The Fabric
We use a 10 oz. double-fill cotton army duck, chosen as the lightest weight that doesn’t sacrifice durability. It provides excellent insulation, retains heat, and is dense enough to keep rain out. We also use uncombed, long-fiber canvas, which is significantly stronger than combed alternatives made from shorter fibers. In fact, its tear and burst strength is nearly double that of comparable fabrics. This canvas offers an ideal balance of durability and breathability, allowing moisture to escape instead of becoming trapped and causing mildew.
The Treatment
To enhance its longevity, our canvas is treated with Sunforger®, a specialized treatment that strengthens the fabric while preserving its breathability. Sunforger® makes the canvas highly resistant to moisture, mildew, UV damage, and even reduces flammability. Sunforger® treatment is only applied in the United States and is widely regarded as the leading canvas treatment in the world.
We support the following organizations, please help support the organizations that protect our precious natural resources:
Coloradans for Responsible Wildlife Management*
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation*
The Mule Deer Foundation*
Colorado Outfitters Association*
Colorado Foundation for Agriculture*
Rocky Mountain Bighorn Society*
Safari Club International
Foundation for North American Wild Sheep
The Fallen Outdoor
Camp Gratitude
*Davis Tent Lifetime Membership
Our Tents are designed for real-world performance, delivering comfort, reliability, and long-term value. Our commitment to innovation, craftsmanship, and durability sets us apart from mass-produced alternatives. Every model is field-tested because we hunt, camp, and live in our tents. All our tents are proudly built in the USA in our facility in Denver, Colorado.
Shop All Tents or Call Us: 877.355.2267
Determine how many people will use the tent and what activities it will support (sleeping, cooking, gear storage). You will want to factor in whether it's for close family (tighter packing) or groups needing more space.
For hunting tents, if you plan on sleeping on cots here is rough guide:
10′ × 15′ - sleeps 2
12′ × 15′ - sleeps 2-3
14′ × 15 - sleeps 4
14′ × 20′ - sleeps 4
16′ × 20′ - sleeps 6
16′ × 25′ - sleeps 8
For Glamping Tent Sizing - Click here:
Glamping Tents
Most of our tents are modular so adding on in the future is possible.
Hunting Tents Include:
- 5′ walls (cut size)
- 5.5″ Stove Jack – standard location is inside left
- Zippered Door
- Attached Sod Cloth (seals tent to the ground)
- Ridge Pole Sleeves
- Ropes cut to length with metal tensioners installed
- Steel Stakes and stake bag
Recommended Optional Add-ons
- Screened Windows
- Removable Screened Door
- Colorado Door
- Eave Sleeves
Glamping Tents tend to be semi-permanent and come standard with features that improve durability of the structure and the livability of the interior space.
Glamping tents are available in three different materials:10 oz natural canvas, 10 oz autumn gold canvas, and Sun Pro canvas.
- Rain Fly – UV-rated, acrylic coated UV protection and comfort in any weather.
- Awning – Creating a 7′ covered patio for additional living space.
- Three windows – Screen windows provide views and ventilation.
- Oversized Screen Door – Easily Removable/ replaceable.
- Colorado Door – Weather protection and easy tent closure.
- Taller Door – Easier access, with upgraded Vislon zippers.
Recommended Optional Add-ons
- Stove Jack - Is an optional upgrade to allow a wood burning stove to be incorporated into the floorplan.
- Additional Windows - Enhance guest comfort.
- Raised Rain Fiy - Dead space between the fly and tent create more protection from storms and improve the visual aesthetics.
Transform a cold tent into a comfortable and efficient basecamp with a wood burning stove. A hot tent creates a warm livable space, allowing you to dry wet gear, warm frozen boots, cook hot meals, and sleep soundly no matter how brutal the weather turns outside. Sunforger® treated canvas breathes naturally, reducing condensation while holding heat evenly, and the stove provides steady warmth that turns a cold tent into a welcome retreat.
Our specialized tents are purpose-focused canvas shelters designed for camping, cooking, privacy, or solo use. This is a great choice if it is a match with your camping style.
- Go Tent
A versatile lightweight camping tent ideal for couples or small groups. Designed to sleep 1–3 people with customizable canvas treatments for weather protection. Great for small base camps, a short weekend of turkey hunting, or high country spike camps when you want durable cotton canvas without a big wall tent footprint.
