Tarps

Shop camping tarps and heavy duty tarpaulins for shade, shelter, ground cover, gear protection and flexible campsite setup.

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Camping Tarps and Heavy Duty Tarpaulins

Camping tarps are one of the most versatile pieces of outdoor gear, giving you quick shade, weather protection, ground cover or a simple shelter setup around camp. Whether you need tarp shade for camping, a tent cover, a ground sheet, a ute tray cover or extra protection beside the awning, a good tarp can make your setup more flexible.

Choose from heavy-duty tarpaulins, camping tarp kits, clear tarps, canopy shelters and practical tarp sizes for camping, caravanning, 4WD trips, beach days and backyard use. Shop camping tarps Australia-wide and build a cleaner, cooler and better-protected outdoor setup.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size tarp do I need for camping?

The best tarp size depends on what you are covering. Smaller tarps suit ground cover, swags and compact setups, while larger tarps are better for shade, awnings, tents, ute trays and family campsites.

Are heavy duty tarps good for camping?

Yes. Heavy duty tarps are useful for camping because they can provide shade, shelter, ground protection and extra coverage for gear, vehicles, tents and campsite areas.

Can I use a tarp under a tent or swag?

Yes. A tarp can be used under a tent or swag to help protect the base from dirt, moisture and rough ground. Make sure the tarp does not extend too far past the tent footprint, as this can collect water.

What can camping tarps be used for?

Camping tarps can be used for shade, rain cover, wind protection, ground cover, privacy screens, gear storage, ute tray covers, picnic shelter and extra protection around tents, awnings or caravans.

How do I choose a camping tarp?

Choose a camping tarp based on size, material, weight, packed size, eyelets, coverage area and how you plan to use it. For longer trips or tougher conditions, a heavier duty tarp is usually the better choice.