A wall tent is really comfort camping for sure. The best memory for me was hanging venison hind quarters on the front of the tent, and then trimming little scraps of meat off the back bone and frying them up on the wood stove with some taters and onions. Of course an adult beverage had a lot to...
I used to own a wall tent, and lived in it for a month while trapping back in Kansas. It's amazing how much you learn about the ins and outs of a wall tent while doing that. I have put a tremendous amount of thought into this project and really appreciate all of the input, it makes me...
That's a good idea, but I wanted to keep things small and simple. The side rails would actually help with making the walls of the tent stable. There is a custom canvas manufacturing place in Boise that will make the tent for me.
I already have the trailer, so the cost of putting a wall tent on it would be much cheaper and user friendly than a camper. I would raise the wall tent once I got to the campsite.
I considered that, but I thought a wall tent would be lighter and faster to set up. I would secure the base of the tent into the wood flooring before I left home, and then raise the sides and peak once I got to the campsite. I would have some carpet for flooring. I would hopefully stay at one...