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Made by Terra Incognita, a European brand with more than 18 years of expedition experience and its own gear production, the Olympia 4 is designed for comfort-focused car camping. Two 1.7 m steel poles convert the front into a shaded canopy, the rainfly can pitch on its own as a dining shelter, and 3000 mm/5000 mm waterproofing keeps the family dry through three-season trips.
Who is the Olympia 4 designed for?
The Olympia 4 is for families and groups who treat the campsite as a home base and want indoor-quality living space outdoors. If you cook elaborate meals, wait out rainy afternoons under cover, or simply like room to spread out, the triple-entry vestibule delivers. At 27.09 lbs it is a car-camping tent, not a backpacking one - the weight buys a genuine living room that smaller tents cannot match.
What materials does the Olympia 4 use?
The rainfly is 185T polyester rated to 3000 mm, with a 190T breathable polyester inner that helps regulate the sleeping area's climate. The floor is a tough 150D Oxford polyester rated to 5000 mm, built to shrug off the heavy traffic a family vestibule sees. A three-pole frame supports the structure, and two 1.7 m steel poles handle the sun-porch conversion at the front entrance.
How does the Olympia 4 perform at camp?
Set up as a base camp, the Olympia 4 becomes two spaces: a clean, ventilated sleeping room at the back and a large sheltered living area up front. The three vestibule entries let people come and go around the table without disturbing the layout, while the rear sleeping-area door pulls a cross-breeze through on warm nights. In poor weather, the vestibule keeps cooking and lounging out of the rain.
How do you set up the Olympia 4?
Erect the main frame, then use the two steel poles to lift the front entrance into a canopy, or leave it closed as a sealed vestibule. To pitch the rainfly alone as a dining shelter, follow the fly-only setup and stake it taut. Always dry the Oxford floor and polyester fly completely before storage to protect the waterproof coatings, and store the tent loosely rather than tightly compressed.
Specifications
| Characteristic | Olympia 4 |
|---|---|
| Total Weight (EU) | 12.29 kg |
| Total Weight (US) | 27.09 lbs |
| Packed Size (EU) | ∅25 × 75 cm |
| Packed Size (US) | ∅9.8 × 29.5 in |
| Full Dimensions | Full dimensions can be seen in the photo diagram |
| Capacity | 4 Person |
| Season | 3-Season |
| Frame Construction | Fiberglass (Fib) Ø 11.0 / 12.5 mm |
| Number of Poles | 3 |
| Canopy Support | 2 Steel Poles (1.7m height / 16mm diameter) |
| Number of Entrances | Triple-access front vestibule + rear door |
| Construction | Double-Wall (Two-Layer) |
| Modular Setup | Can be used independently as a dining hall or warehouse |
| Rainfly Material | 185T Polyester, 3000mm Waterproof |
| Inner Tent Material | 190T Breathable Polyester |
| Floor Material | 150D Polyester Oxford, 5000mm Waterproof |
| Colors | Khaki, Sand |
| Best Use | Camping & Outdoors, Fishing, Hunting |
| Product Type | Camping Tent |
Key features
- Extra-large triple-entry vestibule fits a dining table, chairs and a camping kitchen
- Two included 1.7 m steel poles convert the front into a shaded sun porch
- Rear entrance to the sleeping area drives efficient cross-ventilation and cooler nights
- Modular rainfly pitches without the inner tent as a standalone dining hall
- 3000 mm waterproof rainfly protects the whole shelter in sustained rain
- Heavy-duty 150D Oxford floor rated to 5000 mm withstands high family foot traffic
- Three-pole frame anchors a large, weather-stable structure
- Roomy four-person sleeping area kept clean by the separate living vestibule
Who makes it
Terra Incognita has spent more than 18 years running trips and expeditions and manufacturing its own outdoor gear, so this model comes off the brand's own production line rather than a rebadged catalog. The design is tested in the field by the people who guide the trips.
The Olympia 4 is a four-person family tent with an oversized triple-entry front vestibule that works as a full living and dining space, plus a convertible sun porch for shaded outdoor time. Its standout feature is room: the extra-large vestibule holds a table, chairs and a camping kitchen, while three entrances make the covered area feel like a second room rather than just a storage bay.
Made by Terra Incognita, a European brand with more than 18 years of expedition experience and its own gear production, the Olympia 4 is designed for comfort-focused car camping. Two 1.7 m steel poles convert the front into a shaded canopy, the rainfly can pitch on its own as a dining shelter, and 3000 mm/5000 mm waterproofing keeps the family dry through three-season trips.
Who is the Olympia 4 designed for?
The Olympia 4 is for families and groups who treat the campsite as a home base and want indoor-quality living space outdoors. If you cook elaborate meals, wait out rainy afternoons under cover, or simply like room to spread out, the triple-entry vestibule delivers. At 27.09 lbs it is a car-camping tent, not a backpacking one - the weight buys a genuine living room that smaller tents cannot match.
