Kodiak Canvas - Super Deluxe Kodiak Canvas Tent 6041VX

I have a Kodiak canvas 10x10 delux model and love it. We use it for winter camping and it's just me and my wife with a lot of gear, cots, heater and stuff for like 10 days. It's surprisingly small once you get it all in and set up. We could certainly add 2 people, but the cots would basically span the width. I bet you would like the 10x14 depending b how you plan to set up for sleep. I am a massive fan of this tent though. I can set it up single handed in less than 10 minutes, and we just recently experienced a storm. 40mph sustained winds and 50mph gusts at 20°f. We were cozy inside. I did have to put a lot of additional guy lines out. Instead of the tent stakes I also use 10" long 1/2" diameter lag screws/bolts. The steaks they come with are perfectly fine, just hard to pull out when the ground is frozen. I also think the bolts have more holding power and an easier to drive in. It's a truly awesome tent, very well designed and durable. We’ve had it for 4 years now and have spent many nights in it. I don't think I would like a wall tent due to the setup being so much more involved, but you do get more space.

Kodiak Canvas Flex-Bow VX. I’m 6’3” and can easily stand in it anywhere in the tent. Very durable & strong. I’ve been in desert winds with 45 mph gusts and the tent did great. All other tents at the campground packed up and went home .

They make a 10’x10’ and a 10x14’ version. Since you’ll be camping 3 weeks per month, it’d be worth it to have the extra room of the 10x14 — provided there’s enough space at the sites you’ll be staying

I have a Kodiak canvas flex-bow tent that I used 4 seasons, its sturdy metal poles held up through a lot of snowfall and it was fine in the summer in the mountains of Colorado and Wyoming mostly .

Used this from a buddy in Joshua tree. Really nice car camping, felt like a room and not a tent.

I love my Kodiak, My wife and I used it for several years before buying motorhome. I'm 6' tall and have plenty of space. It is an 8x12 I think. room for two twin intex inflatable beds and gear.

I don't have much in terms of comparing the wall tents, but I do have a Kodiak Flex-Bow tent. In the pictures it looks plastic, but they are canvas tents which come with an additional weather coating on them. Definitely not a plastic tent. It's been in heavy rain and winds with no issues.

Our Kodiak Canvas Flex-Bow was one of the only tents or canopies left standing on two separate beach camping trips where we faced heavy winds. Packed up, it weighs more and takes up more space but love that I can rely on it under those circumstances.

Springbar or Flexbow is definitely the answer. Staying in one place for two weeks is worth spending the extra coin on a really nice tent. I think Springbar tents have a lifetime warranty, and they are known to last 30-40 years.

The one that fits your needs. Car camping 4 seasons = Kodiak canvas flexbow or a Spring Bar tent is good. Backpacking 4 seasons tents = North Face Small car camping tent = Cabela’s dome tent Two rooms = Gazelle. Car camping 4 seasons White duck bell tent .

Canvas wall tent will give you the most comfort. Kodiak makes a flex bow canvas tent. You want one tall enough to fully stand up, room for a full size cot and a chair/small table. If you can get access to electricity, you can charge battery banks and run a small fan plus small string lights or battery lanterns. You can buy battery banks plus a solar charger to keep them topped off.