The Springbar Canvas Tent was designed in 1961 as an easy to pitch and spacious tent camping solution for the family campers, car campers, and hunters of mid-century America who were frustrated by the cumbersome army tents, wall tents, hunting tents, frame tents, and cabin tents of the day. Whether you’re car camping, family camping,
The Springbar Canvas Tent was designed in 1961 as an easy to pitch and spacious tent camping solution for the family campers, car campers, and hunters of mid-century America who were frustrated by the cumbersome army tents, wall tents, hunting tents, frame tents, and cabin tents of the day.
Whether you’re car camping, family camping, setting up a fall season hunting camp, or simply need a backyard guest bedroom, a Springbar Canvas Tent is the ideal shelter if comfortable standing height and performance in harsh weather are you’re top priorities. Plus, you get a unique vintage look that stands out in any campground.
The premium quality 100% cotton canvas is finished to be watertight in heavy rain , while special thread and sewing techniques mean that Springbar Canvas Tents will not wick water.
Heavy-duty galvanized steel poles, 12-inch steel nail stakes, and steel wire stake loops make Springbar Highline Tents exceptionally stable in high winds and all-season weather.
Springbar Tents have a reputation for long-lasting durability and are protected by a Lifetime Warranty that covers defects in manufacturing. Springbar Tents are built to handle a lifetime of camping adventures.
100% Cotton Duck Canvas finished to be Water Resistant and prevent Mildew 10 Foot by 14 Foot Footprint, Sleeps Maximum of 8 People 6.5 Foot Standing Height Galvanized Steel Poles Includes Tent & Awning, Poles, Stakes, Guy Ropes, & Duffel Style Carry Bags 86 Pounds (Tent Bag + Pole Bag)Imported
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Easy setup, leaks like a sieve. I set this tent out on some property I own for a secluded work area. The setup was easy. It is nicely spacious and comfortable … until it rains. This $800 tent leaked through the ceiling and walls. Everything was soaked and some electronics were ruined. My $129 plastic popup tent stood in this same spot for three years, through rain, wind, snow, and hot summers. Never had an issue. The Springbar Highline tent may be great for dryer climates, but it failed miserably in the rain. For the price…
Awesome tent. The sewing of the liner to the tent canvas Iâm not sure why thereâs no tape sewn in. But the Kodiak doesnât have it either. The thread holes will leech water but we solved this by caulking the thread line. I can say the liner is not as bathtub thick, but it has a nice texture to it.For the Springbar it has exceptional zippers. They arenât complex. Itâs just straight up and down which I didnât appreciate until my Kodiak arch zippers failed miserably. This one has about…
TOTALLY Stormproof! I’ve had my eye on these tents for quite some time. They are very popular with many families I know in Utah. After losing more than one tent to snowstorms windstorms, our family decided to buy this tent based on its reputation for weathering heavy storms and winds.We went camping for a week in late May, early June in Rock Creek Canyon, Montana. It basically snowed and rained 80% of the time. At no point during this misadventure did anyone in our family experience wetness or…