What materials does the Olympia 4 use?
The rainfly is 185T polyester rated to 3000 mm, with a 190T breathable polyester inner that helps regulate the sleeping area's climate. The floor is a tough 150D Oxford polyester rated to 5000 mm, built to shrug off the heavy traffic a family vestibule sees. A three-pole frame supports the structure, and two 1.7 m steel poles handle the sun-porch conversion at the front entrance.
How does the Olympia 4 perform at camp?
Set up as a base camp, the Olympia 4 becomes two spaces: a clean, ventilated sleeping room at the back and a large sheltered living area up front. The three vestibule entries let people come and go around the table without disturbing the layout, while the rear sleeping-area door pulls a cross-breeze through on warm nights. In poor weather, the vestibule keeps cooking and lounging out of the rain.
How do you set up the Olympia 4?
Erect the main frame, then use the two steel poles to lift the front entrance into a canopy, or leave it closed as a sealed vestibule. To pitch the rainfly alone as a dining shelter, follow the fly-only setup and stake it taut. Always dry the Oxford floor and polyester fly completely before storage to protect the waterproof coatings, and store the tent loosely rather than tightly compressed.
Specifications
| Characteristic | Olympia 4 |
|---|---|
| Total Weight (EU) | 12.29 kg |
| Total Weight (US) | 27.09 lbs |
| Packed Size (EU) | ∅25 × 75 cm |
| Packed Size (US) | ∅9.8 × 29.5 in |
| Full Dimensions | Full dimensions can be seen in the photo diagram |
| Capacity | 4 Person |
| Season | 3-Season |
| Frame Construction | Fiberglass (Fib) Ø 11.0 / 12.5 mm |
| Number of Poles | 3 |
| Canopy Support | 2 Steel Poles (1.7m height / 16mm diameter) |
| Number of Entrances | Triple-access front vestibule + rear door |
| Construction | Double-Wall (Two-Layer) |
| Modular Setup | Can be used independently as a dining hall or warehouse |
| Rainfly Material | 185T Polyester, 3000mm Waterproof |
| Inner Tent Material | 190T Breathable Polyester |
| Floor Material | 150D Polyester Oxford, 5000mm Waterproof |
| Colors | Khaki, Sand |
| Best Use | Camping & Outdoors, Fishing, Hunting |
| Product Type | Camping Tent |
Key features
- Extra-large triple-entry vestibule fits a dining table, chairs and a camping kitchen
- Two included 1.7 m steel poles convert the front into a shaded sun porch
- Rear entrance to the sleeping area drives efficient cross-ventilation and cooler nights
- Modular rainfly pitches without the inner tent as a standalone dining hall
- 3000 mm waterproof rainfly protects the whole shelter in sustained rain
- Heavy-duty 150D Oxford floor rated to 5000 mm withstands high family foot traffic
- Three-pole frame anchors a large, weather-stable structure
- Roomy four-person sleeping area kept clean by the separate living vestibule
Who makes it
Terra Incognita has spent more than 18 years running trips and expeditions and manufacturing its own outdoor gear, so this model comes off the brand's own production line rather than a rebadged catalog. The design is tested in the field by the people who guide the trips.
Questions & answers
Olympia 4 FAQ
How many people does the Olympia 4 sleep?
The Olympia 4 sleeps four people in its inner tent. Because the large front vestibule is a separate living and dining area rather than sleeping space, the four-person sleeping room stays clean and uncluttered, which makes the tent feel more spacious than the headline capacity suggests.
What can you fit in the Olympia 4 vestibule?
The extra-large triple-entry vestibule is big enough for a dining table, chairs and a camping kitchen. It functions as a full outdoor living room, giving the family a sheltered place to cook, eat and relax that is separate from where everyone sleeps.
Does the Olympia 4 have a sun canopy?
Yes. The Olympia 4 includes two 1.7 m (5.6 ft) steel poles that convert the front entrance into a shaded sun porch. When you want a sealed vestibule instead, you simply lower the canopy, so the same front section serves as either open shade or weather protection.
Is the Olympia 4 good for backpacking?
No. At a total weight of 27.09 lbs (12.29 kg), the Olympia 4 is a car-camping and base-camp tent. The weight reflects its large living vestibule, steel canopy poles and heavy-duty floor, all of which are designed for comfort at a fixed campsite rather than being carried far on foot.
Can the Olympia 4 rainfly be used on its own?
Yes. The rainfly is modular and can be set up without the inner tent to serve as a standalone dining hall or equipment shelter. This is useful for creating shade or a covered gathering spot at a campsite, or for pitching a lightweight rain cover over an activity area.
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