Rated 4.83 out of 5 based on 41 customer ratings
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$895.00 – $1,549.00Price range: $895.00 through $1,549.00
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- Angles and Frames (not included)
- Heavy-duty canvas tent w/ front screen door
- Zippered & Buckled Doors (front and back)
- 4 Screened Windows
- D-Rings throughout the tent
- Double stitching
- Sewn in sod cloth
- Guy lines with fasteners
- 18″ Heavy-duty stakes
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Description
- PolyShield™ Canvas: Our market-leading polyester blend material is the leading alternative to traditional cotton, providing superior performance and durability, as confirmed by customers through 20 years of testing and use.
- Available in three sizes: 13’×13′, 13’×16,’ 13’×20′
- Excellent sleeping capacity
- Angles, Frame (poles), and Tie-in floor not included — instructions provided for building with 1″ EMT conduit
- Sewn-in sod cloth for extra protection
- Extra D-rings at the base of the side walls to keep your tent secure
- 4 screen windows and 2 zippered doors
- Ventilation Screens that are easy to open and close at the top of the eve on both sides of the tent to keep the air moving
- Actual tent size may vary slightly from listed dimensions
Materials
Canvas Options
- PolyShield™ (Standard): Market-leading polyester blend, the leading alternative to traditional cotton. Superior performance and durability, proven by 20+ years of customer testing and use.
- PolyShield+ (Upgrade): Unlike coatings that wear off, PolyShield™™+ is treated during manufacturing so protection is part of the fabric itself — delivering long-lasting resistance to mildew, fire, and wear.
Fabric Strength & Durability
- Higher break and tear strength than cotton canvas
- More UV resistant than cotton canvas
- Waterproof, mildew- and mold-resistant
- Will not shrink like cotton canvas
- Lighter than traditional cotton canvas
Windows & Doors
- 4 screened windows (13’×13’)
- 6 screened windows (13’×16’ & 13’×20’)
- Zippered front door and standard back door
- 4 storm buckles for added security if zippers fail
- D-rings near the bottom of the sidewalls for extra tie down support
Structural Reinforcements
- Ridge openings included
- Uncut fiberglass stove pipe jack with cover (fits 4″, 5″, or 6″ — new tents come standard with 5″ opening)
- Reinforced corners, ridges, and pole locations (Velcro & tie system prevents tearing)
- Double Stitching throughout the whole tent
Accessories
Accessories & Hardware
- 5 ft sidewalls
- Eave ropes and tensioners
- Tent bag w/ strapped buckles to tighten it down
- 18" Heavy Duty Stakes
- 8 steel stakes for 13'×13' tents
- 10 steel stakes for 13'×16' & 13'×20'tents
Notes
- Angle Kit, Frame, and Tie-In Floor not included (DIY cost usually similar to pre-built frames)
- Instructions for purchasing and cutting conduit included
- PolyShield+ is an additional price to meet specific codes that your state may require
Sleeping Capacity
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Chris Affleck –
Best tent ever! So much easier to pack on horseback than traditional canvas tents.
Rod Savini –
Great tent! Very spacious! Our two sons and 3 of their friends took it out shed hunting in March. Had a great time and enjoyed it very much. Plenty of room for the 5 of them, their stuff and the stove. No complaints at all from them. They can’t wait to go out again over Memorial Day weekend with it. So happy we finally took a leap and made the purchase.
Mark –
I had been looking for a well made, affordable wall tent for quite awhile, and the guys at Elk Mountain Tents made it an easy choice. My tent showed up in a week and it couldn’t have been easier to set up. This tent served four of us very comfortably on Montana elk hunt this past fall. I would definitely recommend a tent from Elk Mountain to anybody that is looking for a well made and affordable wall tent.
