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The name may be a tongue-twister but the Fltom Camping Hot Tent is a breeze to set up and light enough to be carried a fair distance into the wilderness. This is another pyramid-style tent that is very stable and provides plenty of head room.
We tested the best hot tents, from Nortent, Springbar, Seek Outside, and Snowtrekker in classic foul-weather Pacific Northwest conditions and the freezing Utah desert to see just how well they worked. Best Overall: Nortent Gamme 6. Best American Made: Springbar Skyliner. Best for Backpacking: Seek Outside Cimarron.
These hot tents for winter camping can be an excellent addition to your camping gear for providing protection and comfort from cold weather conditions, but they should not be relied upon as the sole source of warmth.
Hot tent camping involves a shelter that is designed to accommodate a wood-burning stove. If you choose a pre-fabricated hot tent, it usually comes with removable floors in place as well. They generally have a fire-resistant ‘stove jack’ sewn into the tent wall so you can put your stove inside it.
You can camp all year round and even in the cold, with these ten best hot tents for winter camping, selected by our experts.
The best hot tents for winter camping are made of durable and breathable material, are lightweight, and are compatible with various stoves.
Best Overall: White Duck Regatta Canvas Bell Hot Tent with Stove Jack. Best Budget: OneTigris Tegimen Hammock Hot Tent with Stove Jack. Best Wall Tent: White Duck Alpha Canvas Wall Hot Tent with Stove Jack. Best for Bushcraft: OneTigris Rock Fortress Hot Tent with Stove Jack.