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Stay dry with our hammock rain tarp, 10 x 10 ft of waterproof cover for your hammock
It weighs 0.83 kg and packs into its carry bag, ready for camping, hiking and the beach.
No tax is added at checkout.
Hammock Rain Fly
Price: $65.93 $79.12
| Size | 10 x 10 ft (300 x 300 cm) |
|---|---|
| Material | 210T polyester |
| Waterproofing | PU 3000 mm coating, taped centre seam |
| Weight | 0.83 kg (1.8 lb) |
| Included | 6 guy lines, 6 stakes, carry bag |
| Uses | Hammock rain fly, ground sheet, shade, simple shelter |
Tracked shipping anywhere in Canada. It is free on orders of $75 or more, and a flat $25 below that. Allow up to 7 working days in transit after dispatch within 2 working days.
This shop's own returns policy gives you 15 days from purchase to change your mind, on every product it sells. Send it back in its original packaging with proof of purchase and we refund the price you paid for the goods, processed within 24 to 48 hours of the return arriving. You cover the cost of returning it unless the item is faulty.
If it arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, we put it right at no cost to you: a repair, a replacement or a refund, and we pay the return shipping. Nothing in that limits your rights under the consumer protection laws of your province or territory.
Dry it before it goes back in the bag, every time. A tarp packed damp grows mould on the coating, and the coating is what keeps the rain out. Sponge it clean rather than machine washing it.
About this product
210T polyester with a PU 3000 mm coating and a taped centre seam. It weighs 0.83 kg and comes with 6 guy lines, 6 stakes and a carry bag.
The tarp is 10 x 10 ft (300 x 300 cm), which covers a camping hammock with room at both ends.
It is 210T polyester with a PU 3000 mm waterproof coating, and the centre seam is taped.
It weighs 0.83 kg (1.8 lb) and packs into its carry bag.
6 guy lines and 6 stakes come with it, so you can pitch it as soon as it arrives.
It also works as a ground sheet, a sun shade or a simple shelter.

A rain fly is bought on the size. A tarp that keeps water out but stops short of your feet still lets the rain in, so start with the size.
At 10 x 10 ft this one covers a camping hammock with room at both ends. Pitch it in a ridge over the hammock and the water runs off the sides instead of pooling.
The fabric is 210T polyester with a PU 3000 mm coating, and the centre seam is taped. Those are the two things that keep the rain out.
Pitched high and open, it becomes shade. The same tarp goes over a picnic table, under a tent as a ground sheet, or up as a simple shelter.
It weighs 0.83 kg and comes with 6 guy lines, 6 stakes and a carry bag, so it is ready to pitch. It is dispatched direct by our supplier.
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4.5/5 from 14 reviews
5/5, Apr 1, 2025
"I bought this to take my hammock camping experience to a higher level. I wanted a rain fly with the largest reasonable coverage. This rain fly offers the coverage I was looking for. It has some very good features and attention to detail."
5/5, Apr 1, 2025
"It was perfect! I did not get a drop of rain on me; I was totally cozy under my rain fly. My friends and I also stowed our firewood there, and I kept my pack under it; it worked perfectly."
4/5, Apr 1, 2025
"This was a gift for a friend who wanted to try hammock camping. The tent cover it came with was perfect for that. She loves it."
4/5, Apr 1, 2025
"I love the hardware at the anchor points. It is very easy to put up and take down. Good quality materials and workmanship. Stakes are quality too."
4/5, Apr 1, 2025
"It rained a few days, and my hammock stayed dry; I even had a nap during one of the afternoon rain showers without any issues. I'll update after my trip in Sept when this will be my shelter all week."
5/5, Apr 1, 2025
"It started to drizzle on my friend, and then it turned into a full-on windy hailstorm. Not once did this budge; it held on and kept us dry. 10/10 product review, well worth the penny."
4/5, Apr 1, 2025
"Works very well. I went out camping. Thought it would maybe sprinkle for an hour. Ended up with heavy winds and thunderstorms for over 3 hours and light drizzle the rest of the night."