Thomas (verified owner) –
This wall tent has all the features of many other tents add ons that would run you 3000+ dollars. It was durable enough to handle 50 mph winds in -20 degree weather. We stayed the week in it with 6 people with a large stove and stayed warm all night. I would recommend any of their products. Very affordable and durable. Try to get the frame that they recommend cause it comes with wire supports that help the tent stay rigged. A must buy trust me, you will not regret it.
Brent G (verified owner) –
bought the 13×13 with screen a few years ago.
It’s been great. It’s a reasonably priced wall tent.
Cut my own poles, so saved some cash that way.
All in all a great tent!
Mikel Flores –
Exceptional construction, design and customer service. Elk Mountain Tents are the perfect compromise between thin poly outfitter style tents (ie. Cabelas Alaknak etc.) and full blown cotton duck canvas tents. I’ve owned ALL and the poly duck canvas is the best of both worlds. It’s just as warm and retains heat like cotton duck canvas but it doesn’t have the absorption issues that lead to mold and staining usually associated with old cotton duck. If you do have any dirt or mud that gets on the material it’s very easy to clean and dry it, keeping it’s new like appearance. The additional features of Elk Mountain Tents are the ventilation design and the screened / “paned” windows. The window “pane” look of the windows give it more of a cabin/homelike feel AND these tents make excellent event tents for outdoor dining / weddings/ functions. For the money, dollar for dollar you cannot find a better tent. We originally thought about purchasing the 13×16 Elk Mountain tent but decided on a 13×13 tent. The perfect size for our family of 5. With the Disco Bed bunk bed system and large size cots you can sleep 5 comfortably. Go buy an Elk Mountain tent, get outdoors and create some priceless memories with your family!
Stacy (verified owner) –
Great tent! It holds up in harsh weather. It has plenty of room. We had (4) guys with gear in mine this fall. Most important they stand behind their product. I had a slight issue and the team at Ek Mountain Tents quickly remedied the problem.
Jesse McAvoy (verified owner) –
Great quality tent! Holds up well in 40 mph winds, from my experience.
Gary P –
Bought this tent in summer of 2020, used it hard since then and I have ZERO complaints or issues. It’s been on 4 Colorado hunting trips with everything from deep heavy snow to a blizzard with 45mph winds for a day and a half. No leaks and not even a loose seam after the blizzard. The included stakes are beasts and held the tent to the ground during the blizzard. With a good wood stove we were in our t-shirts inside with 4 degrees outside.
I used a Davis tent for several years before this and the 2 things I didn’t like was the heavy weight to carry and setup, and the fact that all canvas tents shrink and the sidewalls don’t reach the ground after a while. The material and fabrication of this tent solves those problems. The overhead wire support system really holds the structure together during any weather, plus makes a nice clothsline to dry things.
The tent is very well made and designed with features that just make it perfect to use. The windows and screened front door are nice in warm weather for ventilation and the door in the back, well it’s always good to have a back door to get out when needed! It’s easy to setup/takedown and doesn’t take up a lot of space. I can lift and carry my 13×13 in the bag by myself and the separate floor folds up to a small package as well.
Customer service is also great as others have said. Prompt replies and happy to help with any special requests.
Tyler Whiting (verified owner) –
Elk Mountain makes great tents! I got the 13×16 package and LOVE IT! If you’re looking for a tent then don’t worry about losing quality the Poly canvas is great for strength, weight, and water resistance. The windows and ridge openings provide plenty of airflow. Elk Mountain tents come with an uncut stove jack so you can fit it to whatever stove you have or leave it closed. The tents also come with a wire support system for the frame which doubles as a place to hang your clothes and lanterns. I’m quite impressed with Elk Mountain Tents’ website. It is easy to navigate and offers lots of information for anyone looking for a new wall tent. Customer Service answered my questions quickly. My family has used wall tents since I was a kid and I still learned new things on their website. All around I don’t think you’ll find another tent with this many add-ons at this price while keeping a great quality.
