White Duck Regatta Bell Canvas Tent – Editor’s Choice

White Duck Outdoors is easily one of the top manufacturers of hot tents with stove jacks, as well as tents for glamping and year-round camping. Their products are meticulously designed be the highest quality, most durable, and longest-lasting products while still being easy to use and set up. Their Regatta Bell tent is our Editor’s Choice for best 4 season tent with stove jack because it’s one of the most popular and highly rated canvas tents on the market. It perfectly balances space, affordability, quality, and versatility, all while offering high performance craftmanship. As an added bonus, White Duck offers a lifetime warranty.

As far as material goes, all White Duck tents utilize a proprietary DynaDuck fabric that makes the most durable and comfortable canvas tents on the market. The cotton canvas is 100% double-fill, and is treated with a PFC-free water repellent, mold, and UV resistant finish. When selecting a product to purchase, you also have the option of choosing material that’s been treated to be fire resistant in addition to the finish described above. White Duck is an extremely environmentally friendly company that is part of the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) that works to protect cotton farmers and the environment with healthy practices.

White Duck prides themselves on being an ‘all-in’ product that includes everything you need without having to run to the store. All their tent purchases include a rubber mallet for stake insertion, as well as a tool kit, angle kit, stove jack, no-see-um mesh on doors and windows, and a ground sheet. The included poles are galvanized steel, as are the heavy duty pegs. The included stove jack comes in 5″ and 6″ pre-cuts to give you some options when it comes to installing your wood burning stove.

The tent comes in three different sizes: their 10′ (3m) sleeps up to four people, the 13′ (4m) sleep up to six, and the 16’5″ (5m) sleeps up to 8. If you’re glamping, cut those capacity numbers in half. Some other features include multiple color options, four air vents, heavy duty zippers, double-stitched seams, reinforced corners, and a waterproof tent bag.

Whether you’re hot tenting, camping or glamping, you can be sure you’ll stay comfortable in all weather conditions in this high quality cotton canvas tent.

Pomoly Hammock Tent – Most Versatile

Pomoly is one of the leading brands when it comes to hot tents and wood burning stoves. They’ve partnered with one of the biggest influencers on YouTube when it comes to hot tenting, Lone Wolf 902 (see video linked below). Lone Wolf’s design ideas combined with Pomoly’s manufacturing quality has led to the creation of this hammock tent. It’s a seriously cool hot tent (no pun intended) that would be a great addition to your winter camping gear.

It’s not a tent, but is essentially a square tarp that measures 14.7ft. x 14.7ft. It doesn’t have zippers or mesh doors to fiddle with, but that’s part of what makes this design so unique yet so versatile. It uses carabiner clips to keep the two sets of double doors open, or you can use the included stakes to bunker down during windy and cold nighttime conditions.

In order to set up this tent, you will need at least two appropriately spaced trees. While this can limit the tent in some ways, it frees it in others because you no longer have to worry about finding flat ground. If you do get the best of both worlds with trees and flat ground, you have the flexibility of using a hammock or traditional sleeping gear like a cot or pad.

The max height of this tent depends on how high you set it up, giving you the flexibility to leave lots of flap against the earth or little to none. At minimum, it will need to be low enough to allow for the flaps to be staked, but this height still allows for lots of interior space. The doors don’t zipper, they instead overlap for weather protection, and the amount of overlap depends on how wide you stake the tent. For less overlap, make the tarp shorter and wider, or you can make the tarp narrow and taller for more overlap.

There is not an included or attached floor, so you have limitless options with using bare ground or your own mats or tarps. The stove jack is set off to one side but it still has about 1.5 feet separating it from the hammock and tent walls. This offset also means you have more space to enter on one end of the tent even though there’s doors on both ends. This also allows for more floor sleeping space so you could sleep 1-3 people if needed.

With plenty of guyouts, multiple sleeping options, and a durable 70% canvas canopy, this tarp is for the true outdoorsmen/women who wants flexible options for their adventures in all kinds of weather conditions.

White Duck Alpha Wall Tent – Best Oversized

This Alpha tent is made by White Duck, which is the same brand as our Editor’s Choice tent, the Regatta. White Duck makes some really great canvas tents that are hard to beat, so they have this second option that’s made our list for best cabin tent with stove jack.

