A fast-deploying, lightweight shelter that keeps you shaded and protected whether you are set up at a campsite, a beach, your backyard, or a tailgate. The hub system pops open in seconds, the integrated groundsheet keeps moisture and dirt off the floor, and the whole package packs into a carry bag weighing just 6.5 lbs.
The Lippert Picnic Popup Sun Shelter is built around a single-hub design that lets one person set it up or take it down in seconds without poles, clips, or frustration. The ripstop polyester shell resists tears even when wind catches a panel, and the 800 mm PU coating keeps light rain from soaking through.
Window cut-outs on the side panels let a breeze flow through without blocking your sightlines -- useful at a campsite or beach where you want airflow but not a face full of sunscreen mist. Interior mesh pockets keep a phone, keys, or snacks close without taking up floor space.
190T ripstop polyester with UPF 50+ rating blocks more than 98% of UV rays. Rated for extended outdoor use in full sun.
PU 800 mm coating on the polyester fabric sheds light rain and morning dew. Not designed for heavy downpours but handles typical camp-day weather.
Built-in floor layer blocks ground moisture, mud, and sand from creeping inside. No separate tarp required.
Folds flat into the included carry bag. At 6.5 lbs., it fits in a RV storage bay, truck bed, or beach bag alongside your other gear.
Full-timers and weekend warriors use the Picnic Popup as a quick slide-out awning extension when a campsite lacks shade, a dedicated kids or pets zone just outside the RV door, or a covered work area for repairs and maintenance in the sun. It also works well on the beach, at sporting events, or in a backyard where a permanent structure is not practical.
The hub system is the key -- all ribs connect at one central point so the shelter opens like an umbrella. Extend it outward until the hub locks, stake the corners, run the guylines to the outer stakes, and you are done. Takedown reverses the process. No separate instructions needed after the first attempt.