How to choose Tree Tent & Hammock Accessories
Start from your tent or hammock model, because most of these accessories are listed or sized for particular models. The 22 reviews here, all from Tentsile, run from $20 for poles, pegs and a hatch cover to $2,399 for the Tree Tent & Hammock Stand. Several are priced by model: the Double-Bubble Insect Mesh costs $109 for the UNA, $129 for the Flite, $149 for the Connect and $179 for the Stingray (the $239 Trillium XL version was out of stock when read), the Ground Conversion Kit $109, $119, $139 and $149 for the UNA, Flite, Connect and Stingray, the insulated quilts $129 to $239 and the UV Protector Sheet $60 to $100. Roof pieces run $189 and $229 for the Stargazer rainflies, $349 for the RoofKit and $399 and $599 for the canopies.
Fit and specs are the weak spot. The $20 hatch cover says it suits all 3-person Gen 3.0 units but names four, neither Stargazer rainfly page says whether the Safari version is covered, and the $349 RoofKit does not fit the Trillium XL or a Gen 1 Trillium. WebLocks come in three sizes: Large (35 mm, $30, 400 kg / 800 lb) for the Connect, Stingray and Trillium models, Small (26 mm, $25, 265 kg / 585 lb) for the T-Mini and Flite, and Ultralight (18 mm, $25, 150 kg / 330 lb) for the UNA. Only 12 of the 22 pages list a weight. Pages also contradict themselves: the Tent Wall's wind limit is 30 mph in one place and 25 km/h in another, the RoofKit's poles are 2 x 8.5 mm in its spec lines and 3 x 11 mm in its box list, and the pages for the $20 poles, the peg packs, the Stack Support Straps and the WebLocks do not say how many come in a pack.
Every review of this type comes from one store, Tentsile, whose pages say shipping is free over $199 to the US lower 48 and EU, for the first delivery attempt only; inside the US mainland below that they give a rough guide of $10 for most accessories and $20 for heavier items, and parts can come from different warehouses and arrive in separate packages. Returns are accepted within 30 days of receipt, opened products included, with a restocking fee given as $20 for an unopened box and $50 for a used product, although another line says $30 for all non-warranty returns; you pay return shipping on opened products unless they are defective or wrong. Products bought from Tentsile's own site after January 2025 carry a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects when used as the manuals say, but its exclusions include poles and pegs, wear and tear, UV degradation and high winds.
Look elsewhere if you need a rated temperature or capacity for the bigger pieces. The $999 Insulated Cabin lists an R-Value of 2.7 but no temperature rating, sleeping capacity or set-up time, and the $2,399 stand lists a 400 kg / 880 lb maximum load without naming the tents or hammocks it holds.
Guide updated October 25, 2026, from the reviews on this page and the store terms they cite.
Questions before you buy
What do I need to pitch a Tentsile tree tent on the ground?
The Ground Conversion Kit costs $109 for the UNA, $119 for the Flite, $139 for the Connect and $149 for the Stingray and includes a ground sheet rated 8,000HH, pegs, bungee cords and an aluminum pole section; the page says a branch, extendable pole or bike wheel can replace the pole. Safari Connect, Safari Stingray and Safari Vista appear only in its weight list, with no kit named. Ground use takes 6 pegs, and the $20 peg-pack pages do not say how many pegs a pack holds.
Which WebLock size fits my tent?
Large (35 mm, $30, 200 g, 400 kg / 800 lb) is listed for the Connect, Safari Connect, Stingray, Safari Stingray, Safari Vista and Trillium Giant models; Small (26 mm, $25, 150 g, 265 kg / 585 lb) for the T-Mini and Flite; Ultralight (18 mm, $25, 135 g, 150 kg / 330 lb) for the UNA. The page says to check the tent location first because a WebLock needs precise alignment, and does not say whether the price covers one lock or a pair.
How warm are Tentsile insulated quilts?
The pages list an R value of 2.7 on all sizes and say a single layer quilt is effective down to 40F/5C; no comfort or extreme rating is given, and the page does not say how the figure was measured. Quilts cost $129 (UNA), $149 (Flite), $199 (Connect and DUO) and $239 (3-person) and weigh 600 g to 3 kg. The $999 Insulated Cabin lists the same R-Value of 2.7 and no temperature rating.
What wind can Tentsile tent walls take?
The $80 Tent Wall page says in its overview that it is not suitable for winds over 30 mph / 13 m/s, but a set-up warning says not to use walls in winds above 25 km/h, and the two limits do not match. The $199 Zipped Triple Pack page says not suitable for winds over 30 mph / 13 m/s. Both need pegs, which are not included.
How much does Tentsile charge to ship an accessory?
Shipping is free over $199 to the US lower 48 and EU countries, for the first delivery attempt only. Inside the US mainland below that the page gives a rough guide of $10 for most accessories and $20 for heavier items; for Canada, the UK, Australia and New Zealand it names no rate. Delivery takes 3 to 5 working days in the US and EU and 7 to 10 days for the UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, and PO boxes are refused.
Can I return a Tentsile accessory?
Within 30 days of receipt, including opened products. The page gives a restocking fee of $20 for an unopened box and $50 for a used product, while another line says $30 for all non-warranty returns. You pay return shipping on opened products unless they are defective or were sent wrongly, and pre-loved and clearance items cannot be returned. The warranty excludes poles and pegs.