Snow Peak expands on its group camping collection with the Living Lodge, a cabin-like tent that’s both backcountry-capable and down to glamp.
Snow Peak calls the Living Lodge a shelter/tent hybrid, owing to its flexible, modular design. The brand edges in on the canvas tent market by providing campers with a versatile structure that’s spacious, lightweight, and easy to reconfigure.
Layout options range from an open-sided beach canopy to a fully enclosed two-room shelter or a single-room tent and covered patio. Structurally, the Living Lodge comprises an enclosed “inner tent” and outer vestibule, joined by a continuous roof.
Living Lodge Options and Specs
Snow Peak outfits the Living Lodge’s external shell in a durable 300D polyester ox fabric treated with heavy-duty PU coating, water repellent, and UV Cut sun protection. Large mesh panel windows span the tent’s two longest sides.
The inner tent is constructed from a 75D polyester ox, also treated with water repellent. And the footprint features a PU-coated 210D polyester ox.
The Living Lodge is available in two sizes — ‘M’ accommodates three to five occupants; ‘L’ accommodates five to seven. Both models stand at an exterior height of 7.9 feet and an interior height of 6.9 feet.
Dimensions
- Occupant capacity: [M] 3-5; [L] 5-7
- Exterior parameters: [M] 22’4″ x 13’1″ x 7’11”; [L] 28’2″ x 17’1″ x 7’11”
- Interior height: [M] 6’11”; [L] 6’11”
- Weight: [M] 52.9 lbs.; [L] 65 lbs.
Components
- Shelter, inner tent, ground sheet, cases
- A6061 poles (3 primary, 6 sub)
- Duraluminum pegs (10)
- Rope and stoppers (8)
- Loop belt
Materials
- Body: 300D polyester ox, PU coating 2,000mm, Teflon water repellent, UV Cut
- Inner tent: 75D polyester ox, Teflon water repellent
- Ground sheet: 210D polyester ox, PU coating 1,800mm
Living Lodge Pricing and Availability
Snow Peak lists the three- to five-person Living Lodge M at $1,750 MSRP and the five- to seven-person Living Lodge L at $2,000 MSRP. Also available are cut-to-spec M and L Inner Mats, which “offer a clean an insulated surface inside the tent” and “create a warm and comfortable sleeping space.” Snow Peak lists the mats at $350 and $400 MSRP, respectively.
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