iKamper roof top tents are shipped via freight, and we charge a flat fee of $230.

Shipping cost for iKamper accessories will be automatically calculated by Canada Post.

Pick up is available from iKamper Canada warehouse in Surrey B.C.

CJ Logistics
18800 96 Ave, Surrey, BC V4N 3R1

Delivery of a roof top tent generally takes one to two weeks, depending on your proximity to the warehouse from which it is shipped. Most accessories are delivered within a week.

When an order is sent to our shipping partners, the shipment is assigned a tracking number, often in the form of a PRO or BOL number. These numbers will commence tracking about 24 to 48 hours after the shipment is actually picked up by the courier. Please allow more time for the tracking to commence.

iKamper packages its shipments with the utmost care, but freight damage can, unfortunately, occur in transit. Please follow the steps below to have the best experience:

1. Upon delivery, please carefully inspect the shipment, and take pictures of any scratches, dents, and punctures. If the damage appears severe, we recommend that you refuse the delivery altogether so that we can send you a replacement unit.

2. IMPORTANT: Note on the delivery receipt if there are any damages, even if they seem light. Note the exact damages you are seeing. This is essential for a damage claim to be filed.

3. Send us photos of the damage (box and the actual product damage) and the delivery receipt, along with the specifics of the delivery. These must be sent within 48 hours of receiving your shipment.

Please contact iKamper canada support regarding your damaged tent using the form on this page.

We cannot give you a definitive answer whether our RTTs will fit your particular vehicle due to the sheer number of racks and vehicle models on the market. The main requirements are that your vehicle roof and rack have a dynamic weight load of 165 lbs (75 kg) or more for the Skycamp 2.0 (4X), a dynamic weight load of 125 lbs (57 kg) or more for the Skycamp 2X, Skycamp Mini, and the X-Cover, and that your cross bars be at least 30” / 76 cm apart (22” / 55 cm apart for the Skycamp Mini). You can find your vehicle’s roof dynamic weight load in your vehicle's user manual, or alternatively by contacting the manufacturer.

They hold about 900 lbs (408 kg), and the ladder can hold 330 lbs (150 kg). The limit is mostly your roof rack / crossbars.

About 155 lbs (70 kg).

About 120 lbs (55 kg).

About 120 lbs (55 kg).

About 125 lbs (57 kg).

Most crossbars and roof racks give their dynamic weight load, which is the weight they can carry when you're driving (i.e. if your cross bars have a dynamic weight load of 165 lbs (75 kg), you shouldn't put anything heavier than that on your bars when you're driving). Because other forces (wind, braking, bumps, etc.) are at work when you're driving, the static weight load (weight limit when you're parked) is actually much higher than the dynamic weight load.

Very easy! You can mount and unmount them using just one bolt wrench (spanner) anytime you want. iKamper roof top tents can be loaded and unloaded by 2-3 people. The first time you mount the tent on your vehicle, it will take less than 30 minutes and once you get the hang of it, less than 10 minutes.

Yes, they can. Please check out the tents’ dimensions and mounting instructions.

Yes, Mounting Brackets 2.0 are included with any purchase of a rooftop tent. These brackets are compatible with a max crossbar height of 1.2" (3 cm), width of 3.5" (9 cm). For higher cross bars, Mounting Brackets 1.0 should be used. Additional mounting brackets are available for purchase on our website in the cases that customers or dealers require additional brackets.

With their universal mounting system, iKamper roof top tents can be mounted on most vehicles on the market. They are designed to be mounted on two normal cross bars (not directly on the roof of the car), such as ones from Thule, Yakima, or any other aftermarket cross bars ( the same bars you would attach your bike or kayak to).

Check your vehicle's manual or contact the manufacturer to know your roof's dynamic weight limit is at least 165 lbs (75 kg).

Make sure your roof rack or cross bars have a dynamic weight load of at least 165 lbs (75 kg) for the Skycamp 2.0 (4X), and 125 lbs (57 kg) or more for the Skycamp 2X, Skycamp Mini, and the X-Cover.

