The 10 Best Glamping Tents

Updated April 17, 2020 by Will Rhoda

This wiki has been updated 25 times since it was first published in June of 2018. Whether you’re heading out into the forest or your own backyard, if you’d prefer a bit of style, elegance, and comfort with your outdoor experience, then you may want to invest in one of these glamping tents. Larger than their more typical counterparts, these models can accommodate all of your gear, including mattresses, and can be the perfect accommodation to impress your woodsy friends. When users buy our independently chosen editorial recommendations, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki. If you'd like to contribute your own research to Ezvid Wiki, please get started by reviewing this introductory video.

1. Fortunershop Base Camp

2. Ozark Trail Hazel Creek

3. Ozark Trail Instant Cabin

4. Coleman Prairie Breeze

5. Core 9-Person

6. Timber Ridge Log Cabin

7. Monster Factory VW01

8. Dream House Luxury Bell

9. Wenzel 8-Person Klondike

10. Big Agnes Big House

Special Honors

Lotus Belle With everything from micro-sized two-person models, all the way up to substantial 400-square-foot options, this San Francisco-based company's line of canvas tents is durable enough to stand up to most weather conditions, and versatile enough to service everyone from nomadic individuals to large businesses throwing a company picnic. lotusbelle.com

Canvas Tent Shop If you aren't satisfied with one of their stock models, this Canadian company will custom build a glamping tent for you, according to your preferred design and size specifications. canvastentshop.ca

Editor's Notes

April 14, 2020:

During this round of updates, while we removed the HippieWild Boho and Tahoe Gear Gateway due to availability issues, we also added several new selections to our rankings; some of which include the Fortunershop Base Camp – an X-shaped model that can accommodate as many as five queen-sized mattresses, the Ozark Trail Hazel Creek – which comes with some LED lighting and a dividing wall that can double as a projector screen, and the Monster Factory VW01 – an eye-catching choice with a fun design that mimics a 1960’s Volkwsagen camper van.

A few things to keep an eye out for in this category:

Aesthetics: It can’t really be considered a true glamping experience if you’re not looking good doing it. And with that in mind, several of our selections have gone distances to ensure that they stand out from the competition. While models like the Core 9-Person and Ozark Trail Instant Cabin are essentially larger versions of traditional camping tents, and the Dream House Luxury Bell embodies the canvas aesthetic that’s commonly associated with glamping tents, the Timber Ridge Log Cabin sets itself apart with fabrics that impersonate the look of an all-season cottage, and the Monster Factory VW01 is sure to turn heads with its to-scale design based on a vintage Volkswagen camper van.

Space: If you didn’t want lots of it, you’d be shopping for a simple popup tent right now. In addition to being large enough to comfortably sleep larger groups than traditional options – the Ozark Trail Instant Cabin can accommodate three queen-sized mattresses and the Fortunershop Base Camp can accommodate five queen-sized mattresses – many models come with optional dividing walls to help create some privacy. The Ozark Trail Hazel Creek even comes with a divider wall that can double as a projector screen.

Extras: While the Dream House Luxury Bell has provisions that allow users to vent a wood stove through the roof, The Ozark Trail Instant Cabin has a built-in awning that creates a shady outdoor space. The Ozark Trail Hazel Creek comes with two strings of LED lights and a pair of mesh closet organizers, and several models we included – such as the Fortunershop Base Camp – have convenient access ports for extension cords. The Coleman Prairie Breeze sets itself apart with a two-speed fan system that introduces some forced air into the environment.

Last updated on April 17, 2020 by Will Rhoda

After deciding that the pen was mightier than the pliers, Canadian electrical contractor William Rhoda abandoned his career and headed back to college, where he majored in marketing and advertising and won a scholarship along the way to earning a diploma in creative communications. His past career landed him a depth of knowledge in tools and hardware, while his current career schooled him in audio, video and camera equipment. During his leisure time, he’s learned lots about outdoor gear, and years of tiresome backyard maintenance have taught him all about pools and hot tubs. His recreational pursuits include rest, relaxation and revolutionary action, and his roommate’s a hairless cat.


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