'Tis the season for pranks, and to make things abundantly clear right off the bat, this tiny tent is not real. You cannot buy one, and we're pretty sure the tent in this photo is merely a photoshop creation. April Fools' Day is upon us, and among the automotive-based jokes we've seen, we aren't sure you'll find something more adorable than a Power Wheels Jeep decked out for overlanding.
We have Roofnest to thank for this clever idea. The Colorado-based company manufactures all kinds of real rooftop tents, and if this was among them, it would be called the Hatchling. Billed as the world's first rooftop tent for children, it measures a fictional 36 inches long by 24 inches wide and 23 inches tall. It's sized to accommodate two young children embarking on backyard adventures, or for parents who really need a good night's sleep, we're told three toddlers also fit inside. A "gangly tween" also reportedly fits in the mini-tent.