View Go Tent
- Herder Tent
A 10′ × 10′ two-person canvas tent that is light weight with traditional single peak shape. Simple and spacious enough for gear and two people, and built tough. Perfect for horse packing or extended hunting base camp.
View Herder Tent
- Single Shot Tent
A solo canvas tent (5′ × 7′) tailored for one person. Great for solo backpackers, hunters, or minimalist campers who want the feel and durability of canvas in a compact setup.
View Single Shot Tent
- Cook Shack
A dedicated cooking shelter available in several sizes. Designed to provide a roomy, protected space for meal prep and cook gear, keeping smoke and mess out of sleeping tents. Excellent for group camping or extended hunting trips.
View Cook Shack
- Royal Thone Tent
A compact enclosed shelter (4′ 9″ x 4′ 9″) meant to serve as privacy tent or bathroom shelter at camp. A simple, lightweight option for comfort and convenience with basic protection from the elements.
View Royal Throne Tent
- Single Pole Tent
A 10′ × 10′ two-person canvas with a central support pole. A classic pyramid design that’s quick to pitch and ideal for campers/hunters wanting a bit more interior height and usable space.
View Single Pole Tent
- The Shed
A smaller utility shelter (7′ × 9′) useful as a gear storage shed, workshop shelter, or auxiliary tent. Great for storing equipment, firewood, or creating a small covered work area at camp.
View The Shed
Davis Tent® canvas wall tents are designed with modular functionality that lets you expand your camp as your needs grow. By connecting tents together, you can create a more livable, organized, and efficient space in the field. A popular and highly practical setup is linking a canvas wall tent with a cook shack, keeping food prep, heat, and gear separate from sleeping areas while still allowing easy, weather-protected access. This modular approach improves comfort, safety, and camp flow, making extended hunts and base camps more enjoyable.
Most of our tents are modular so adding on in the future is possible.
Our Tents are designed for real-world performance, delivering comfort, reliability, and long-term value. Our commitment to innovation, craftsmanship, and durability sets us apart from mass-produced alternatives. Every model is field-tested because we hunt, camp, and live in our tents. All our tents are proudly built in the USA in our facility in Denver, Colorado.
Shop All Tents or Call Us: 877.355.2267
Determine how many people will use the tent and what activities it will support (sleeping, cooking, gear storage). You will want to factor in whether it's for close family (tighter packing) or groups needing more space.
For hunting tents, if you plan on sleeping on cots here is rough guide:
10′ × 15′ - sleeps 2
12′ × 15′ - sleeps 2-3
14′ × 15 - sleeps 4
14′ × 20′ - sleeps 4
16′ × 20′ - sleeps 6
16′ × 25′ - sleeps 8
For Glamping Tent Sizing - Click here:
Glamping Tents
Most of our tents are modular so adding on in the future is possible.
Hunting Tents Include:
- 5′ walls (cut size)
- 5.5″ Stove Jack – standard location is inside left
- Zippered Door
- Attached Sod Cloth (seals tent to the ground)
- Ridge Pole Sleeves
- Ropes cut to length with metal tensioners installed
- Steel Stakes and stake bag
Recommended Optional Add-ons
- Screened Windows
- Removable Screened Door
- Colorado Door
- Eave Sleeves
Glamping Tents tend to be semi-permanent and come standard with features that improve durability of the structure and the livability of the interior space.
Glamping tents are available in three different materials:10 oz natural canvas, 10 oz autumn gold canvas, and Sun Pro canvas.
- Rain Fly – UV-rated, acrylic coated UV protection and comfort in any weather.
- Awning – Creating a 7′ covered patio for additional living space.
- Three windows – Screen windows provide views and ventilation.
- Oversized Screen Door – Easily Removable/ replaceable.
- Colorado Door – Weather protection and easy tent closure.
- Taller Door – Easier access, with upgraded Vislon zippers.
Recommended Optional Add-ons
- Stove Jack - Is an optional upgrade to allow a wood burning stove to be incorporated into the floorplan.
- Additional Windows - Enhance guest comfort.
- Raised Rain Fiy - Dead space between the fly and tent create more protection from storms and improve the visual aesthetics.