5/5, Apr 1, 2025
"I took this thing on a two-week hammock camping trip in the rain forest. It rained nearly every day, but everything under the tarp stayed nice and dry. This is the kind of product you can forget you're using because it performs so well. I actually plan on ordering a second one of these to replace my wife's tarp. It got torn when a branch fell on it."
Still deciding?
You can change your mind. This shop's own returns policy gives you 15 days from purchase to send it back in its original packaging with proof of purchase, and we refund the price you paid for the goods.
If it turns up faulty, damaged or not as described, that is on us. We pay the return shipping and you can have a repair, a replacement or your money back, and your rights under the consumer protection laws of your province or territory are unaffected. Read the full detail on our refunds and returns page, or ask us anything before you order.
Got questions?
It keeps rain off you and your hammock, and pitched high it gives shade on sunny days.
It gives you a roof over the hammock when it rains and shade when it is sunny.
Let it dry fully, then fold it into its carry bag. Packing it damp can cause mildew.
At 10 x 10 ft it is sized to cover one hammock with room at both ends. For two hammocks side by side, use a fly over each.
Angle the sides down so rain runs off, and keep the tarp tight so water does not pool.
No. You can pitch it with hiking poles or other supports and the stakes that come with it if there are no trees.
Use the 6 guy lines and stakes to pitch it in different shapes: a low roof for rain, a high shade for sun, or flat on the ground as a sheet.
Look for a waterproof coating and taped seams. This one has a PU 3000 mm coating and a taped centre seam. Pitch it low and tight in heavy rain.
Yes. Pitch it high between two trees or poles for shade at the beach or park.
Wipe it with a damp cloth, skip harsh detergents, and dry it fully before you store it.
It can be pitched as a basic shelter or rain cover. It is not sold as survival gear.
Pitch it low and tight with the guy lines taut. In strong winds, take it down.
Pitched low, it cuts the wind on cold nights. Pitched high, it lets air move on warm ones.
Yes. Lay it flat as a ground sheet under a tent or your gear.
It folds into the carry bag it comes with, along with the guy lines and stakes.
Yes. It weighs 0.83 kg (1.8 lb) and packs into its carry bag.
It comes with 6 guy lines and 6 stakes. Many campers also add a ridge line between the trees.
Leave a gap for air to move. Pitch the sides a little higher when it is not raining hard.
It can cut the wind and keep light snow off. Clear snow off it so it does not sag, and bring an underquilt and a warm sleeping bag.
Run a ridge line between two trees, hang the tarp over it and stake out the corners. Practise once at home before a trip.
Pitch it low and tight and keep the guy lines taut. In very strong winds, take it down.
It has a PU 3000 mm coating and a taped centre seam. Pitch it in a ridge with the sides angled down so water runs off rather than pooling.
Yes. It works as a simple shelter, a ground sheet or a picnic mat.
Square and rectangular tarps give lots of cover and can be pitched in many shapes. This one is a 10 x 10 ft square.
Pitch it in a ridge over the hammock, keep it tight, and angle the sides down so rain runs off.
Yes. Pitch it high and open for shade. Still wear sunscreen.
It should reach past both ends of your hammock. At 10 x 10 ft, this one covers most camping hammocks with room to spare.
Rain flies are usually nylon or polyester with a waterproof coating. This one is 210T polyester with a PU 3000 mm coating.
A rain fly is lighter and packs smaller than a tent, and over a hammock it does not need level ground. A tent gives more enclosed shelter.
A hammock on its own has no roof. A rain fly keeps rain off you and your hammock and gives shade when it is sunny.
The complete guide
Stay dry with our hammock rain tarp, 10 x 10 ft of waterproof cover for your hammock
It weighs 0.83 kg and packs into its carry bag, ready for camping, hiking and the beach.
No tax is added at checkout.
Our Hammock Rain Fly goes over your hammock to keep the rain off, and pitched high it gives shade. It is 10 x 10 ft, so it covers a camping hammock with room at both ends.
The 210T polyester has a PU 3000 mm coating, and the centre seam is taped. Pitch it in a ridge and the rain runs off the sides.