Travis Fields –
I purchased the 13×21 with the additional rain fly and screen door. The steaks are very heavy duty. You will need to purchase extra rope for the fly as it does not come with any. I purchased the EMT conduit elsewhere and installed the spring clips myself. This took some time but we’ll worth the expense and time. The clips really hold the frame together while raising it. The only problem I had with the included angles were weld bubbles on the inside of the pipe limiting full insertion of the EMT. I ended up grinding the weld bubbles on only a few angles for everything to fit. I was able to pick up this tent and all the extras at Elk Mountain tents because I am a local. They were very friendly and gave me two of the 13×13 heavy duty rubber floors for the price of the 13×21 because they were out of stock. As for the tent it is great, it’s heavy duty and feels very similar to 100% canvas. My family has used it several times with any issues. It stays clean and when I put it up for the winter I hung it in my barn and hosed it off making it look new again. It drys really fast and packed up in the supplied storage bag along with all the extras I purchased excluding the poles. As for assembly I can put it up by myself in about 30 minutes and with help it’s probably about half that time. I was in one snowstorm with this tent and no leaks were detected. Definitely the best bang for your hard earned dollar.
Peter Falk (verified owner) –
I’ve had my tent for a couple of seasons now and it’s a game changer. Especially as my hunting buddy and I get older, a little bit of comfort goes a long way toward having great hunting days. Moving from regular tents to my Elk Mountain has meant better beds, better mattresses and far better sleep. Not to mention, just the heat from a lantern is plenty to make rolling out of bed in the morning a lot more enjoyable. (Now, if they only made a boot warmer…)
It’s held up extremely well and survived some moderate weather.
The only thing I’d change, is I’d have ordered the version with the awning in hindsight.
Excellent product, great folks to talk to. (I decided to go with Elk Mountain after a very helpful and extended call with their office.)
Larry Jackson (verified owner) –
We bought a 13′ X 16′ tent with Fly and front screen door. We also bought the frame. We set it up last Saturday. It took us about 2 hours to set up. We had a minor delay, at first we put the canvas on wrong side out. It was a fairly easy set up. Although not required for set up we used a 2′ step to make it easier to pull the canvas up over the frame. We installed the floor frame to help square the tent. When we we finished we removed the floor frame at the door so we could get a wheel chair in and out easily. The stakes were huge. I’ve never seen tent stakes that big. The tent is huge. There is plenty of room for a hospital bed and a queen bed . (Yes, real beds for camping is called glamping. Also have a 4 person table a Big Buddy heater. A TV and a hoist to get a handicap person in and out of bed. There is still room for gear. We were going to buy a Montana tent until I found Elk Mountain in a Google search. This tent was over $1000 less money than the Montana tent. We didn’t need support but I’m sure their support is excellent.
Tom Trenga (verified owner) –
Have spent over 50 nights in this tent over the past five years. Been in heavy rain without a drop coming in and a couple of blizzards. Tent is bomb-proof in high winds due to the frame, tensioning cables and stake outs. Set up takes my wife and I about and hour. Could be done a little faster if needed.
We use it for week-long hunting trips. Divided it into four quarters: bed, kitchen, dining table, and gear-storage/clothes hanging. Much roomier/wider than a trailer. We heat with a Mr. Heater Big Buddy for connivence and saving room. Get the floor option. It is a tough and quiet heavy-duty rubberized fabric which has stood up to being set over rough volcanic rocks. For lighting hang a couple of LED light strips over the tension cables powered by portable battery. Very bright over whole tent.
Pros:
* Lets a lot of light in so it doesn’t feel dark and cramped
* Roomy for two
* Acts as a green house in cooler weather so it heats up fast
* Durable and weatherproof
Cons:
* Bulky and heavy. No way to avoid this give tent size
* Set up and take down no fun during rain/snow
Overall this makes longer hunting trips where you’re up before sunrise and out all day more pleasant because you come back to a mini house every evening instead of a cramped tent or trailer.
