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Camp Wherever
the Rig Stops

Go Overland Canada designs hardshell rooftop tents in Canada and ships them coast to coast. One rides on our Tundra, and one goes on top of the micro-overland trailer we are building with Rove Overland.

Wild Latitude with Stacie and Ryan Go Overland Canada

Sleep off the ground, set up in under a minute, and pack away before the coffee is cold. Go Overland Canada has built hardshell rooftop tents for Canadian roads and Canadian winters since 2020.

Where the Tent Lives

Two Rigs, One Tent on Top

Most trips start with the Tundra pulling the Jumping Jack trailer and the Commander out to basecamp. Some trips call for less: a quick overnight, a tight forest service road, or a long day of driving with no plan for where it ends. That is where a rooftop tent comes in, on the truck and on the trailer.

The Hauler The Tundra in the Rockies with the Commander on the trailer behind it Concept image
The Wild Latitude Tundra in Voodoo Blue
2021Model year
5.7Li-FORCE V8
4x4Drive
TRDSport Premium

Toyota Tundra

For the trips where the trailer stays home.

  • Truck2021 Toyota Tundra TRD Sport Premium
  • Engine5.7L i-FORCE V8, 4x4
  • ColourVoodoo Blue
  • CampUp wherever the truck stops
  • TentGo Overland Expedition L, under consideration
The Build Concept render of the micro-overland trailer at camp with the tent up Concept render
Concept render of the trailer with the rooftop tent open
115lb Lite tents
4.7″Closed height
45sJourney Lite setup
4Seasons

Micro-Overland Trailer

In development with Rove Overland in Abbotsford, BC.

  • BuilderRove Overland, Abbotsford, BC
  • Sized forSide-by-sides and smaller tow vehicles
  • Tow vehicleOur Can-Am Commander
  • WeightEvery pound on top counts
  • TentGo Overland Equinox Lite
Off the Ground

Camp Goes Where the Truck Goes

No hunting for flat ground before dark, and no wet tent floor in the morning. Pull over, open the shell, and the bed is already made.

See the Tents
Go Overland Canada
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The 2026 Lineup

Seven Tents, Each for a Different Kind of Trip

From 115 lb clamshells that close to under five inches, to a four-person shell with a mattress wider than a king bed. The Equinox Lite goes on the trailer, and the Expedition L is the one we are looking at for the truck.

Built for Explorers. Coast to Coast.

Designed in Canada, shipped free across the country, with a winter insulation liner in the box.

Shop the Tents
Summit Lite rooftop tent open in an autumn forestLightestTrailer size

Summit Lite

115 lb · Sleeps 2+ · 4.7″ closed

An ultra-light four-season clamshell, 4.7 inches closed.

View the Summit Lite ›
Journey Lite rooftop tent on a Jeep beside a mountain lakeEasiest setupTrailer size

Journey Lite

115 lb · Sleeps 2+ · 4.7″ closed

Opens in 45 seconds, with a 2 inch memory foam mattress.

View the Journey Lite ›
On the Rove trailer
Equinox Lite rooftop tent open below the RockiesRoomiest 2PTrailer size

Equinox Lite

115 lb · Sleeps 2+ · 4.7″ closed

The same slim profile as the Summit Lite, with more room inside to stretch out.

This is the one going on the micro-overland trailer: 115 lb and 4.7 inches closed, on a trailer where every pound on top counts.

View the Equinox Lite ›
Voyage L rooftop tent open on a Land Rover Defender in the woodsBest value

Voyage L

135 lb · Sleeps 4 · 7.9″ closed

The largest bed in the lineup, and the lightest four-person tent.

View the Voyage L ›
Expedition Mini rooftop tent open on an SUV above a valleyCompact

Expedition Mini

160 lb · Sleeps 3 · 10″ closed

Full three-person comfort on vehicles that cannot take a full-size shell.

View the Expedition Mini ›
Looking at for the Tundra
Expedition L rooftop tent open on an SUV in a fieldMost popular

Expedition L

175 lb · Sleeps 4 · 10″ closed

The proven four-season hardshell, with an 800 lb capacity.

The one we are looking at for the Tundra, where there is roof to spare and room for four is worth the weight.

View the Expedition L ›
Expedition Max rooftop tent on a green Jeep on a mountain ridgeBiggest

Expedition Max

200 lb · Sleeps 4 to 5 · 9.8″ closed

A near-square mattress, wider than a king-size bed.

View the Expedition Max ›

Weights, capacities, and closed heights are from gooverland.ca, September 2026. Pricing and stock are on their site.

In the Box

What Comes With Every Tent

Every tent ships with the extras already in the box, which counts for a lot when camping runs into October in the Peace Country.

Four-season shell

Built for rain, snow, wind, and heat, with a detachable winter insulation liner.

Aluminium hardshell

A rigid shell that opens fast, sheds weather, and packs away clean.

Built-in LED lights

Light inside the tent after dark, with no lantern to hang.

Crossbars on top

Heavy-duty crossbars for carrying gear on the closed shell.

Shoe bags

Footwear stays clean and dry outside the tent door.

Free shipping

Shipped free anywhere in Canada from Surrey, BC and Mississauga, ON.

On the Trailer

A Rooftop Tent Built Into the Build

The micro-overland trailer is drawn around a rooftop tent from the start. These are the concepts we are working from with Rove Overland.

Concept render of the trailer hitched to a Can-Am Commander with the rooftop tent closed
Closed and low

A Lite shell closes to 4.7 inches, so the tent adds little height and keeps the weight low while the trailer is moving.

The machine’s rack stays free

With the tent on the trailer, the Commander’s own rack is left for fuel, recovery gear, and the rest of the load.

Tap a marker  ·  Concept renders of the trailer and tent, shown ahead of the finished build.

Slow Mornings

From the Ground Up, Then Off It

A ground tent asks a lot at the end of a long day: flat ground, dry ground, and enough light left to find both. A hardshell on the roof asks for a place to park.

That leaves more of the evening for the fire, and more of the morning for coffee. Stacie calls this part the Wild Within, and it is most of the reason we go to the trouble of getting this far out.

The Wild Within, with Stacie
Stacie at camp beside her ground tent
Out in the World

Go Overland Tents, Coast to Coast

More than 3,450 tents sold since 2020, on everything from Broncos and 4Runners to Defenders and Grenadiers.

A Go Overland tent on a Jeep on a ridge above Lillooet, BC
An open Go Overland tent at sunset
Looking out from inside an open rooftop tent
The made bed inside an Expedition Max
Opening a Voyage L from the ladder
The Go Overland badge on a Summit Lite shell
A family at camp beside an Expedition Mini
A Summit Lite open in the snow
A Journey Lite open below desert rock spires

Photography and footage courtesy of Go Overland Canada.

The Tent Maker

Where to Get a Go Overland Tent

Go Overland Canada was started in 2020 by Vito and Karen, who went looking for a hardshell rooftop tent and found the good ones priced out of reach once shipping and duty were added. They set out to build a well-made tent with the extras included, at a fair price for Canadians.

Go Overland Canada

Online, shipping across Canada
ShopOnline at gooverland.ca
Ships fromSurrey, BC and Mississauga, ON
HoursMonday to Friday, 8 am to 6 pm Eastern
An Expedition L open on an SUV in the forest
Every Trip

A Bed on the Roof, Wherever the Road Ends

On the Tundra for the quick trips, and on the trailer for the long way in. A Go Overland rooftop tent goes where we go.

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