By A Mystery Man Writer
My curiosity about canvas tents was first sparked along the Colorado Trail in the San Juan Mountains in autumn, when I passed a cozy-looking hunting camp, wood smoke cheerily puffing from a silver stovepipe extending from the tent’s roof. Long accustomed to the packability, light weight, and perpetual nylon rustling of backpacking walls, I wondered about all thing canvas—the cost, sturdiness, weatherproofing, and livability of a cabin tent. What did those folks know about camping comfort that I didn’t? Eventually, I acquired access to a small patch of land in the Mojave Desert, and I turned my curiosity into a real-world test, setting up a 12x12 Kodiak Canvas Cabin Lodge tent ($1,000) at 4,500 feet in spring 2023 and leaving it up through the desert’s infernal summer heat and a historically powerful tropical storm. Six months later, my curiosity has
My curiosity about canvas tents was first sparked along the Colorado Trail in the San Juan Mountains in autumn, when I passed a cozy-looking hunting
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