It's hard to beat a Kodiak or Springbar flex bow canvas tent for ease of install. It's significantly easier than setting up a comparable size nylon tent as long as you use an impact driver to get all your stakes in. Mine is 74 inches tall on the inside and is extremely sturdy. It's naturally waterproof so you don't have to fuss with a rain fly and canvas breathes much better. You can use chimneys with some of them since you look like you do some cold weather stuff, I don't know anything about that.
Here's mine, a Kodiak 10x14 VX model. It will probably outlive me.
[https://www.reddit.com/r/KodiakCanvasTents/comments/1swbr6w/added\_springbar\_cotton\_portico\_awning\_panels\_to/](https://www.reddit.com/r/KodiakCanvasTents/comments/1swbr6w/added_springbar_cotton_portico_awning_panels_to/)
Kodiak 10x14 . my partner is 6'1" and can stand up. I have a 10x10, and love it, but wish I had bought the larger one . Kodiak holds in wind and rain. Good in cold weather. You can get a heater also, but we don't have one. I use a Coleman double cot and air mattress. We camp year round in Southern California, coldest we've camped is 27°. I can put mine up alone , woman , 5'6" and in my 60s.
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