Transform a cold tent into a comfortable and efficient basecamp with a wood burning stove. A hot tent creates a warm livable space, allowing you to dry wet gear, warm frozen boots, cook hot meals, and sleep soundly no matter how brutal the weather turns outside. Sunforger® treated canvas breathes naturally, reducing condensation while holding heat evenly, and the stove provides steady warmth that turns a cold tent into a welcome retreat.
Our specialized tents are purpose-focused canvas shelters designed for camping, cooking, privacy, or solo use. This is a great choice if it is a match with your camping style.
- Go Tent
A versatile lightweight camping tent ideal for couples or small groups. Designed to sleep 1–3 people with customizable canvas treatments for weather protection. Great for small base camps, a short weekend of turkey hunting, or high country spike camps when you want durable cotton canvas without a big wall tent footprint.
View Go Tent
- Herder Tent
A 10′ × 10′ two-person canvas tent that is light weight with traditional single peak shape. Simple and spacious enough for gear and two people, and built tough. Perfect for horse packing or extended hunting base camp.
View Herder Tent
- Single Shot Tent
A solo canvas tent (5′ × 7′) tailored for one person. Great for solo backpackers, hunters, or minimalist campers who want the feel and durability of canvas in a compact setup.
View Single Shot Tent
- Cook Shack
A dedicated cooking shelter available in several sizes. Designed to provide a roomy, protected space for meal prep and cook gear, keeping smoke and mess out of sleeping tents. Excellent for group camping or extended hunting trips.
View Cook Shack
- Royal Thone Tent
A compact enclosed shelter (4′ 9″ x 4′ 9″) meant to serve as privacy tent or bathroom shelter at camp. A simple, lightweight option for comfort and convenience with basic protection from the elements.
View Royal Throne Tent
- Single Pole Tent
A 10′ × 10′ two-person canvas with a central support pole. A classic pyramid design that’s quick to pitch and ideal for campers/hunters wanting a bit more interior height and usable space.
View Single Pole Tent
- The Shed
A smaller utility shelter (7′ × 9′) useful as a gear storage shed, workshop shelter, or auxiliary tent. Great for storing equipment, firewood, or creating a small covered work area at camp.
View The Shed
Davis Tent® canvas wall tents are designed with modular functionality that lets you expand your camp as your needs grow. By connecting tents together, you can create a more livable, organized, and efficient space in the field. A popular and highly practical setup is linking a canvas wall tent with a cook shack, keeping food prep, heat, and gear separate from sleeping areas while still allowing easy, weather-protected access. This modular approach improves comfort, safety, and camp flow, making extended hunts and base camps more enjoyable.
Most of our tents are modular so adding on in the future is possible.
The Fabric
We use a 10 oz. double-fill cotton army duck, chosen as the lightest weight that doesn’t sacrifice durability. It provides excellent insulation, retains heat, and is dense enough to keep rain out. We also use uncombed, long-fiber canvas, which is significantly stronger than combed alternatives made from shorter fibers. In fact, its tear and burst strength is nearly double that of comparable fabrics. This canvas offers an ideal balance of durability and breathability, allowing moisture to escape instead of becoming trapped and causing mildew.
The Treatment
To enhance its longevity, our canvas is treated with Sunforger®, a specialized treatment that strengthens the fabric while preserving its breathability. Sunforger® makes the canvas highly resistant to moisture, mildew, UV damage, and even reduces flammability. Sunforger® treatment is only applied in the United States and is widely regarded as the leading canvas treatment in the world.
We support the following organizations, please help support the organizations that protect our precious natural resources:
Coloradans for Responsible Wildlife Management*
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation*
The Mule Deer Foundation*
Colorado Outfitters Association*
Colorado Foundation for Agriculture*
Rocky Mountain Bighorn Society*
Safari Club International
Foundation for North American Wild Sheep
The Fallen Outdoor
Camp Gratitude
*Davis Tent Lifetime Membership
Craftsmanship & Materials: We use premium canvas and quality hardware.
Field-Tested Design: Because we hunt, camp, and live in our tents, we understand what features really matter.
Built in the USA: All our tents are sewn in our facility in Denver, Colorado, by skilled craftsmen who take pride in their work.
Quality & Trust: We stand by every product. Our reputation is built on making real, rugged gear for people who expect more than just a weekend tent.
Conservation & Community: As hunters ourselves, we support conservation and wildlife organizations. Our passion for the outdoors drives not just our business, but our responsibility to protect it.
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