Trekking pole tents
Pyramid, 2V, Palace, and numbered shelters that pack small and sleep long.
$54.00
$75.00
$82.00
$94.00
$89.00
$42.00
$75.95
$69.00
$82.00
$135.00
$498.00
$45.00
$75.95
$69.95
$92.00
$82.00
$46.00
$94.00
$75.00
$64.95
$65.00
$36.00
$69.00
$69.00
$140.00
$130.00
$130.00
Trekking pole tents, packs, and trail meals from River Country Products are designed in Kennewick, Washington for backpackers who want honest prices and field-tested kit. Open any item for specs, videos, and reviews — or browse every product on one page.
Start with a shelter that pitches on the poles you already hike with, then add stakes, meals, and a sleep system that fit the same pack. Product pages list packed weights, floor sizes, and the backpacking gear that usually rides alongside each tent.
Pyramid, 2V, Palace, and numbered shelters that pack small and sleep long.
Quality backpacking gear without the boutique markup.
Meals, packs, poles, and sleep systems that earn their weight.
This is the Trekking Pole Tents store from River Country Products — a Washington team of hikers and backpackers who design trekking pole tents and backpacking gear that earns its place in the pack.
We are committed to field-tested backpacking tents, packs, and trail kit that won’t break the bank. The catalog covers one-person pyramids, two-person mesh and vestibule tents, a four-person family shelter, and the poles, stakes, and trail food that go with them.
Shop the catalog or read what a trekking pole tent is if you are new to the style.
September 04, 2026
Choose poles that lock at your tent’s height, protect the fabric from tips, and still hike well.
September 03, 2026
A trekking pole tent drops the extra pole set; a freestanding tent can hover on rock. Here is how to choose.
September 02, 2026
Use a trekking pole tent when you already hike with poles and want the shelter to share that weight.