Hot tent camping? We’ve got you covered.
If you’re searching for a safe and reliable canvas tent for your next glamping trip, we’ve got the perfect hot tents for camping for you. Each of these fire resistant tents is crafted with Fire Cotton 11oz, 100% natural cotton treated with a fire retardant agent. Our range includes a selection of premium fire retardant canvas tents with stove jack, ideal for those looking to use a wood burning tent stove or pizza oven on their next glamping trip.
Hot tent stoves, styles and essentials…
We have a wide variety of styles on offer in this range, so you’re sure to find the perfect canvas hot tent for your next outdoor adventure. Here you’ll find classic Sibley-style flame retardant canvas tents, as well as fireproof options in our own patented designs such as the Star Bell collection. The sizes on offer here range from 13 ft to 19 ft fire retardant canvas tents, including options with stove jacks.
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Hot tent FAQS
Something on the tip of your tongue? We've got you. Our camping experts have compiled the answers to the most common Hot Tent camping inquiries, so you are well-prepared for your next outdoor adventure. Ask away, and we'll guide you through everything you need to know.
How safe are hot tents?
Fire retardant hot tents are perfectly safe to sleep, camp and enjoy the great outdoors in. Just make sure the tent - and any stoves or ovens - are set-up according to instructions. That way, you’ll have the right amount of circulation to keep the risk of carbon monoxide at bay, without ending up with a freezing cold tent.
Do you need a carbon monoxide detector in a hot tent?
Make sure your tent is properly ventilated when using a hot tent stove, often by keeping the entrance open. As such, never go to sleep with the oven still on, while ensuring your stove is properly vented through the tent wall where possible.
While these can reduce your risk of a carbon monoxide leak, we highly advise bringing a detector on your camping trips - to ultimate peace of mind. Make sure you position the detector centrally at head level, one meter from the wood stove.