James (verified owner) –
Great product – easy to set up
DEAN K. (verified owner) –
very happy with your staff (tent was exactly what I expected)
Nick (verified owner) –
Best purchase for elk hunting so far. Makes a great base camp for 3-4 guys and there gear.
Ben J. (verified owner) –
Very comfortable for our hunting party
Mishak (verified owner) –
Super pleased with this tent, every part of it seems well made. Excellent value for money. Would strongly recommend.
Nicholas S. (verified owner) –
Love the tent. I have had it for a few years as my primary late season tent while beginning my elk hunting journey out west. It will keep you warm,comfortable and safe. Great place to go back to after a day on the mountain.
Robon Stoddard (verified owner) –
Love my elk mountain tent. 13 by 13. We put two together for cots and kitchen. Easy to put up and not heavy to store. We have used them for several years two weeks at a time. Deep snow or rain.
Charles Robertson (verified owner) –
We use this tent for hunting in the fall and winter in the mountains of AZ. The fabric is tough, and yet lets light through so it’s not dark inside. The screens on both ends with the pull straps work great. The stove pipe opening is well constructed and in a perfect location. I’d buy it again if needed.
Daniel P. Brown (verified owner) –
I built a wood frame for my tent based on the steel frame that came with it. Absolutely perfect. Thanks
LANCE F. (verified owner) –
Durable, great quality, nice support staff to guide you. Best price around.
Craig L. (verified owner) –
Bought pole brackets for use with conduit. Luv cable truss system. Needs a center pole on ends when windy
Andrew Hammer –
Absolutely love this tent, great quality
Deborah S. (verified owner) –
Purchased for my son. He is very happy with it.
Lawrence Jackson (verified owner) –
Kris K. (verified owner) –
Plastic Zipper on the screen was a problem. It broke and never could get it to work right. Tried replacing the pull to no avail. Other than that the tent is outstanding!
Anonymous (verified owner) –
The tent is okay. My family and I lived in this tent for about 2 years. One in Idaho and one in the Alaskan bush while we built our cabin. The canvas is not true canvas. Small melt holes will be made from falling embers out of the woodstove , which would be expected, except that when they would happen it would melt like plastic.
At the time it seemed like a nice tent, but I honestly would not recommend getting one to live in the actual bush, or using for an extended period of time like we did.
Travis Best (verified owner) –
Excellent quality…this tent is everything I asked for and more. The build is solid,durable, and able to withstand all kinds if wind and weather…I’ve had it for several years now and it’s holding up just as good as the day i bought it…several deep country hunts and still working like a dream. Not sure if I’ll ever buy another one because this one will probably last until I die. If it does wear out I will be purchasing another one immediately! Thanks for finally building a REAL hunters tent!
Michael Perkins (verified owner) –
We purchased a 14′ x 20′ wall tent last hunting season and were very satisfied, especially for the price compared to other high end tent prices. I would absolutely recommend elkmountaintents.
Jason t. (verified owner) –
Extremely happy with this tent I have used it in extreme winter weather and summer use in extreme heat. No complaints
Frederick Harris (verified owner) –
Heavy duty
Steve (verified owner) –
David N. (verified owner) –
Tent is exactly as advertised. Since my 2018 purchase I have used it from the Sawtooths in Idaho to St. Andrews Park on Florida’s Gulf Coast with stops in Wyoming, Montana, and Kentucky. Open the screened windows and door to sleep at 75 degrees in FL. The stove has kept us warm at -16 in Montana.
It makes a great serving tent for large family get togethers at home in Alabama too. Plenty of room for three serving tables, all the coolers, and the ice cream freezer. Doors on each end let the serving line go straight thru and sheltering everything from from a July 4 thunderstorm is as quick as a couple of zippers.
It has been put away wet twice and when I set it up to dry at home a week later the few mildewy spots wiped right off with no fabric damage.
