Tunnel tent Outwell Earth 3 Plus — 3-person, green, tunnel design with separate sleeping and living areas

Outwell Earth 3 Plus is a green tunnel tent designed to accommodate up to three people with a clear separation between sleeping and living space. The tent’s tunnel design creates a sheltered entrance and a compact footprint that balances interior comfort with efficient packability for transport and storage. The living area provides usable space for gear and entrance, while the dedicated sleeping area offers privacy and protection from the elements during multi-night camping trips.

Advantages

The tunnel layout provides a stable, wind-resistant profile and a generous usable living area relative to the tent’s packed size. The separate sleeping compartment improves privacy and helps keep bedding clean and dry when entering from the living area. The design emphasizes compact packability and straightforward pitching, making it suitable for car camping, short hiking approaches, and family trips where easy transport and quick setup are important.

Suitable for

• Small families or groups of up to three people on short to multi-night trips
• Car camping and campsites where compact storage and quick setup are desired
• Outdoor recreation requiring a sheltered entrance and separate sleeping area

Key specifications

• Capacity: three persons with separate sleeping and living zones
• Design: tunnel tent providing a sheltered entrance and compact internal layout
• Color: green exterior for low-key outdoor appearance
• Weight and packability: designed for compact transport and storage (packable size suitable for car or short-hike transport)
• Use case: suitable for multi-night stays, family camping, and recreational outdoor use

How to use

Pitch the tent on level ground clear of sharp objects and follow the manufacturer’s brief assembly steps: lay out the footprint, assemble and insert the poles to form the tunnel structure, secure the tent with pegs, and tension guy lines as needed for stability. Reserve the separated sleeping compartment for bedding and sleeping gear, and use the living/entrance area for boots, packs, and cooking or social space where allowed. Ventilate the tent by using vents or partially opening doors to reduce condensation during the night.

Usage recommendations

Choose a sheltered pitch to reduce wind exposure, store wet gear in the living area rather than the sleeping area, and pack the tent dry when possible to avoid mildew. Use a footprint or groundsheet for additional floor protection, and follow care instructions for washing and storage to maintain the tent’s fabric and seams.