Your crossbars should be at least 30" (76 cm) apart, with a maximum distance of 60” (150 cm).

Check the spacing of the mounting rails below to make sure it fits your rack. The iKamper mounting rails are 1.77" (4.5 cm) wide.

If you live in the Canada, you can place an order on the iKamper Canada website with free delivery, or you can buy one of our products in person from an authorized dealer.

Delivery: iKamper roof top tents are shipped via palletized freight, and we charge a flat fee of C$230.

Dealer: We also have a network of dealers that you can go to for professional advice, questions, and installation. Please check our dealer network here to find the closest one to you.

Buyer Beware! Several online shops (mostly of Chinese origin), which often place ads on Facebook and Instagram, claim to sell iKamper rooftop tents (usually the Skycamp 1.0, which is no longer sold in Canada) for prices as low as 10% of the going prices. Their shops often look identical to the iKamper website, using the same photographs, videos, and descriptions of our products. Unfortunately, these are not authorized sellers and do not actually sell iKamper products. In fact, some customers who have fallen prey to these fraudulent websites have written us to say that they never even received any product at all after paying. Their attempts to get their money back are often met with silence from the "sellers." Remember, if it looks too good to be true, it likely is!

If you are in doubt about the validity of a website that claims to sell iKamper products, check iKamper's list of authorized dealers and distributors here.

If you still have doubts or want further information, please contact the iKamper support team at info@bigtentoutdoors.com

Please follow this link to find the Dealer Application Form. Please click the "Dealer Application" button and take the time to complete the form. We will contact you via email if we feel it is a good partnership.

At this time, we don’t manufacture any tents that open on the left side. Please note that mounting your Skycamp or X-Cover backwards to open on the left side is not something we recommend.

Our mounting brackets are made specifically for our iKamper rail system, so we unfortunately don’t have any information regarding their compatibility with other brands.

The Aioks weighs 20 lbs (9 kg).

You can see our products in person at authorized dealers / distributors, some of whom also offer installation. You can find a list of dealers here.

All products sold on our website are in CAD Dollars.

You can see our products in convenient digital format on our website by clicking here.

We design and assemble each and every iKamper roof top tent and cooking system by hand in our own state-of-the-art-factory in South Korea, home to our CEO, Soon Park.

Simply put, all tents will incur condensation at some point. Our tents are a breathable 300gsm poly-cotton canvas and the rainfly is a waterproof polyester 150D. Although our tents are designed to keep the weather out, condensation can still naturally form without proper ventilation.

Air temperature in the tent can become warm and humid from people, heaters, and a lack of ventilation. When the warm air inside the tent hits the cool fabric of the tent, the moisture condenses into a liquid.

Did you know that one person can produce up to 1 pint of condensation per night? So, let’s say you have 3 people in your Skycamp; that’s potentially 3 pints of water inside your tent! Other likely sources of moisture are wet shoes, clothes, dogs, and even the air itself. Warm air can hold more moisture than cold air, so as the temperature falls at night, the more moisture is released into the air.

Condensation can be made worse when the air outside the tent is significantly cooler than inside, especially after a warm, humid day. On days where there is a substantial temperature drop, it can be challenging to prevent tent condensation forming. Rainy conditions can also increase the chances of condensation occurring, often leading to the appearance of a leaking tent. Rain water on the outside of the tent causes the temperature of the fabric to decrease, leading to more rapid condensation as the air inside the tent comes into contact with it.

Ventilate your tent: The most effective way to prevent condensation is ventilation. Having the proper airflow helps humidity escape the tent.

Mind where you setup your tent: Avoid camping near streams, lakes, ponds, or in wet or marshy areas where the humidity is higher. Yes, it’s nice to camp next to a water source, but this is a condensation trap.

Remove wet items: Take other wet items out of your tent and let them dry in a vehicle, sun, or other locations besides your tent.