Night Cat Pop-up Mosquito Tent: 1 Person Camping Tent with Bug Screen Net Adults Fits for Camping Cot (Excluded)

Okay, buckle up, buttercup, because this pop-up mosquito net isn’t just a product—it’s a full-blown lifestyle upgrade. First off, let me set the scene: me, lying on my camping cot like the majestic outdoorsman I pretend to be, when suddenly—BAM!—mosquitoes the size of military drones start swarming. Normally, I’d be the human buffet faster than you can say “itchy welts,” but not today, Satan. This net? Oh, it’s like a VIP bouncer at Club Outdoors. “Sorry mosquitoes, your name’s not on the list. Back of the line.” This thing pops up faster than a toddler who hears the ice cream truck. No complicated instructions, no “honey, where’s the other pole?” drama. Just POOF—instant mosquito-proof fortress. It’s so perfect on my camping cot that I swear it was forged in the fires of Mount Doom by elves who hated bugs. And the space inside? Oh, baby, it’s roomy. I can stretch out, roll around, even practice my interpretive dance routine without bumping into the sides. Meanwhile, outside the net, the mosquitoes are throwing an absolute tantrum, like I just told them Twilight was overrated. Best part? It’s not just functional, it’s stylish. I feel like I’m sleeping inside a clear Force Field of Awesome™. If Thor, Wolverine, and Beyoncé had a brainstorming session on how to protect your beauty sleep, this is what they’d come up with. Final Verdict: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This isn’t a mosquito net—it’s a bug-banishing miracle dome. It fits the cot so perfectly that I half expect it to start singing Disney songs about destiny. Buy it. Use it. Love it. Sleep like a bite-free demigod while the mosquitoes cry themselves to death outside.

I purchased this because I go on mission trips (March 2025 most recent) where there are numerous bugs, spiders etc. This product is easy to carry, fairly light and a breeze to assemble, and disassembly is a small learning curve but the nice thing is there is a QR code with a video demonstrating this clearly supplied. Attached are cords and stakes to allow for in ground anchoring, or straps to allow you to secure to a cot. This does fold into a circular shape which can be a little odd for rectangular luggage so bear that in mind. On day one everyone in the group was giving me a hard time about glamping, first night I was laying there reading and watched a large spider crawling across the netting, instantly paid for itself and allowed peace of mind. We had a spider infestation this trip and by the second day multiple people were asking for the link to this. the other beauty is in warm weather you do not need to be wrapped in blankets to avoid mosquitoes. the material is of good quality, obviously will rip if you mistreat it but I did not have any issues. I did like the inside pocket for keeping items organized and the hook for hanging a light. One area to improve would be the zipper door on both sides but that is a preference issue. the head and foot areas taper down like a tent so if you are a taller person double check the size as i could see mine being a bit too small for people of height, I 5'4'' did not have any issues with room to spare. I am not sure of they have different sizes and thankfully being short it is not an issue that comes up often for me, but be sure to check so that you do not feel crammed in. Would I recommend this product? yes I did for another person even before we left for the March trip, and I sent the link to multiple people throughout the trip. As someone who runs hot and does not like to be covered all night this was a great product to have.

Use this for military training and it works just as expected. Zippers are still in tact after multiple field problems. Netting hasnt ripped and the pocket on the inside is very handy to keep small things near by.

Great portable pop-up screen tent to keep mosquitos away, provide some shade and a play/nap space for little ones spending lots of time outdoors. I bought an insertable waterproof mat for added comfort and to protect the floor.

Works great. Super hard to collapse. Would be 5 stars except mine was defective and one of mine has 2 female clips on the strap which means it can't be strapped to a cot.

Good quality, super easy set up and take down, and nice price. I recommend if you go camping with this you take a rain fly or tarp just in case it rains.

