What makes a tent right for canoeing? Canoeing tents should be durable and lightweight, able to withstand the rigors of the trail and easy to portage. Your tent should also be able to protect you in the harshest weather you may encounter and well ventilated so you stay comfortable whether it’s scorching hot or raining for 2 weeks straight. To start your tent search, consider where you typically travel and in what season. Expedition Tents can stand up to the toughest Arctic winds, while Wilderness Tents are meant for 3-season canoe tripping. The whole family will enjoy Recreational Tents on a weekend outing down the river and camping minimalists will appreciate the ultra-lightweight protection of streamlined Shelters. Bug Tents, Shelters and Tarps provide welcome in-camp protection from bugs and the elements.
Tents and Tarps for Canoe Camping
Shop Expedition Tents
Expedition tents are made to withstand high winds, snow, and the cold for those traveling in the Arctic or other locations with extreme weather.
Shop Recreational Tents
For weekend adventures and big groups, recreational tents will fit a crowd and your budget, while still providing quality protection from the elements.
Shop Bug Tents
Lightweight and portable, floorless mesh tents provide shelter for cooking and taking a break from the bugs.
Shop Wilderness Tents
These tents are rugged enough for a wilderness canoe trip, yet lightweight and versatile, ready to keep you comfortable weather in rain, wind, or heat.
Shop Shelters and Tarps
For solo canoeists and serious minimalists these full and partial coverage shelters provide ultra-lightweight protection from wind and rain.
Hammocks
Hammock tents for the ultralight minimalist, tarps and bug nets, and hammocks for lounging after a long portage…
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