Family Camping, Oregon Camping, Canvas Tent, Weather-Resistant Tent

Thank you to Kodiak Canvas for providing me with products to facilitate my blog review. All opinions are 100% my own.

For as long as I can remember, camping has always been an activity I have enjoyed. My level of camping is probably medium on the scale of roughing it and glamping. I have a favorite campground that I have been going to since I was a young kid. It surrounds a large lake with room for boats, jet skis, paddleboards, kayaks, and swimming. It has bathrooms with showers and each camping spot has access to water. The campground hosts offer different activities throughout the summer such as nature hikes, bird watching, kids’ crafts, and so on. We visit the campground every summer and have three generations in our group of 13. 

Last year, my two teen daughters decided they no longer wanted to sleep in our big family tent. They were ready to have their own separate tents. That meant that we could give our big family tent to someone else to enjoy and we would get three smaller tents. For my husband and I, I chose the Kodiak Canvas 9 x 8 ft. Flex-Bow Deluxe Canvas Camping Tent

   Family Camping, Oregon Camping, Canvas Tent, Weather-Resistant Tent

The 9 x 8 ft. Flex-Bow Deluxe Canvas Camping Tent has a body made with Hydra-Shield™100% Cotton Duck Canvas. It is durable, watertight, and breathable. The tent has a Flex-Bow Frame that is made with steel rods. It has a design that is quick and easy to set up and it provides exceptional stability. The tent features a 6’1″ ceiling height, two large D-shaped doors, four large mesh windows, a spacious 70″ x 57″ front awning, two funnel-flow vents, and storage pockets. It comes with two organizer pockets, 12-inch heavy-duty steel rod stakes, and a convenient zippered carrying/storage bag. The 9 x 8 ft. Flex-Bow Deluxe Canvas Camping Tent is a four-person tent. We like to have room for our queen-size mattress and our gear so we sized up. 

Family Camping, Oregon Camping, Canvas Tent, Weather-Resistant Tent

My husband set up the tent in our front yard last weekend. It didn’t take long at all for him to have it put together. (I wasn’t able to help. I had surgery late last December and haven’t been cleared to lift anything.) Once it was up, we both stood back and admired it. Everything about this tent was better than I had anticipated. The canvas, the double-stitched seams, and the durable zippers are examples of how well-made and durable it is. They definitely made this tent to last. I don’t know if you are supposed to say that a tent is beautiful, but it is. The design of the tent is aesthetically pleasing with its clean lines and neutral colors. Both my husband and I are impressed! We couldn’t have found a more perfect tent. This is to be great. We are going to enjoy this tent for many years to come. 

If you are in the market for a new camping tent, I strongly suggest you look into Kodiak Canvas camping tents!

Family Camping, Oregon Camping, Canvas Tent, Weather-Resistant Tent

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This post currently has 7 responses.

  • Kerry Lynn

    Love the clean lines and neutral colors

  • Ashley Parks

    I haven’t been tent camping before. We used to camp in campers at the beach, but I think I’d like to try tent camping instead. It definitely seems like there would be way less to take. This tent looks amazing! I also like the awning in the front.

  • GLORIA PATTERSON

    You could not pay me enough to go camping, I like roughing it in motels. LOL But my niece & her husband like to go camping & bugging with their friends. There are usually at 10 buggies and many miles of tails. They will start going again in late May and the group tries to go out at least 4 times over the summer. Going to share this with her and she mentions they were in need of a new tent

  • Douglas

    Agree the design of this tent is very beautiful and love that it’s square shape which maximizes space

  • Maria E

    It has been several years since I have been camping but both my sons and their families go most every weekend in the summer. This looks like a good tent for them as kids get older and might want to have their own space.

  • Seth

    Laurie,

    I’m in the market for the 10×14 flexbow or possibly one of the cabins. Were you ever able to spend a night in the tent to review it? I’m specifically interested in the waterproofing and zipper durability. I assume in the PNW you’d have some great opportunity to test the waterproofing.

    • Hi Seth! Thank you for your comment. I have not been able to test the waterproofing yet. I plan on doing that soon and will update my review. Thank you, again. Laurie

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