WHITEDUCK Alpha Canvas Wall Tent, 10'x12', Water Repellent, Outdoor Camping & Hunting Outfitter Tent

The wall tent exceeded my expectations. We camped in Wyoming for elk season, and one night it dropped to 9 degrees. With the stove burning, it felt like summer inside. Setup took some effort, but that's expected with a wall tent of this size. Once up, it's rock solid. Everyone in camp who had smaller tents was envious. Highly recommend the fire- and water-treated option.

I've been guiding hunts for 20+ years and have used several brands of wall tents. White Duck's tent is as good, if not better, than those that cost twice as much. Heavy-duty stitching, strong poles, and well-thought-out features. Even the little details like reinforced corners and a sturdy stove jack stand out. We'll be using this tent for many seasons to come.

Great tent, excellent quality. I had a very minor warranty issue and WhiteDuck outdoors went above and beyond to solve the problem. Thank you WhiteDuck.

I've used many wall tents over the years, but this White Duck version is by far the best value for the quality. Everything is included—poles, floor, guy lines—and it all fits perfectly together. No need to buy extras or jury-rig solutions. During a thunderstorm, I expected to see some leakage, but the inside stayed bone dry. I'll be recommending these to all the guys in our hunting camp.

Set up with two friends in under 45 minutes. We used the fly sheet and porch option on this size, and it felt almost like glamping

Impressive engineering: double-stitched seams, reinforced corners, galvanized steel angle kits with aluminum poles. Even after a week of rain and wind, no leaks or tears

I've been using the 14x16 wall tent for two back-to-back elk seasons in Montana. The setup takes a little muscle, but once it's up, it's rock solid. We had two days of nonstop snow and the tent held strong without any sagging. Inside, with the stove going, it felt like a cabin in the middle of nowhere. My hunting buddies keep saying they'll switch to White Duck next year because they saw how much more comfortable my setup was compared to theirs. Worth every penny.

I set up this tent on my property in Oregon as a semi-permanent camp. It's been up for 3 months straight now through wind, rain, and cold nights. The canvas hasn't leaked once, and the frame is sturdy enough that I'm not worried about storms. Inside I put a queen mattress and a small table and chairs—it really does feel like a glamping cabin. The neighbors have all asked where I got it, and I proudly point them to White Duck.

Bought the 14x16 wall tent to set up on our mountain property. We wanted something sturdy enough to leave up through different seasons. So far, it's gone through rain, hail, and strong winds without any issues. We outfitted it with a wood stove, and it easily heats the whole space. Love how the canvas holds warmth but still breathes. It's become our weekend escape cabin.

Winter hunting trip—we fired up the tent stove inside the silicone-coated stove jack and stayed warm all night. The thermal benefits of this canvas shell are real