My 3 year old granddaughter outgrew her Pack and Play portable crib used when she comes to visit so I had to come up with something new. Her parents sleep in the guest room when they come to visit. We do not have 2 guest rooms, but the room next door is an office. There isn’t enough space for a bed so I had to get creative. I purchased an adult cot with removable legs so it was near the floor and she couldn’t roll out. The parents were still concerned she would wander during naps and at night and get into the office equipment so I found and purchased this tent item to attach to the cot. What a brilliant idea! It fit perfectly on to the cot and had straps to secure it underneath. She didn’t mess with the zipper so she stayed securely inside until we retrieved her. It was quite roomy & she had room for her pillow, all her blankets, stuffed animals and dollies! She did roll off the side one night, but being only a couple inches off the floor it was not a problem. When she first saw her new bed, she was apprehensive. I mean it was a strange looking bed, but her Dad named it her Spaceship Bed and got her ALL excited to blast off into Dreamland! She LOVED it and bedtime became something to look forward to!! I also purchased (sold separately) a 3” cot-sized foam mattress, waterproof mattress cover & sheet, which made it more comfortable and saved the foam and cot when she had a potty accident during nap time. All in all the tent made everything else work and she can use it as a Spaceship Bed when she visits for years to come and when she’s not using it, it can be taken camping for a mosquito tent on the cot.

Great to keep the bugs out. Easy to set up and fold up. Light weight. It’s a bit longer than my camping cot and the perfect width.

It will keep the bugs off while sleeping outdoor in summer

Night cat, you did it again. Amazing product. I bought this for my night cat Julio. Yes, that’s right for my cat. I take him camping, and he likes supervised outdoor sessions. But I’m worried about him getting eaten by bugs. Most cat tents are made with netting that has large mesh holes I have several. They allow the bugs in. And then I saw this 😻 it has a door big enough for me to go in and it has netting that will protect Julio from the bugs. It’s Julio approved. The wife.

awesome, well made. packs into a very small circle, easy to get in a large suitcase we also have the Sansbug brand. This one is narrower, but better quality

I guess the first thing that's important to know is that it absolutely WILL fit a 6' tall person. But you will need to take care near the head and feet not to be touching the mesh. Even when lying down, there's room to spare on both ends, but the mesh does come in quite a bit at the tips, so if you're in contact with it (lying on your side for instance) and have skin showing, it's quite possible that mosquitos will bite right through the net. Otherwise, it's absolutely sleepable, especially when you use the guy wires. Unfortunately, when sitting down in the middle of the tent, my head does push up on the nylon roof a little, so if you were planning on using it as a sun or meditation shelter it probably wouldn't be too comfortable. Not sure if bugs can bite through nylon, but desperate ones might. Of course you can always just drape a lightweight tarp over it to make it a bit more weather resistant, but just make sure to keep it well ventilated. Very happy to see that the net was perfectly intact out of the box too. Not a single hole and the stitching is decent enough. The zippers are also quite smooth, although I find myself having to brace the roof with one hand when the zippers are near the top just to get some good leverage when zipping it closed. Popping it up takes seconds of course, but folding it up took some time. It's a bit of a learning curve I won't lie; but if you're familiar with folding - or should I say twisting - things like sun visors for car windshields, the principal is the same. Overall, for use in generally dry weather, I do like it. The problem is when moisture or water creeps underneath the floor of the tent, even when using a cot. It's really no more than a thin layer of nylon so I might suggest setting up another barrier like you would with any other tent. Rain storms can pop up quite suddenly and you don't want to be caught unprepared and with a wet interior, so vigilance is recommended. As for the build quality and materials, they're on par with most retail tents out there, albeit a little more lightweight for portability. It's basically exactly as expected, so it's a thumbs up from me.

It's awesome !! It's a learned and remember process of folding it back up when done with it to fit it back in the bag but kept me bug free many nights and even afforded room for my 3 chihuahuas to sleep in it with me comfortably enough..worth the purchase..only thing I'd change is have a flap to cover the top because of light coming in to early and waking you up or when the sun is baking on you before ya wake up..slight shade flap would be nice.