Camper Fly

G'day Niomi,

You're spot on with the width of the eyelets, about 140cm spacing so you could have a 280cm section over the door of the tent and yeah, leave that third centre pole for just the front side. The poles that came with your tent would work fine, but you might want to look at some adjustable ones for the front so you can bring it down lower and allow the water to run off away from the tent. Something like the Supa Peg Big Foot T-Nut Steel Poles should do the trick, they're adjustable from 130cm up to 230cm. I hope this helps!

G'day Robyn,

The Oztrail Camper Fly doesn't have a reflective silver on one side, no. 

G'day Robyn,

I reckon that the Oztrail Camper Fly would be an excellent option! The only other option we could think of would be to use an old-school tarp. 

G'day Monique,

Unfortunately, the holes on the Oztrail Camper Fly don't match up with the Black Wolf Turbo 300. If you wanted to add some eyelets in though, we've got this great video that might help on YouTube.

G'day Rochelle,

The Eyelets on the Coleman Instant Up 10P Gold Series don't line up with the eyelets on the Oztrail Camper Fly, no. You can create your own eyelets though so that it will work. We've made a YouTube video showing you how easy it is! You can check out that video here. 

G'day Isaaac,

The poles aren't included with the Oztrail Camper Fly, so whatever length poles you buy to go with it will be the height. If you wanted it to be a little taller or shorter then you've got the freedom to get the poles that will suit you best!

G'day Andrew,

The included guy ropes with the Oztrail Camper Fly are 3m in length.

G'day David,

Please pass our apologies on to your Mrs that the Oztrail Camper Fly is only available in the brown colour.

G'day Sylvain, 

As long as the poles have a spigot/spike on the end then they'll be suitable for setting up the Camper Fly.

G’day John,

The length of the Oztrail camper fly has three eyelets spaced approximately 140cm apart, that start approximately 145cm in from the edge (there are no eyelets on the corners instead there are guy ropes). 

The width of the fly has a catenary (curved) edge with one eyelet in the middle which sits approximately 175cm in from the edge of the fly. 

G’day Nui,

The Oztrail Camper Fly does not come with the poles included, so if you were to get some that were the correct height then you could definitely use this fly to shelter the entrance of your Instant Up 8 Tent.

The Instant Up 8P from Coleman has a maximum height of 1.9m, so you would want poles that would extend up to that height and over like the 230cm size Alloy Pole Spigot from Poles Apart. As for stability – you can definitely pitch the Camper fly with four poles, but it will be a bit stabler with six.  

G'day Isabella,

The Oztrail Camper Fly does come in it's own bag, but it's made from the same type of material as a tent - so it's not particularly thick.

If you were keen on getting a slightly sturdier bag, the Oztrail Steel Pole Bag is very long so it's not going to be the best one (unless you'd like to store the fly + other gear in there). A much better fit is the Oztrail Dome Pole Bag as it's much shorter.

As for the poles, the Oztrail Galvanised Extension Pole 9' is a good option, or you could go for the Poles Apart T/Nut Pole if you wanted something a little sturdier. As long as the poles have a spigot/spike on the end then they'll be suitable for setting up the Camper Fly.