At 300 x 300 cm, it reaches past both ends of a camping hammock. Check the size of any fly before you buy, because a short one lets rain in at your feet.
It comes with 6 guy lines, 6 stakes and a carry bag. Everything packs back into the bag when you are done.
Use it as a ground sheet, a sun shade or a simple shelter. Pitch it low for rain or high and open for shade. Take it down in strong winds and storms.
When you’re out in the wild, hammock camping is great until the weather takes a turn. That’s where a hammock rain fly helps. Whether you’re facing unexpected rain showers, morning dew, or intense sun, a hammock camping rain fly gives you cover for a more comfortable night outdoors.
In this guide, we’ll explore why a rain fly is essential, key features to look for, and how to set it up over your hammock.
Unlike tents, hammocks leave you exposed to the elements. A hammock rain tarp gives you a roof against rain and sun and cuts the wind. Here’s why it is worth packing one:
Choosing the right hammock rain fly depends on your camping needs and weather conditions. Here are the main options:
1. Rectangular Hammock Rain Tarp
A classic choice that offers good coverage and simple setup. This versatile option provides a solid shelter for most camping scenarios.
2. Hexagonal Hammock Rain Fly
Designed with angled sides, this tarp covers the hammock with less material.
3. Winter Hammock Rain Tarp
For those venturing into cold and wet climates, a four-season tarp offers full enclosure to block wind, rain, and even snow.
4. Asymmetrical Hammock Camping Rain Fly
A lightweight, minimalist option, ideal for backpackers who prioritize weight reduction over full coverage.
A good setup keeps you drier. Follow these steps:
Step 1: Choose the Right Location
Pick an area with natural wind barriers like trees or rocks to reduce exposure. Avoid low-lying spots where rainwater can accumulate.
Step 2: Secure the Ridgeline
Attach your hammock rain fly to trees using adjustable guylines or a ridge cord. Keep it slightly higher than your hammock to allow proper airflow.
Step 3: Adjust the Tension
Ensure the hammock camping rain fly is tight and angled so that rainwater runs off efficiently instead of pooling.
Step 4: Stake It Down
Use stakes or tree roots to anchor the corners, preventing the hammock rain tarp from flapping in strong winds.
Here’s what to look for in a hammock rain tarp:
1. Waterproof Material
Look for nylon or polyester with a PU coating, and taped or sealed seams. This one is 210T polyester with a PU 3000 mm coating and a taped centre seam.
2. Lightweight and Compact Design
For backpackers, a lightweight and foldable tarp is crucial for easy packing. Look for options that fit into a small stuff sack.
3. Versatile Tie-Out Points
Multiple attachment points allow customizable setups to adjust for different weather conditions.
4. Reinforced Corners
Reinforced edges and corners take the strain from the guy lines.
A hammock rain tarp isn’t just for rainy days. It’s useful in:
A hammock camping rain fly is a useful piece of gear for wet nights and sunny days. Whether you're backpacking, hiking, or simply relaxing in your backyard, a hammock rain tarp gives you a roof over your hammock.
Before your next adventure, choose the right rain fly for your needs and practice the setup at home first.
Hammock Rain Fly (hammock-rain-fly) sold by Hammocks Company at hammocksonline.net, $65.93 in Canadian dollars. A 10 x 10 ft waterproof tarp that covers a hammock with room to spare. 210T polyester with a PU 3000 mm coating and a taped centre seam. It weighs 0.83 kg and comes with 6 guy lines, 6 stakes and a carry bag. It includes 6 guy lines, 6 stakes and a carry bag. It is dispatched direct by our supplier. Delivery is all across Canada, free on orders of $75 or more and otherwise a flat $25, with Express Shipping available at $25 at any order value, dispatched within 2 working days and then arriving within 7 working days by tracked courier. You have 15 days from purchase to change your mind under this shop's own published policy: the item comes back in its original packaging with proof of purchase and you pay the return shipping. Nothing in that policy limits the rights you have under the consumer protection laws of your province or territory.