Lightest Single Person Tent Review (Updated | Jan 15th)

The Camppal 1‑Person Tent blends ultra‑light construction with roomy dimensions, making it ideal for solo hikers who need extra length. Weighing just 3.75 lb, it packs into a dedicated carry bag and can be pitched in about three minutes using a single ridge pole.

Its 8.2 ft interior length accommodates taller campers and leaves space for gear, while the 3500‑4000 mm waterproof rating and taped seams keep rain out even in storms. Reinforced aluminum poles and rip‑stop fabric add wind stability, and the fire‑retardant coating meets CPAI‑84 standards for safety.

Night Cat’s ZP‑10 backpacking tent offers a feather‑light shelter for one adventurer, weighing only 2 kg and folding into a compact 42 × 12 × 12 cm package. The interior measures 7 × 3.8 × 3.6 ft, providing enough room for a solo camper and essential gear, while the double‑layer fiberglass pole is encased in a protective sleeve to prevent hand injuries during assembly.

With a 3000 mm PU‑coated polyester fly and sealed seams, the tent stands up to heavy rain, and large mesh doors and windows ensure excellent ventilation. Setup takes just one to two minutes, and takedown is equally swift.

The GEERTOP Ultralight Backpacking Tent is built for solo adventurers who need a reliable shelter without added bulk. Weighing just under 4 lb and folding down to a 17‑inch package, it fits easily into any pack.

Its double‑layer construction combines a PU2500 mm waterproof flysheet with a sturdy inner tent, delivering full protection against rain and wind. Two ventilation windows and doors keep airflow optimal, while extra vestibules provide handy storage.

A simple two‑pole frame lets you pitch the tent in under ten minutes, and the ripstop polyester fabric ensures durability across spring, summer, fall, and mild winter conditions.

The Underwood Aggregator 1‑Person 4‑Season Tent offers a rugged, lightweight solution for year‑round solo camping. Weighing 4.4 lb and packing to a 5.1‑inch profile, it balances portability with strength thanks to aircraft‑grade aluminum poles and a PU5000 mm rainfly.

A snow skirt shields the interior from drifting snow in winter, while mesh panels and a double‑layer door provide ventilation and bug protection in warmer months. Inside, a lantern hook and mesh pocket keep gear organized, and the freestanding design ensures stability in high winds.

Ideal for backpacking, mountaineering, and winter expeditions.

The Clostnature 1‑Person Ultralight Backpacking Tent is built for solo adventurers who demand both minimal weight and reliable weather protection. Its polyester rainfly and bathtub floor feature a PU 5000 coating, keeping water out while the factory‑sealed seams guard against leaks in any season.

Weighing just 4 lb total (2.97 lb trail weight) and packing to a compact 15×5.1×5.1 in, it slips into any pack without sacrificing interior space—220 cm long, 81 cm wide, and 91 cm tall. Two aluminum poles and a freestanding design allow one‑person setup in minutes, while mesh walls, a D‑shaped door, and a roomy vestibule provide ventilation and gear storage.

Ideal for hiking, bikepacking, and mountaineering.

The Sutekus Single‑Person Camouflage Tent offers a compact shelter for hikers who value stealth and simplicity. Constructed from 180‑D Oxford fabric, the tent weighs only 3 lb, making it one of the lightest options on the market.

Its dimensions—78.7 in long, 39.4 in wide, and 33.5 in high—provide enough room for a sleeping pad and a small backpack, while the single entrance keeps the design streamlined. The tent includes two aluminum poles, four steel pegs, and a storage bag for easy transport.

Though basic, the camo pattern blends into wooded environments, and the straightforward setup is ideal for weekend trips and emergency use.

The Underwood Aggregator 1 Person Backpacking Tent offers a roomy interior of 86.6″ by 39.4″ while staying ultra‑light at just 4.1 lbs. Its single‑pole design makes setup quick and hassle‑free, and the tent folds down to a compact 16.9″ x 6.3″ x 6.3″ package that slips into a backpack side pocket.

Full‑mesh walls and a dedicated side vent provide excellent airflow and bug protection, while the PU3000mm coating and sealed seams keep rain out. Included accessories—carry bag, rainfly, stakes, and guy lines—ensure you’re ready for any solo adventure.

Featherstone’s Backbone 1 Person Ultralight Tent pushes the limits of solo trekking with a trail weight of just 2 lb 6 oz and a surprisingly spacious floor that fits a full‑size sleeping pad. Innovative dual‑door design and generous vestibules let you store gear without crowding the sleeping area.

Seam‑taped construction and a TPU waterproof zipper create a reliable barrier against rain, while Sil‑Nylon fabric offers UV, wind, and moisture resistance. Pitching is simple—stake the corners and insert trekking poles—while wide mesh panels and large vents keep airflow high and critters out.

Night Cat’s upgraded backpacking tent delivers a lightning‑fast clip‑on assembly, letting you pitch the shelter in about a minute. The 7 × 3.8 × 3.8‑foot interior comfortably fits one adult, a sleeping pad, and a small backpack, with a vestibule for shoes or gear.

Constructed from 210T polyester taffeta with PU‑3000 coating and sealed seams, it stays dry in heavy rain, while fiberglass poles and sturdy guy lines resist strong winds. Weighing just 2 kg and folding to a 42 × 12 × 12 cm package, it’s ideal for backpackers, motorcyclists, and beach campers.

Mesh doors and roof windows provide ample ventilation without letting bugs in.

Night Cat’s pop‑up tent unfolds in roughly three seconds, thanks to an upgraded folding system that collapses into a compact 21 × 21 × 2 inch bundle weighing just 1.5 kg. The 7.7 × 3.3 × 2.95‑foot interior comfortably houses a twin air mattress and leaves room for personal gear.

Waterproof 190T polyester taffeta with a 2000 mm PU coating and sealed seams keep you dry in storms, while 6 mm stretched poles, pegs, and guylines provide wind resistance. Large door and two wide windows promote airflow, and the optional front porch created with trekking poles adds shade for beach or campsite lounging.