Snowy Climates
(like the US Northeast)
Never take a season off from adventure again.
Designed to withstand the harshest elements.
Stout Tent Standout Features:
- 100% natural, waterproof canvas
- Rip-stop, zip-in, PVC groundsheet- tub style
- 24″ sidewalls that roll up
- Double wall option – secondary, mesh sidewall
- A-frame doorway with secondary mesh door
- Reflective guylines and metal sliders
- Rebar stakes
- Stainless steel D-rings that don’t rust or break like grommets
- Power cord pass-throughs
- Built-in AC port
Our Best Tents for Snowy Climates
Pro Series:
Designed to brave the elements, our Pro Series boasts a thicker canvas, fireproofing, and a stove jack for unmatched durability. Withstanding inclement weather with ease, with the added bonus of being power wash-friendly. The Pro tent is a true four-season tent suitable for winter camping.
Pro Tent Features:
- All Stout Tent Standout Features
- 15-minute setup by one person
- Lifetime Warranty
- Canvas treated for waterproofing, fire proofing and mold-resistance
- Durable, single-weave, 10.06 oz, 100% cotton canvas
- Built-in 3-6 in adjustable stove jack
Available in:
- 4M (13 ft), 132 sq. ft. of floor space, 8.3 ft. center pole, 5 ft. tall entrance
- 5M (16 ft), 212 sq. ft. of floor space, 10 ft. center pole, 5 1/2 ft. tall entrance
- 6M (20 ft), 300 sq. ft of floor space, 11 ft. 4 in. center pole, TWO 6 ft. tall entrances
- 5M (16 ft.) Stargazer, 212 sq. ft. of floor space, 10 ft. center pole, TWO 5 1/2 ft. tall entrances, 12 PVC window roof panels
Overland Sunforger:
The Sunforger is the gold standard tent for harsh conditions. This heavy-duty 5M (16ft) tent is crafted from military-grade 10.10 oz. Sunforger duck canvas, offering UV protection and durability for extreme weather. Trusted internationally, it’s ideal for durability-focused campers seeking reliability in challenging environments. Please note that its robustness comes with added weight and reduced breathability, making it best suited for specific camping needs.
Tent features:
- All Stout Tent Standout Features
- 15-minute setup by one person
- Lifetime Warranty
- Canvas treated for waterproofing, fire proofing and mold-resistance
- Double-weave, 10.10 oz. Sunforger (UV Protection) duck canvas with the renowned Sunforger finish
- Built-in 3-6 in adjustable stove jack
Available in:
- 5M (16 ft), 212 sq. ft. of floor space, 10 ft. center pole, 5 1/2 ft. tall entrance
- Secondary, bug-netted, “double-wall”- no single wall option
Testimonials
Winter Camping Resources
Our Best Accessories for Snowy Climates
Footprint (groundsheet)
We strongly recommend using a groundsheet in any climate to protect your canvas floor from punctures and abrasions. Just be sure to roll the edges of your groundsheet in toward the tent so it is not sticking out. This will prevent moisture from accumulating between the tent floor and the ground sheet, especially when dealing with snow. The groundsheet will also make packing up your tent easier as it keeps it cleaner and drier, which helps prevent mold from growing during storage. A groundsheet is a small investment that provides extra protection for your tent against potential hazards.
Wood Stove
Our favorite choice for heating your tent is a Wood-burning stove, especially the Winnerwell. It’s a solid choice for those looking for a light but durable stove at a fair price. Stoves range in price depending on how many stoves you need, but the good ones will last forever. There is definitely a bit of a learning curve when it comes to wood-burning stoves, but they don’t require electricity, or propane and last forever. The payoff is definitely worth it, in our opinion.
Electric Heater
If you don’t have a wood stove and have access to an electric outlet, an electric heater is also a great choice. Just make sure your extension cord is rated for below freezing. We like the dual tank Big Buddy heater, but any 10,000 + BTU electric heater will work.
Expert Tip: If you use a wood stove AND an electric heater, you won’t need to wake up in the middle of the night to restock your wood. Outdoor living expert Christine Blue explains: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XtZX6BADYo.
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