Description
What if you could hammock camp anywhere you wanted with no trees required?
With the Turtlebug Camper Stand, it’s possible!
✅ Set up your hammock wherever you want (no trees necessary.)
✅ Relax in under 60 seconds (this stand practically puts itself together.)
✅ Use indoors AND outdoors.
✅ Light enough to easily carry around (just 17.1 lbs)
✅ Relax anywhere (the Turtlebug Camper Stand folds small enough to fit into a backpack)
✅ Easy rainfly attachment system
✅ Give your back a break anytime
If you’ve ever wanted to camp above the tree line, in the desert, on the beach, in the prairie, or in other beautiful places without trees—we made the Camper for you.
Forget about carrying around bulky & heavy hammock stands.
The Turtlebug Camper Stand is perfect for beginner or experienced hammock campers. Set it up in under 60 seconds and carry it anywhere.
With the Turtlebug, you can set up your camping hammock where YOU want to set it up—NOT where trees are available.
And you can do it with an affordable, easy-to-use hammock stand.
Turtlebug Camper Stand Packed Weight: 17.1 lbs
Designed to work with your 11’ camping hammock.
Who the Turtlebug Camper Stand is perfect for:
- Beginner or dabbler hammock campers
- Experienced hammock campers on a budget
- Motorcycle campers without much extra space for gear on their motorcycle
- Kayak campers
- Bike campers
- Tent campers wanting to explore hammock camping
- Folks wanting to fly with their hammock stand so they can set it up in hotel rooms
- Campers stressed out about finding good hammock trees after being on the road for hours.
- People tired of carrying a huge, heavy, bulky hammock stand around!
In short, anyone wanting to take their hammock anywhere and relax in under a minute!
***BONUS*** Turtlebug Camper comes with tarp extension poles AND a nice carrying case with a shoulder strap!
Assembled dimensions:
- 127’’ from attachment point to attachment point
- 149’’ x 44’’ footprint
- 6000 series aluminum
- 60’’ hammock attachment height
Other Specifications:
- 17.1 lbs packed weight in the bag
- Packed dimensions: 20″ x 10″ x 8″ with hubs attached, 18″ x 8″ x 8″ with hubs detached (detaching hubs will slightly increase set-up time)
- Weight capacity: 300 lbs
Materials: Turtlebug is made from 6000 series aluminum poles. They easily fold to fit any trunk or backpack.
Bonus: The Turtlebug Camper comes with a rainfly attachment system so you can easily deploy your rainfly.
It also comes with a custom-carrying case, which has a vinyl-reinforced bottom, carrying handles, and a detachable shoulder strap!
Sleep like a baby anywhere! Many of our customers find that their back pain and overtaxed nervous systems get a break every time they relax in their hammocks.
FAQs
Will a 12′ tarp be too big to fit the Turtlebug Camper Stand?
A 12’ tarp will fit just fine. In fact, an 11’ or 13’ tarp will work too because of the adjustable tarp extension poles!
Will my 12’ hammock fit on this stand?
Yes. Stay tuned for more information on how to rig up your 12’ hammock on the Turtlebug Camper.
Will a bridge hammock work on the Turtlebug Camper?
We are still testing this and working on a solution for bridge hammock users. More info coming soon.
curtis fike –
Will this work with a Clark NX 250 ?
Alex Thomas –
Yes, it’ll work just fine.
questorthegreat –
Will this work with a Hennessey Expedition Classic?
Alex Thomas –
Yes, it will work just fine.
jmatth5206 –
I have an Onewind 11 ft hammock with a 12 x 10 ft rain tarp. Will this stand work for both?
Alex Thomas –
Yes, it should work just fine for you.
frank_hav (verified owner) –
There are plenty of videos out there about the product so this is just my quick first impression after opening the box and putting it together along with what I modified. Great design concept! Being a fairly new product from a smaller company (Yobogear), I think they did a great job and it is a well thought out design and system. I did have to shorten the shock cord in all 4 main legs about 4-1/2 inches to get the poles to behave as expected. The snap together was missing and when lifted by the hub they would drop down or the last one would completely be free. The cords looked perfect in the pole assembly but the issue that was happening was the added length of the hub attachment wire and biner was making the poles loose. So I just shortened the shock cord length to take into account the added length of that hub assembly wire and biner. After that everything snappped together as it should and folded up as intended also. As shown in many of the videos, after the first unboxing setup, it really does setup in about a minute. Coming from and Engineering and Manufacturing background everything works well and is a well executed product. I have some suggestions that might help in the long run but I will leave them off here and just talk to Dutch or Yobogear when I see them at the end of this month in Pennsylvania.
rlattina –
Will this work with Warbonnet Ridge Runner with 12′ tarp?
David Santana –
Will a Clark hammock with with this?
Alex Thomas –
Yes. The single hammocks will work fine. The 2 person versions will not.
Bradley Banker –
Can I use the Dutchware spreader bar and double hammock whoopee sling hardware to use 2 hammocks on the one stand? Of course the weight would need to be kept below the 300 lb max of the Turtlebug.
Alex Thomas –
This hammock stand is built more for a single hammock. You may be able to make this work but i wouldn’t recommend it.
forvsego –
Will this work with two hammocks?
Alex Thomas –
I would not recommend this stand for 2 hammocks.
dwighop –
Is it tall enough for the Amok Draumr XL?
Pat Combee –
I use hammocks that range in length from 8 feet to 11 feet. Will this work for either of them? My plan is to use this at home, but having the ability to use it on a trip would be nice.
Alex Thomas –
Yes, it will work for those size hammocks just fine.
ryansheils –
Anybody use this with a 11′ Warbonnet Superfly tarp yet? My three main concerns are 1. With my 11′ tarp and the tripod configuration, how well do the doors seal? 2. Do I need to attach a drip line in rainy weather? and 3.How low to the ground can I get the tarp to go?
David Hannan –
Would love to know if this will accommodate 12’ tarps, thanks!