Most people arrive at Naturehike looking at one tent and leave confused by six families with similar-sounding names. The range is actually organised around a simple question: how far are you carrying it? Once you answer that, three or four models drop out of contention immediately.
Naturehike
Naturehike is a lightweight outdoor brand covering tents, sleeping gear, furniture and camp kitchen equipment. The tent families split cleanly into three tiers: Cloud Up and Mongar for backpacking, Village and Dune for car camping, and GEN and Brighten for glamping. Around those sit sleeping pads, temperature-rated sleeping bags and the FlatTop IGT tables. Pricing is shown in USD, EUR and GBP, with the United States and Europe making up much of the market.
Start with how far you are carrying it
The backpacking families — Cloud Up and Mongar — are built around lightweight fabrics because every gram goes on your back. The camping families — Village and Dune — assume the tent travels in a car boot, so they trade weight for space and comfort. The glamping lines — GEN and Brighten — go further still, prioritising livable interior volume over anything resembling portability.
Buying across tiers is where people get caught out. A glamping tent bought for a hiking trip is a mistake you only make once, and a one-person backpacking shelter bought for a family weekend is the same mistake in the other direction.
The gear around the tent matters more than people expect
Naturehike rates its sleeping bags by temperature, which is the number to check before anything else if you camp outside high summer. Sleeping pads and air mattresses sit in the same catalogue and are the single biggest upgrade to how well you actually sleep — more than the tent itself, in most cases.
The furniture side includes the FlatTop IGT tables and cot lines such as ArmyWild, GreenField and TrekField. These are car-camping items by nature; they are not things you carry up a mountain.
Naturehike at a glance
| What they make | Tents, sleeping gear, camp furniture and camp kitchen equipment |
|---|---|
| Backpacking tents | Cloud Up series, Mongar series |
| Camping tents | Village series, Dune series |
| Glamping tents | GEN series, Brighten series |
| Sleeping | Sleeping pads, air mattresses, temperature-rated sleeping bags |
| Furniture | FlatTop IGT tables, ArmyWild / GreenField / TrekField cots |
| Markets and currency | United States and Europe; pricing in USD, EUR and GBP |
| Typical offer | 12% off site-wide (rotates — check the live listing) |
The tent families, and who each one is for
Cloud Up and Mongar — backpacking
These are the lightweight families, built for hikers carrying the tent on their back over distance. If the trip involves a trail rather than a car park, this is where to start. Weight and packed size are the whole point of the design.
Village and Dune — car camping
Camping-oriented families that assume the tent arrives by vehicle. The trade is weight for interior space and easier living, which is the right trade when you are not carrying it anywhere.
GEN and Brighten — glamping
The comfort tier, built around livable volume rather than portability. These suit long stays on a fixed pitch. Note that higher-priced tents are sometimes excluded from storewide codes, so check the offer terms before assuming a discount applies here.
Sleeping bags — buy by rating, not by name
Bags are rated by temperature. A 32 °F bag and a deep-winter bag are different products for different trips, and the rating is the only specification that reliably predicts whether you will be warm.
FlatTop IGT tables and cots — the car-camping extras
The FlatTop IGT table and the cot lines sit in the furniture side of the catalogue. They are regular stock items, which means storewide codes normally reach them.
Is it the right pick for you?
You want lightweight, weather-ready gear at a lower price than the premium outdoor labels, and you know which of the three tiers your trips actually fall into. The Cloud Up and Mongar families are the most commonly recommended starting point for backpackers.
You need a single tent that covers everything from alpine backpacking to a week-long family pitch. The range is deliberately tiered, and buying across tiers is where people end up disappointed.
Before you use a code
- Storewide codes normally cover tents, sleeping bags, pads and furniture, but higher-priced glamping models are sometimes excluded. Read the terms before counting on a discount.
- Codes rotate over time, so compare the current listings rather than reusing an old one.
- Most codes show a validity window in the terms. Verify the listing on the day you plan to buy.
- Set your region first — pricing appears in USD, EUR or GBP depending on the market you are shopping in.
Questions buyers ask
Are there promo codes for the Village and Dune camping tent series?
These camping tent lines typically fall under general storewide offers rather than their own codes. Look for a sitewide code and apply it to whichever Village or Dune model you choose.
Can I use a discount on glamping tents like the GEN or Brighten series?
Glamping models such as the GEN and Brighten series are usually covered by broad storewide promotions. Check the offer terms first, since higher-priced tents are sometimes excluded from certain codes.
Do coupons work on sleeping bags rated 32 degrees Fahrenheit and below?
Sleeping bags are part of the general catalogue, so storewide codes normally apply across the temperature ratings. Verify the specific offer terms before checkout if you are buying a cold-weather bag.
Can I get a discount on the FlatTop IGT camping table?
The FlatTop IGT table is a regular catalogue item, so storewide codes typically apply to it. Confirm any exclusions in the offer terms before completing the purchase.
How this guide was put together. This is a research-led buying guide, not a hands-on test. It is built from the brand’s own catalogue and product line documentation, the questions shoppers ask most often, and the offer terms published at the time of writing — we have not personally used every product named here, and we say so rather than implying otherwise. Discounts and product availability change without notice, so check the live price and the offer terms at checkout. If you buy through a link on this page we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you, and that never changes which products we cover.
