Pros & Cons Of Roof Top Tent Camping

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Pros Cons Of Roof Top Tent Camping
By - https//hinckleyoverlanding.com/
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• Overlanding, which is vehicle-reliant travel
  to remote destinations where the journey itself
  is the goal no the final destination, is trending
  right now and for a good reason. It gives
  adventurers a way out of the noise and crowds of
  modern-day civilization. And as long as your
  off-road-ready vehicle is equipped with the right
  equipment, youll find the luxuries of home
  youre used to, like a full packable kitchen and
  a comfy mattress in a roof top tent, which will
  become your best friends when you start
  Overlanding. To help you prepare for roof top
  tent camping, weve compiled a few pros and cons
  to watch out for.

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Lets Start With The Good Stuff

• Epic Utah Views Comfort - A roof top tent
  beats ground tents in the comfort department.
  Most of these shelters come with a memory foam
  mattress that is sure to set you up for a good
  rest in an unlikely place.

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• Keeping You Warm - Camping conventionally
  works well on dry, warm Utah nights. With a roof
  top tent being elevated above the ground, you
  never have to worry about wet or cold floors,
  keeping your floor from getting cold at night.
  Most of these camping gadgets even come with an
  awning so you can enjoy rainy day comforts.

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• A Great Place To Relax - Not only great for
  getting some great sleep, but roof top tents are
  also an amazing place to hang out and relax. With
  tons of windows for panoramic views of Utah and a
  way to stay cool or warm, you may end up waiting
  to stay inside forever.

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• Dont Let Camp Grounds Hold You Up - With
  Overlanding, you no longer travel to organized
  campgrounds. A roof top tent allows you the
  freedom to plan your journey around the epic
  sights you want to see, not just where a
  campground is located. Almost every National Park
  in the US is covered by a National Forest where
  you can camp for absolutely free.

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Some Of The Cons

• Luxury Amenities Are Cut - Utah Travel with a
  roof top tent is known for being minimalist. It
  cant and shouldnt be compared to a 5-star hotel
  or glamping, but dont think that means your
  giving up comfort.

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• Setup Time - Just as with conventional
  camping, setting up and taking down your roof top
  tent will take some time, and if you are
  traveling for extended periods, doing the setup
  can be tiresome.