Mesa Canvas Tent

This tent is everything you could ask for if you're looking for a canvas tent. Caveats...

it's heavy (>70lbs), moderately challenging to erect with one person, and must be completely dry before storing. These are real limitations.

However, the tent is amazing. Just finished my first outing: spent 5 days with temp range 25-45, moderate rain, and wind gusts up to 25mph. Not a drop of water came in and the tent shrugged off the wind (unique design allows the tent to give in the wind). Temp inside was cozy, there was plenty of room when the rain forced us inside, we could stand to dress/prepare food, and the awning kept the entryway dry/clean.

Highlights (in my order): attached awning, two large door openings, standing headroom, solid construction (canvas, sewing, poles), large mesh area on doors, extras (storage bins, etc). If you're looking for canvas, THIS IS THE TENT YOU WANT!

If you are looking for a great tent look no further. I just finished up year 3 of hunting and camping with the 10x14 mesa tent. I put it up October 1 and take it down February 28. We also use it in the summer as needed for fishing trips. It has seen torrential rain, hail, snow, down to 15 degrees and as high as 100 degrees. Buddy heater is perfect in the winter and portable AC in the summer. Zippers still work! Much cheaper than a camper.

Ordered the mesa 14 for an elk hunt in New Mexico. It rained hard 3 of the 4 days we were on the mountain. On a single drop got through the canvas, my gear and I stayed dry! Super easy assembly and teardown. I would recommend to anyone who likes the convenience of a good sturdy tent!

This tent is easy to set up and also provides modern features such as top air vents and lower electric cord openings. I set it up by myself in no time at all.

We decided to get back to tent camping because it allows you more flexibility to camp in really great places. Purchased a 10x14 Mesa Canvas Tent after spending about 6 months looking at all types of tents and after spending 12 days camping in our current tent in UP Michigan. We are older now and did not like the constant bending over to get in and out and we are both over 6ft tall.

Purchased the new Teton Mesa and took it to Cape Hatteras for a 9 day tip and it delivered. The wind was 10 to 15 knots with gusts to 20 knots all day and night. We even had 2 days of gale warnings, gusts reached over 30 knots. The tent held up and we did not have to bend over to get in and out, plenty of room to stand in tent and we stayed dry. I was worried about the tent handling wind, I am sold on the Teton Canvas Mesa. I believe it will more than handle weather we would ever camp. Great purchase and very happy, been camping for 50 years in all types of tents and campers.

This tent is amazing, ample room to spread out and stand up. The included wall hanging and ceiling net are nice for accessories. We had some decent winds and rain, and not a drop of water came through, did its job just as expected. I really liked the triangle vents at the top, was able to keep vents open during the rain without any water getting in. Sometimes the door is hard to close around the turn, a reinforced handle or tag would probably do the trick to hold it snug while zipping. Hoping to get many years of good use from this tent.

Bought to fit my family of 6, which it easily fits. Easy one person set up. Kept us dry through a storm with 40+ MPH gusts and .25 inch hail on its first use. My wife says since I love it so much I can live in it, so she can have the bed to herself. I may take her up on it.