What's Included
WrovenDen Tent Body
The core sleep space is built with durable monomesh walls for visibility, plus a light-blocking ripstop nylon back wall and ceiling that doubles as sun shade when you're using WrovenDen outdoors.
Interior pockets keep toys and lovies within reach.
Two ceiling pockets, accessible from outside the tent are designed to hold a baby monitor, small fan, or sound machine.
An optional zipper lock gives you extra peace of mind, especially camping by water or in places you haven't had time to baby-proof.
Color-Coded Poles
Quick-setup DAC aluminum poles snap together in seconds and color-coded clips match the poles so setup stays simple, especially when you're arriving to your destination after a long travel day with exhausted kids.
The mesh perimeter wraps the full sleep space for constant airflow, even if your child's face ends up right against the wall.
Zip-Out Hemp Lyocell Floor Sheet
The removable, machine-washable floor sheet means you don't have to wash the entire tent when things get messy and makes midnight changes quick and easy.
Made from sustainable hemp lyocell, the sheet is more durable than organic cotton in our material testing, while using 90% less water to produce.
Inflatable Sleeping Pad
The 1.5" cored foam + air hybrid mattress is built to balance comfort and packability. With an R-value of 4, it's multi-season. The valve draws in air on its own once open, then takes about 10–15 breaths to reach full firmness.
Built-in clips secure the pad in place underneath the tent. Bluesign-certified materials ensure safety and environmental responsibility, and it's comfortable enough that more than one parent has asked us to make a grown-up version.
Darkening Cover
The darkening cover clips over the tent to block light and create a darker sleep environment. Two side vents with struts provide additional airflow when needed, and ceiling openings give you access to monitor pockets without removing the cover. The quiet magnetic closure lets you peek in on your child without waking them.
Carrying Case with Backpack Straps
Everything listed above packs into a backpack carrying case that is small enough to fit under your airplane seat. During long layovers, pitch the tent right at the gate so your child has a soft, contained place to play or nap once they've run off their wiggles.
While on vacation, when the tent is pitched, the carrying case converts into an extra daypack. Whether you need a diaper bag, beach bag, or grocery bag, it's one less thing to pack.
Purchased the WrovenDen for our 22 month old’s first trip overseas. He’s almost too big for a Pack n Play and we needed to travel lighter than usual so the ability to fit his sleep space in a suitcase was very appealing. When I set it up the first time I was impressed by how well made and well designed this system is. But, the real test came from my son. He loves it! We set it up at home and he fell asleep in it easily on that first night. Given the choice between crib and tent, he chooses tent. It worked just as well on our trip and better than a Pack n Play ever has. The WrovenDen is well worth the investment as we expect to get four more years of use out of it.
We absolutely love the Wrovenden sleep system! I wish it had existed when my older son outgrew his travel crib. We tried so many safe sleep options while traveling, but nothing really felt like a great solution until we found the Wrovenden.
The sleeping pad is extremely comfortable and feels very high quality. My kids have been rough on it, and it has held up incredibly well. I love the zipper lock option when we’re staying somewhere unfamiliar and I don’t want my kids wandering at night, especially if there’s a pool nearby. It gives me so much peace of mind knowing they’re secure while they sleep.
It’s compact, easy to pack, and thoughtfully designed. The blackout cover works great and is perfect for naps on the go. We’ve traveled all over the world with it, taken it camping, to festivals, and even used it just for playtime in our living room. Traveling with toddlers comes with plenty of challenges, but Wrovenden makes the experience so much easier.
We used WrovenDen for the first time on our recent trip to the Netherlands. As soon as we set it up in our hotel room that night, our 2.5 yo toddler climbed right in and said she wanted to go to sleep!
When I first saw an ad for the WrovenDen, I was a little skeptical—could it really replace our travel crib? Our toddler quickly proved that the WrovenDen is incredibly comfortable to sleep in! It is also much lighter and more compact to pack, making it perfect for children who are old enough to no longer need the safety of a crib.
Thank you for recognizing a real challenge parents face while traveling and creating such a wonderful product!
Our 18 month old grew out of his pack and play and I was concerned he wasn’t ready to transition to a bed yet when we were traveling - this has been an amazing find!! High quality, the mat is so comfortable, and the tent is breathable! Our little one loves to play in his tent and has taken several naps in it too. Also it was super easy to set up. Completely worth it so thank you!
We bought this for our 18 month old so he would have a safe sleep space on trips and vacation. He is about to outgrow a pack and play, so the slumber pod seemed like an expensive and unnecessary investment. We loved how this product works and it will be something we can use for many years. Truly a game changer and worth the investment. He was comfortable and slept great. The pieces are very light and easy to set up/take down. Love it.
Our 4 year old still feels happiest in a crib, but travel cots just don't cut it. We got this ahead of our trip to San Diego- hotels, tiny rooms, and small spaces are no match for this! Our son hated his slumber pod, but this thing is his absolute favorite! I've also told just about every mom I know about the amazing customer service too 💜
If I could review this a million stars I would.
We are a travel/camping heavy family with an 18mo. Before kids we were total gear snobs for our camping and travel gear and this is now one of my favorite pieces of equipment.
Before the wroven den we were using a pack and play and sometimes a blackout tent over that. This is sooo much smaller and more lightweight that those options.
