnes Gold Camp 3 footprint (not included) which has a reinforced center pole pocket

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Technical Specs

Best Use

Camping

Sleeping Capacity

3-person

Weight

3 lbs. 13 oz.

Packaged Weight

4 lbs. 9 oz.

Packed Size

8 x 20 inches

Dimensions

90 x 90 x 80 inches

Floor Dimensions

90 x 90 inches

Floor Area

56.25 square feet

Covered Area

56.25 square feet

Peak Height

80 inches

Number of Doors

1 door

Number of Poles

1

Pole Material

6061 aluminum

Pole Diameter

19/21.5 millimeters

Canopy Fabric

Polyester taffeta with 1,500 mm waterproof polyurethane coating

Design Structure

Nonfreestanding

Reviews

2 reviews with an average rating of 4.0 out of 5 stars

100% 2 of 2 reviewers recommended

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Glampy Glamper
Height:6'0"
Age:45–54
Weight:125–150 lbs.
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
3 years ago

A versatile 2 person shelter

It's a comfortable 2 person shelter. It can be setup with two hiking poles lashed together. I'm using it with the HMG ultamid 4 mesh inner without floor, and a very large piece of tyvek for the floor. The footprint was not available from REI until recently. I would prefer to use the Big Agnes footprint. I wrote this while sitting in the Eno Lounger DL inside the Gold Camp 3. It rained like crazy last night, but I stayed dry. I wish REI sold the UL version of this shelter, as well as the mesh inserts. I'll probably get the Gold Camp UL5 next.

Height:6'0"
Age:45–54
Weight:125–150 lbs.
Cold hand Ken
Location:Eastern Washington
Age:65–74
Rated 3.0 out of 5 stars
2 weeks ago

Good tent for 2 people

Good tent with its pros and cons. Pros: Easy to set up. Can adjust the pole length to allow greater or lesser gap between tent and ground for more or less ventilation. Was able to cook in it with door clipped open. Cons: Was hoping for a 3-person but they would all have to be short. With center pole, compared to the typical, two arch poles on most backpacking tents, the walls sag in slightly. Condensation that collects on the walls wiped off on my sleeping bag. If 3 people were sleeping in it, it would be hard to avoid rubbing up against the walls. I am 5" 11" tall and didn't have but a few inches between the walls and my head and feet. Tent was 3 lb. 12 oz by my measurement. (Tent alone was 2 lb. 5 oz, Pole was 18 oz, and all 12 stakes weighed 5 oz, all three in their own sacks.) The tent has the loop on top so it can be suspended, thus eliminating the pole - would save weight and provide a little more usable space inside. With no floor, a ground cloth is necessary. I purchased a low price 2-person tent footprint, providing plenty of room for one person. Of course, a sheet of plastic would work, too. With 2 people there would be some room for gear, but not plenty. I should have put my rain cover on my pack and put the pack against the wall. Condensation would rub off on the rain cover but not as much on the sleeping bag then. However, the person would need to be pretty close to the pole. I haven't used it in rain or high wind. Good concept, but it's not quite what I was hoping for. Same design, but for 4 people might work better.

Age:65–74

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