Hunting Camps & Cabins
Internet at the hunting camp or cabin, without a dish or a technician
If the camp sits where your phone still gets a signal, it can almost always get internet. Here is how families across North Louisiana keep the camp connected.
Start with your phone
Stand where the router will sit and check your phone. Steady bars there are the best predictor you have. Text us what you see and we will tell you honestly what to expect.
Plug-in, no installer
A cellular router plugs into the wall like a lamp. Nobody climbs on the roof, nobody drills holes, and you can take it home at the end of the season.
Cameras and alerts
Trail cameras, gate cameras and smart thermostats all run on the camp WiFi, so you can check on the place from town.
Shared by the whole crew
Everyone at camp shares one WiFi network instead of burning through their own phone data.
Common questions
Will it work if my phone only has one bar?
Sometimes. One steady bar can still carry data, especially near a window. Spots with no signal at all will not work. Tell us the address and we will check it for you.
Can I take the router home between seasons?
Yes. Many camp owners plug the router in at the house during the off season and bring it back to camp in the fall.
Does weather knock it out like satellite?
Cellular signals are not affected by cloud cover the way satellite dishes are. Heavy storms can still slow any network, but rain fade is not the problem it is with a dish.
Let us check your place
Send us the address and how you will use it. We answer every one ourselves.
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