Tent Camping FAQs

Placing a tent footprint or a tarp under your tent is a great way to help protect it from dirt, moisture, abrasive objects, and more….

Bed bugs are an unfortunate reality for homes and hotels across the world. But, will those same bugs infect your tent and gear while camping?…

Do I need a tarp under my tent? This is one question that many campers ask themselves before heading out on a camping trip. While…

Tent camping is one of the most popular ways to enjoy nature and spend time with family and friends. But how safe is camping in…

Tents are made from many different types of materials. But, there are just a handful of fabrics that are most commonly used. And, of course,…

Pop-up tents are extremely popular because, by their very nature, can be pitched in less than 10 seconds! But are pop-up tents good for camping?…

When looking for a new tent, you’ll undoubtedly come across a type of tent often referred to as a pop-up tent. But what is a…

Nobody wants to spend half a day fumbling through instructions trying to pitch their tent. Especially in harsh weather conditions. That’s where instant tents come…

The question of whether you need to waterproof your tent or not is often asked. And, to be honest, it’s a great question. It’s one…

Are canvas tents waterproof? Out of the box, they are typically not considered waterproof. Not without a bit of work that is. In this guide,…

If you find yourself stuck with a wet tent, you might be wondering, can you put a tent in the dryer? The short answer is…

The allure of coming home from a camping trip exhausted, and just throwing your dirty tent in the washing machine is completely understandable. But, can…

There are many different types of tents available, each with their own unique set of features. One particularly fascinating type of tent is called a…

A tent vestibule is a sheltered area that extends from the front or side of your tent that’s more or less like your home’s mudroom….

The last thing you want when your out camping is your tent to start leaking when it rains. Luckily, it’s completely avoidable! In this guide,…

Many first-time campers don’t know the distinctions between a 4-season tent and a 3-season tent. Yet, a world of features separates the two. A 3-season…

Many people enjoy camping during the summer, but die-hard enthusiasts won’t let winter weather stop them from enjoying the great outdoors! If you’re willing to…

As the name suggests, a 3 season tent is designed for use in Spring, Summer, and Fall. They are lightweight, yet durable enough to protect…

Tent camping should be about spending time with friends and family, getting closer to nature, and simply getting away from life’s distractions… And not about…

A pup tent, also known as a shelter-half, is an extremely simple type of tent that provides temporary shelter. This camping staple varies in size…

One of the most overlooked and misused pieces of camping equipment is the tent footprint. If used correctly, a footprint will increase the lifespan of…