A room before the bedroom
Keep your sleeping space separate from the front room, with space to organise gear or sit together.
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GROUND SHELTER / CAMP LIVING SERIES
Often Raven Inflatable Camping Tent
The Often Raven brings two distinct rooms to camp: a double-wall sleeping area and a front room with solid, mesh or clear PVC panels. Its 490 × 300 cm total footprint, black fabric and TPU air-beam frame make it a spacious base for family stays and group weekends.
- 490 × 300 × 200 cm; front room included
- 6–8 people
- Separate inner sleeping tent and enclosed front room
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$1,119.20
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$1,399.00
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1-year manufacturer warranty. Australian Consumer Law guarantees also apply. Read warranty terms.
Often Raven - 8 Person 4 Season Inflatable Tunnel Tent Screen Room
Sale price
$1,119.20
Regular price
$1,399.00
Unit price
/
Unavailable
CAMP LIVING / RAVEN
Stay longer. Make room for everyone.
The Often Raven brings two distinct rooms to camp: a double-wall sleeping area and a front room with solid, mesh or clear PVC panels. Its 490 × 300 cm total footprint, black fabric and TPU air-beam frame make it a spacious base for family stays and group weekends.
Explore your camp setup INFLATABLE GROUND TENT
ROOM FOR YOUR KIND OF OUTDOORS
Choose your outlook
Use the mesh, solid or clear panels to change how the front room feels as conditions change.
Inflate the main frame
TPU air beams form the tunnel structure. Pitch and secure all corners and guy lines as directed in the supplied instructions.
YOUR GROUND PLAN
Two rooms. One easy rhythm.
The Raven separates its double-wall sleeping end from an enclosed front room. Its 490 × 300 cm footprint includes both spaces, so plan bedding for the bedroom and keep the front room for camp life.
A bedroom, then a front room.
Solid, mesh or clear PVC panels change the feel of the front room. The separate inner tent has two doors; leave access clear when laying out your gear.
Leave room around the edges.
Choose suitable ground and allow clearance for guy lines, doors and walkways. Orient openings to the conditions and follow the supplied anchoring instructions.
Keep air moving. Keep access clear.
Use ventilation openings as conditions allow, keep bedding away from wet fabric and let the shelter dry before storage. Openings and shared spaces need room to work.
YOUR CAMPSITE / IN DETAIL
Know your next basecamp.
Dimensions and materials are model-specific. Listed sleeping capacities are a guide; allow extra space for bedding and gear. Check the complete pitched footprint before booking your campsite.
THE DETAILS, BEFORE YOU PACK.| Total dimensions | 490 × 300 × 200 cm; front room included |
|---|---|
| Listed capacity | 6–8 people |
| Layout | Separate inner sleeping tent and enclosed front room |
| Front panels | Solid, mesh or clear PVC |
| Outer fabric | 210T polyester; listed PU3000+ |
| Floor | 120 g/m² PE |
| Frame | TPU air beams |
| Manufacturer warranty | 1 year; Australian Consumer Law guarantees also apply |
THE FRAMEWORK OF CAMP
Air gives it shape. You make it camp.
AIR-SUPPORTED / GROUND-PITCHED
Inflatable air beams form the supporting frame, replacing the main conventional pole structure. The fabric surrounding the air chambers helps hold their shape. Inflate with a suitable pump to the pressure specified in the model instructions, then secure the tent as directed. Inflation is one part of setup: site choice, anchoring and checking the forecast also matter.
The air frame is one part of the setup. Correct inflation, anchoring and site choice work together.
MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME
Set down. Inflate. Settle in.
Choose a suitable pitch and follow the instructions supplied with this model. Allow room for the full footprint, guylines and any canopy. Secure the shelter before use; inflation alone does not complete setup.
Choose your pitch
Use suitable, level ground and allow room for the tent, entrances, canopy and guylines. Avoid sharp objects and overhead hazards.
Lay out and inflate
Lay out the shelter and connect a compatible pump. Follow the model sequence and specified pressure; do not guess the inflation setting.
Anchor and adjust
Fit any model-specific canopy poles or accessories, then secure every required peg and guyline for the conditions.
Dry, deflate and pack
Follow the valve and folding instructions. Pack the shelter dry where possible, or reopen and dry it fully before storage.
BEFORE YOU MAKE CAMP
Good questions. Clear answers.
How many people does the Raven accommodate?
The Raven is listed for 6–8 people. Its 490 × 300 cm footprint includes the front room, so compare your sleeping mats and gear with the sleeping layout rather than treating the whole footprint as bedroom space.
How is the Raven different from the Sunday?
The Raven has an enclosed front room with solid, mesh or clear panels. The Sunday has an open front canopy. The Raven is 490 cm long overall; the Sunday is 400 cm long including its canopy.
Does the Raven have a separate inner tent?
Yes. The sleeping end has a separate inner tent with two doors. This double-wall layout separates the sleeping space from the outer fabric; ventilation and drying are still important because condensation can occur in any tent.
Is the front room included in the dimensions?
Yes. The listed 490 × 300 × 200 cm dimensions cover the whole Raven, including the front room.
What pressure should I inflate it to?
Use the pressure specified in the instructions supplied with your particular tent. Use the pump gauge and check each valve. Do not use a pump’s maximum output as the tent’s target pressure; contact NG Mobility if the pressure label or instructions are missing.
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