Let me count the ways that I love wroven den:
-the tent is built light and with great materials built to last you can tell everything is high quality manufacturing
-my daughter absolutely loves it. Like maybe even more than her crib at home
-it’s so easy to assemble even the grandparents could do it
-the customer service is incredible. We had to replace one small piece and they were so prompt in their response and kind
We have had the wroven den for 3 months now and have taken it on 3 camping trips, 3 hotel/airbnb stays including one flight and countless times at the grandparents house. I probably sound crazy but I have tried to pitch this to every single one of our friends with kids. No notes. Thanks wroven den
We LOVE our WrovenDen! We got one when our son was 2 1/2. It’s so much smaller and easier to travel with than our pack-n-play and tent. Plus, he feels like a big kid, especially zipping himself in! It was also perfect when we lost power during the winter. It was the ideal setup to keep him warm overnight. He was the warmest of us all! Highly recommend!
I mostly love this tent. It’s the best travel option for my toddler who’s too big for the pack n play but hasn’t outgrown the crib yet. She’s slept in it fairly well in various hotel settings.
My biggest pain points are the pockets. They aren’t big enough for any fan I’ve found. It gets HOT in that tent without any air flow. Especially with the blackout curtain on. My monitor clocked it at 85F in there one night when the AC in the hotel was set to 65F. Second, the design of the pocket prevents the night vision on my camera (Nanit) from working so I can’t actually see inside the tent when my child is sleeping.
I don’t really have the best work around for these issues. Once my kid is asleep I open the blackout shades to let more air in and that seems to help. I’ve also just accepted that I can’t see into the tent when she’s in there unless I want to buy a new camera (I don’t).
While these issues aren’t dealbreakers for me using or recommending this tent system, I do hope they fix some of this on the next design round to make it even better for future families.
Easy to put together, pack up, and small enough to fit in a carry on! It’s been the perfect transition out of a pack n play for our toddler. The details are well thought out! We love supporting mom-founded businesses!
I truly appreciate the well thought out design of the WrovenDen. The quality of the materials and the ease with which it goes together reminds me of all of my high-end camping gear!
Our 15 month old son has thrived in this during recent trips. We got him used to it in the days leading up to our first trip and he did amazing with it. The one area from improvement I’d highlight is that a video monitor can struggle with the mesh pocket and a plastic window like on a slumberpod might be helpful.
We got a Wrovenden for our daughters, who are too big for a pack and play. We have been really impressed by the thoughtful design and high quality materials. We would purchase again.
We love our WrovenDen! It’s been such a great little sleep space for our 4-year-old while traveling and has made sharing hotel rooms so much easier. We’ve also brought it camping and pitched it during the day as a cozy spot for the kids to play, relax, and decompress. It’s easy to set up, versatile, and has made travel with little ones so much easier.
I really love the idea of this tent and a lot about it and its design. The one issue I have noticed so far is that my toddler can push it over and therefore fall either forward or backwards, tipping over the entire tent when she leans against the wall. I'm not sure there is a design solution to this for a tent, but may be something to consider when thinking about spending this much money on a possible sleep solution that has this safety concern. Overall it seems great and I expect we will use it, but I was already feeling the price was a splurge and with this caveat I think will be less useful than I had originally hoped.
We've used this for over 30 nights with our kid, starting at about 16 months through (now) 22 months. It's worked really well! It adapts high-end sleeping pad and tent technology to make a nice kid sleep system. I couldn't find anything that was anywhere near this light and had this level of quality. The sleeping mat is so much more comfortable than the thin mattress you find in a standard pack-and-play. The tent mesh is much tougher than your traditional tent mesh, so even though our toddler has been rough on it, it hasn't showed any wear. The setup takes 2 or 3 minutes, but is pretty straightforward. We generally don't bring the blackout cover, and this makes the whole system even lighter. I would recommend purchasing an extra sheet - accidents happen and since the sheet zips into the tent, it's difficult to improvise a good solution. So, it's good to have two sheets to cycle through. They are easy to wash in a hotel sink, and they dry pretty quickly.
amazing we love it!!! & more importantly so does my daughter. Allows us to room share so easily
I purchased a Wrovenden for my friends kids ages 1 and 3. They nap in it, drag it downstairs to watch TV and the 3 year old has it on his bed for sleeping. It has been a big hit!!!
Obsessed with this. So much better than a pack and play. It’s all my son wants to sleep in now— he sleeps better than this than his crib. His room has blackout curtains… But the tent feels darker. And I can keep a little light on in his room for when he does wake up.
We travel a lot and got the WrovenDen with the idea that it could replace our crib for our 16 month old and also help her adjust to sleep in new environments because it would give her a sense of familiarity. It's blown my expectations out of the water. It self-inflates in a very short amount of time, has a pocket for a baby monitor (we have a Nanit monitor), side flaps for a bit of air circulation, and so many other great features (like the zip out sheets). She still nurses to sleep and I have no problem lying on the mattress with her (firm but still very comfy) while nursing. We took it on our first trip this weekend and it does indeed fit into its carrying sack with not much effort and it was really easy to set it up again. We are so impressed with this product and are thinking about getting it for one of our friends, who travels a lot.