Gazebos for shade wherever you go

Keep everyone shaded and happy on beach and camping trips, picnics and days out with a gazebo for every day out. Even as a temporary carport, our great value shelters are the easy solution when you need extra cover.

Get more from your setup with a gazebo

The question isn’t what you can do with a gazebo tent, but what can’t you do with one. Use one to make a quick camping kitchen, to cover the outdoor dining table on Christmas Day, for extra privacy over the jacuzzi, for your market stall or your camp setup. There's a use for every occasion, and you can do them all with our gazebos at our famously low prices.

Pop up gazebos for quick shade

The sun can get hot fast when you’re outdoors. Keeping a pop-up gazebo in the boot means you always have some quick, easy shade on the go for the beach, park, sports games and anywhere else you’re heading.

3x3 gazebos for backyards and markets

A 3x3 gazebo is a must-have for any household. You can get them out when you have a backyard party, to cover the car or boat in the driveway, for running market stalls, heading out camping or to give you extra shade and protection whenever you’re outdoors.

Gazebos with walls for extra cover

Just by having walls on your outdoor gazebo, you get more cover from the sun and rain. As the sun sets or a shower starts, just put down the flaps and you’re good to keep enjoying the great outdoors.

Gazebo FAQs

What size gazebo do I need?

To get the right size gazebo, consider what you’ll use it for, what you want to cover and how many people may use it. For example, a 3x3 gazebo is usually a good middle ground for backyard barbecues, camping trips, sporting games and temporary dining areas. A smaller gazebo can be good for solo trips, while a larger one can provide cover for more people, vehicles and events.

How do I set up a pop up gazebo?

To set up a pop-up gazebo, it’s usually as simple as unfolding the frame, securing the canopy and locking the legs into place. It’s easier to do with two people, but may be possible to do on your own if needed.

How do I keep my gazebo steady in the wind?

Using sandbags, ropes or deep anchors can help keep your gazebo steady in the wind. When the wind starts to pick up, also removing any side curtains, reducing the height of the gazebo or potentially taking it down for very strong winds can help prevent any blow aways.