This tent has a heavier duty fabric compared to the Regatta above, coming in at 10.10oz (versus 8.5oz) for the canopy and 16oz (versus 7.5oz) for the groundsheet. The ground sheet is made from PVC and is free-floating. This makes cleaning and carrying easier, and it also gives you more flexibility with its placement. Plus, the windows and door are three-layer and there’s a storm flap on the front door, so this tent generally protects from the elements more than most of the tents on this list.

White Duck didn’t spare any expense on this tent and it’s one of the highest quality wall tents you could buy. The guyouts have a bungee connection for flexibility in the wind, but there’s also a solid strap in case there’s any failure in the stretchy bungee. The zippers are YKK military-grade zippers, and there are windows with mesh for letting in light and airflow if you desire. The galvanized support poles are very strong, and there’s a steel wire frame inside for extra support. Every piece of fabric against a pole is reinforced, and even the angled corners have reinforced metal pieces. This tent is just so well thought out.

As for the sizes, this Alpha tent comes in the sizes listed in the chart below. There are six different options that sleep groups as small as 2 glampers on beds/cots or groups as large as 18 campers sleeping closely.

This Alpha wall tent is ideal for larger groups or people wishing for an oversized tent regardless of the number of sleepers. With all the size options available, they’re sure to have the right size you’re looking for. The space in this tent gives more flexibility for larger wood burning stoves, remote-work areas, extra beds, and just generally not feeling cramped.

The biggest downside is that all this quality and extra space comes at the cost of weight. This is the heaviest tent on our list by a longshot, so make sure you have help setting it up. Once it’s up, it will easily be the best wall tent you’ve ever owned.

Stovehut Black Tent by Pomoly – Best Lightweight

We originally heard about Pomoly through their high quality wood burning tent stoves, but we also really like their tents they’ve built that are made to withstand the test of time and heat. This design for their Stovehut stood out to us because of the interesting layout.

Instead of having a stove in the middle of a round tent, it’s set off to the side where it will always be out of the way. Pomoly put the stove inside its own little room, so you can stay in the sleeping portion and keep bug-free and warm. One of the biggest pros of having the stove placed like this is that it can sit freely on the ground and be an appropriate distance from all the tent walls without interfering with the comfort of the people sleeping or sitting inside the tent. No need to worry about accidentally bumping it or fussing with a ground sheet.

The stove jack is a DIY cut, meaning it comes completely whole and it’s up to you to cut it to the proper size. As you can see in the image below, it actually seems quite simple. Cutting slits and then feeding the flue pipe up through the material is a simple design that lets you customize it to fit your needs.

The Stove Hut Black Tent is a 4-season tent that uses strong 70D fabric coated with a polyurethane waterproofing rated at 2500mm. These specifications combine to make a strong year-round tent that is built to withstand a wide variety of weather conditions. Normally 4-season tents don’t provide any mesh, making them borderline useless on warmer summer days. That’s not the case with this Pomoly tent, since it has ample mesh for airflow that can be closed off for cold weather conditions.

This tent is meant as an ultralight Bushcraft shelter for survivalists and 1-2 campers who don’t want to deal with a large and heavy tent. We would encourage you to watch the video below, which points out a lot of cool features about the tent.

Fire Hiking Ultralight Teepee – Most Affordable

Fire Hiking has made the most affordable winter tent currently on the market with this teepee style tent built for 1 person. It weighs only 3.48 lbs., so it’s also ultralight and great for backpacking. The diameter of the tent is 12.4 ft. and the center height is 5.2 ft. This is plenty of space for one person plus a small wood burning stove.

The size of the stove jack opening is 3.5″, so it’s intended for use with smaller stove pipes. The stove jack is attached with Velcro, so you could always change it out for one that’s a different size.

The fabric is 66D ripstop nylon with a 3000mm waterhead rating. Both of these numbers make for a good quality material that’s built to withstand weather conditions year-round. Add in YKK zippers, 13 stakes, and 6 guylines, and you’ll have a secure tent.

For ventilation, there’s a large vent with bug mesh on the uppermost part of the tent, and this allows some heat to escape upwards. Because it’s a small space, you’ll only need a small wood burning stove to heat it. That means this tent is ideal for backpackers and single campers looking for a basic teepee winter tent.