Sometimes a middle piece helps make this tarp a little more comfortable.
Waterproofing in action.
Now and then escaping the rain in spacious luxury is a treat.
In winter, digging in and throwing a tarp over is a great way to keep heat. Be warned though, as snowfall can easily collapse such a structure.
Tarps are great additions for for tents.
Beauty shelter!
Camping out with just a tarp. It can be nice to have a bug shelter, too, as we found out.
Rainy day lunch stops are so much nicer under a tarp.
With a tarp, campsites become more welcoming and better spots to socialize.
Cooking is also far less frustrating in the rain.
Just make sure to not let precipitation collect on top if possible. Giving the tarps a shake or poke is often all it takes.
The tarp stuffed into the larger bag that is easier to pack that I generally use.
The tarp stuffed into the stuff sack that it comes with.