The ridge vents ROCK when your buddy opens the stove at 2 am without opening the damper first. (Pro tip: extend the outdoor pull cord used to open the vent with about eight feet of paracord and run it under the tent so you can reach it from your sleeping bag….lol).
I have had to re-sew the velcro on one corner and sew two of the fabric ties back on.
I would purchase again without hesitation.
Wesley Price (verified owner) –
I love the tent it has been great. My issue is with the zipper. The plastic zipper on the main doors are crap and broke within 2 years and won’t stay zipped.
Travis (verified owner) –
I’ve used my elk mountain tent for several years now on summer camping trips, fall hunts and winter hunts. It’s a solid tent and a great value.
Rixey (verified owner) –
I bought the 13×13 in 2017 and have used it on at least one hunting trip every year since and will use it again this year. It has held up great over the years and I’ve used it in snow, rain, and high winds. The door and window screens are still in good shape. These tents are high quality and tough. Highly recommend!
J.R. Crabtree (verified owner) –
I bought my elk mountain tent in 2018. It is now 2026. We have used it every year since 2018. I bought the floor and the pole kit as well. I could not be happier with my tent. I can’t think of a single thing I would say could be improved. It is not light and it is not super easy and quick to set up but once it’s set up, it’s as nice and comfortable as a cabin. We love it and have nothing but good luck out of it. I make absolutely sure it’s clean and dry before I store it after elk hunting season. I also took colored tape and marked every pole end and each of the corner kit with same colored tape so it’s super easy to put it together even in the dark. We use a king wood burner( full size home) stove and it will run you out of the tent even in single digits. I would highly recommend the tent and the poles and especially the floor.
Timothy F. (verified owner) –
Katherine Albee (verified owner) –
The wall tent we purchased was our only home for about 5 years while we worked on clearing our land and building a proper house. Assembly of the pole frame was difficult and required a lot of tinkering to get the connections to fit. There was a lot of slag at the welds on the connectors and many of the wing bolt nuts couldn’t be used because they were welded in very crooked. It took a metal file to clean up what we could and after that we just pounded on it to get the poles all the way into the connectors. The cable tensioner system, though great in design, was very difficult to connect even with a ladder and some very strong help. Several of the ferrules failed right away, one during a bad wind storm. If I wasn’t a generally handy person (think back-woods Mcguyver) the pole frame would have been useless to us. Also, there were stamped markings on the canvas stating it was made in Asia somewhere, I can’t remember where. We purchased the tent because it was advertised to be made in the US, but it seems like it was more of an “assembled in the US with international components” type of deal. Also, the stove jack was extremely thin and disintegrated quickly leaving a large gap around the stove pipe that allowed rain and snow to fall down onto the wood stove. Two wood stoves later (both warped by snow falling on the hot stove) we were able to come up with a system to keep our stoves from being ruined. There was no way to secure the stove pipe from swaying in the wind either so again, using some very next-level Yankee Engineering, I came up with a wire system that attached to the tent’s pole frame. Also, if the tent is not on perfectly flat ground the frame won’t be square/plum and the roof will dip and walls spread out making lots of extra tension on the tent flap zippers which gave out after a few weeks. We had to sew webbing and clips onto the flaps to keep them closed. I saw that the company later added that as an option to the tents but it was too late for us.
Though I was very happy to have the tent to live in, many of the systems failed within the first couple of months and would have rendered the whole thing unusable had I not known how to fix things on the fly.
Ross C. (verified owner) –
The tent has performed well. Since I purchased the tent, it has served as a meeting place for Scouts, a dining hall for men’s events, hosted Thanksgiving dinner, and seen over a year of outdoor usage in the last five years. I foolishly left it up when I traveled at Christmas, and a freak snowstorm bent my poles when ice and snow built up on the roof – but the tent canvas was not affected. I need to clean it, but it served me well during COVID, and I love having it as an option for all sorts of events.
William V. (verified owner) –
Loved this for years still holds strong