The Best Canvas Tent with Stove Jack: A Complete Guide

Danchel Outdoor make some of the best stove tents around and this one is available in 2 sizes to sleep 6 or 8 persons. As it’s 10 feet high, there’s also plenty of standing room inside. 

The seams have double stitching and the floor has a bathtub design to ward off water. For good ventilation there are 4 vents on the roof, plus 4 windows to the sides. The groundsheet is also removable for cooler summer camping. 

Pros: 

• The bathtub floor keeps the tent dry – important when you’ll often be camping in snowy conditions 
• 10-foot height is comfortable to stand in and move around 
• 12-month warranty

Cons: 

• Plain looks

With enough space inside for up to 4 double air mattresses (find an air mattress here if you need one), this 6 to 8 person bell tent from PlayDo is suitable for 4-season use. The 5-inch stove hole can be hidden away by straps when not in use.  
 
The walls are made from 3,000 gsm canvas, while the floor features a tough 540 gsm wear- proof material, which help make it one of the more durable options. An entire side wall can be rolled back for summer ventilation – or simply so you can enjoy the view. 

Pros: 

• Water & wear proof floor 
• Rain cap & taped seams 
• Side wall & lower panels can be rolled back

Cons: 

• Not the lightest in weight

Also available as a 6-person tent, the huge Whiteduck Avalon is just the kind of tent you want when setting up a glamping site. It looks good, it’s solidly built and is can accommodate 6 or 10 people, depending on which size you choose. 

It’s made using an army grade waterproof canvas, so rain is like ‘water off a duck’s back’ – an old saying that references the way duck feathers effectively repel water. For windy weather, the shock absorbing grounding system ensures you’re adequately protected during a storm. 

Pros: 

• Glampsite looks 
• Shock-absorbing grounding 
• ‘Dynaduck’ weatherproof canvas

Cons: 

• Higher price range

This Yurtent from Outop can withstand snow as well as rain and wind, and is said by satisfied customers to be very warm and cozy inside. It can sleep up to 6 and the built-in groundsheet can be detached during summer to cool things down.  

As well as the main door there are four windows with bug mesh, which allows for good airflow during hotter weather. The heavy-duty zippers also help to keep chills out when it’s winter. 

Pros: 

• Good ventilation 
• Detachable groundsheet 
• Snowproof canvas construction

Cons: 

• Limited height

However you spell it, this teepee – or tipi – from KingCamp is ideal for a solo traveler or couple who want a simple yet effective teepee with stove jack. Due to the shape, snow will not build up on the top of this tent, and it also has a snow skirt to ward off the white stuff. 

The poly-cotton canvas is flame-proof and also offers a good level of resistance to windy or stormy weather. A 3,000 mm waterproof floor mat also helps to keep you dry. 

Pros: 

• Snow skirt 
• Flame-proof canvas 
• Lightweight & portable

Cons: 

• Sleeps only 1 to 2 people

Having already listed the Whiteduck Avalon as the best large tent with stove hole, we’ve selected the Regatta model as the best canvas bell tent with a stove vent. This one comes in a 3, 4 or 5 person size, so it’s not quite so vast. 

Made from a fire retardant army style canvas, the Regatta comes complete with seen-in groundsheet, a 5-inch stove hole and everything else you need from the pegs to the rubber mallet. A carry bag is also provided to store it all in. 

Pros: 

• Generous height 
• Water & UV resistant 
• Double stitched seams & reinforced corners

Cons: 

• Smaller than the Avalon 

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James Ian is a national park, camping and hiking expert.

He has dedicated his life to travel, visiting more than 80 countries, all 7 continents and most of the national parks in the United States. With over 35 years experience in the travel industry, James has worked on cruise ships, at resorts and hotels, and as a travel planner who’s helped hundreds of people plan successful trips to US national parks.

Based on his experience visiting our national parks multiple times, in-depth research and expertise as a travel planner, James has published detailed itineraries for many of the major national parks in the US. These itineraries, as well as in-depth park guides, and other resources will help you have your own incredible trip to US national parks without stress and hassle.

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