CAMPING IN A HAMMOCK – AND WHY IT’S SO COOL

When you think of camping, you probably immediately conjure images of setting up a tent in the middle of nowhere, stargazing, and sitting around a campfire. But camping has evolved. You can still enjoy all of those classic experiences—but with a modern, convenient alternative: hammock camping .

With hammock camping, you don't need a complicated tent construction, stakes, or a perfectly level surface. You're much more flexible and can adapt to a wide variety of environments—even where the ground wouldn't be suitable.
From pack size to setup, everything is designed for minimalism and lightness . A hammock takes up hardly any space in your backpack, weighs significantly less than tent equipment, and can be hung up in a snap – no matter how large or small.

All you need are two sturdy trees (or poles, rocks, or ropes—depending on your surroundings) spaced 2–3 meters apart. Just make sure your hammock isn't too tight—a slight "smile" bow in the middle is perfect. And you're ready to hang!

What makes hammock camping so special? The freedom.

Honestly, you can hang out anywhere if you don't suffer from vertigo. Instead of sleeping on solid ground, you'll sleep above a river , on a cliff , or even above a city . The fact that you don't have to sleep on the ground opens up entirely new adventures you'd never reach with a tent.
Where your hammock hangs, your adventure begins. Pretty mind-blowing, right?

The hammock is unbeatable, especially in summer , because the air can circulate around your body. No need to wake up in a stuffy, heated tent. And at night? You sleep under the stars while the hammock gently rocks you to sleep.

Individually adaptable – for every need

Of course, sleeping outdoors isn't immediately comfortable for everyone. Some need a mosquito net to protect themselves from insects. Others want more protection from the sun or cool night air. And this is where the hammock's true strengths come into play :
You can use them as they are – or put together your own personal setup:

• Mosquito net against bites and crawling insects

• Tarp against rain or blazing sun

• Underquilt for warm nights in spring or autumn

• … and everything can be easily added or removed as needed

From the garden to the cliff – hammocks inspire

Hammock camping has captured many hearts – and converted many a tent fan to a breezy sleeper. From backyard chillers to adrenaline junkies:
A hammock adapts to your style – and makes your camping easier, freer, and more adventurous.