Camping Tents: Buying the Best Camping Tent

At Outdoor Sports Depot, we sell a complete selection of camping tents from leading tent manufacturers. These camping tents, which we have available at discount prices, include small one person tents, cabin style tents, large family tents, dome tents, backpacking tents, screen rooms, shelters, and more. Please browse through all of our camping tents below to find the best tent for you, you can also read more about buying the best camping tent with our Camping Tent Buying Guide.

1 Person, Solo Camping Tents

Alps Mountaineering Zephyr Aluminum Poles, Sage/Rust Tent

Eureka! Performance Backpacking Tents

Eureka! Solo Tents

Paha Que Bear Creek

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2 Person Camping Tents

Alps Mountaineering Chaos Aluminum Poles - Sage/Rust

Alps Mountaineering Extreme Aluminum Poles, Sage/Rust

Alps Mountaineering Hybrid CE Sage/Rust

Alps Mountaineering Vertex Aluminum Poles - Sage/Rust

Alps Mountaineering Zephyr Aluminum Poles, Sage/Rust Tent

Browning Camping Cypress Grey/Gold

Chinook Sirocco

Eureka! Alpenlite

Eureka! Apex

Eureka! Mountain Pass

Eureka! Timberline

Eureka! Zeus

Eureka! Closeouts Scenic Pass Series

Eureka! Closeouts Spitfire

Paha Que Bear Creek

Stansport Star-Lite 2-Person w/Fly

Additional 2 Person Camping Tents

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3 Person Camping Tents

Alps Mountaineering Chaos Aluminum Poles - Sage/Rust

Alps Mountaineering Extreme Aluminum Poles, Sage/Rust

Alps Mountaineering Hybrid CE Sage/Rust

Alps Mountaineering Zephyr Aluminum Poles, Sage/Rust Tent

Chinook Cyclone

Chinook Long Star

Chinook North Star

Chinook Santa Ana

Chinook Sirocco

Chinook Tornado

Chinook Whirlwind

Eureka! Apex

Eureka! K-2

Eureka! Mountain Pass

Eureka! Closeouts Grand Manan

Eureka! Closeouts Scenic Pass Series

Stansport Star-Lite 3-Person w/Fly

Wenzel Sport Dome Tent

Additional 3 Person Camping Tents

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4 Person Camping Tents

Alps Mountaineering Vertex Aluminum Poles - Sage/Rust

Chinook Twin Peaks Guide

Eureka! Outfitter Tents

Eureka! Sunrise

Eureka! Timberline

Additional 4 Person Camping Tents

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5 Person Camping Tents

Chinook North Star

Chinook Whirlwind

Eureka! Sunrise

Eureka! Closeouts Grand Manan

Wenzel Family Dome Tent

Wenzel Sport Dome Tent

Additional 5 Person Camping Tents

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6 Person Camping Tents

Chinook Cyclone

Chinook Long Star

Chinook Tornado

Chinook Tradewinds

Chinook Twin Peaks Guide

Eureka! Luxury Family Tents

Eureka! Sunrise

Eureka! Closeouts Copper Canyon

Eureka! Closeouts Grand Manan

Additional 6 Person Camping Tents

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7+ Person Camping Tents

Chinook Titan Lodge

Eureka! Closeouts Luxury Family Tents

Wenzel Family Dome Tent

Additional 7 Person Camping Tents

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Screen Houses

Eureka! Shelter/Screen Houses

Paha Que ScreenRoom

Paha Que ScreenRoom Rainfly

Additional Screen Houses

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Shelters

Chinook Chinook Tarp

Eureka! Closeouts Shelter/Screen Houses

Paha Que Cottonwood

Paha Que Tepee

Additional Shelters

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Camping Tent Buying Guide

Camping tents can be large enough for an entire family or small, lightweight, and easy to carry. With a variety of features and options available, different camping tents can be best for different situations. In fact, many serious camping enthusiasts will buy several tents so that they have the best tent for each circumstance. When choosing the best camping tent for a particular situation, it is important to consider all of the features and options that are available to you.

The main features and options that you will need to consider when choosing and buying the best camping tent include:

• Headroom: The peak height of a tent is the height of a tent at its tallest point. When buying a camping tent, some individuals find it important to choose a tent that has enough height to allow them to stand up inside the tent to change or simply for comfort. If this is important for you, you should make sure to note the peak height for any tents you consider purchasing.
• Ease of access: An important factor to consider when buying a camping tent is the overall ease of access to the tent. This includes considering the size, shape, and number of doors as well as how easy the tent doors are to open or close.
• Ease of setup: A tent's pole structure and style will typically decide how easy or hard it is to set up. typically dome tents, are easy to set up even for beginners. The number of poles that a tent uses can also affect the ease of setup for a tent. If you will be setting up and taking down your tent frequently when camping, this may be something important to consider.
• Packed Size: If space will be an issue when carrying your camping gear, you will want to pay special attention to buy a camping tent that has a smaller size when packed.
• Rainfly Coverage: A rainfly is a waterproof cover that is designed to fit over the roof of a tent. This can be a roof-only rainfly that covers only the top of your tent and relies on the tent's waterproofing to block rain or a full-coverage rainfly that offers better rain protection but reduces ventilation. You should consider the weather conditions that you expect to encounter most often to help you determine which type of rainfly you require.
• Ventilation: A tent should have good ventilation through the integration of windows and mesh panels to help manage condensation and increase comfort. Ventilation is especially important for those camping during hot or humid weather. When you are buying a camping tent, you should find a tent that offers ventilation while also providing protection from rain.
• Freestanding: A freestanding tent is any tent that does not require stakes to setup. The main advantage freestanding tents offer is that the tent can be picked up and moved short distances without taking the tent down. If you think that you may want to move your tent across a campsite, you should consider buying a freestanding camping tent.
• Vestibule: A vestibule is a shelter that is located on the front, side, or back of your tent. These can be used for storing gear and keeping it protected from the rain. Larger vestibules can even be used as a shelter under which you can sit to be covered from the rain or sun.
• Additional Accessories: Tents can also come with a number of other additional accessories that offer added convenience and comforts including interior loops and pockets and gear lofts for storing and organizing bags as well as footprints to protect the tent floor and improve waterproofing.

Our Discount Camping Tents

At Outdoor Sports Depot, we sell a complete selection of camping tents from leading tent manufacturers. These camping tents include a number of special features and options. With our variety of camping tent styles including large family camping tents, dome tents, and backpacking tents, any outdoor enthusiast can find the best tent to meet their needs. Please feel free to browse our collection of discount camping tents provided here to find the tent that is best for you.