10x10 Cabin Lodge Tent SR (Stove Ready)

This tent has been a blast to use. I've taken it on a handful of winter campouts every year and it has held up well. I've used it with a Camp Chef Alpine cylinder stove. I'm considering upgrading to the 12x12 or 12x16 in the future.

I was looking for a good tent and my buddy bought the 12x12 package and I was super impressed. I bought the 10x10 because it's just me but I could not ask for a better tent. I could live in this comfortably =)

Just set up the 10x10 today for the first time. Quality looks to be excellent. Feels like a very durable tent. Love the fact that it has all the windows that can be utilized for summer use, and zipped up for fall hunting camp. The only thing I would change, I would give the carry bag a wee bit more room. Enough to also stow the ground tarp as well as the tent would be ideal. Can't wait to set up in a few weeks.

We took ours out for a test run in the snow and it did not disappoint! With snowfall and wind all night, we had no issues. No leaks and the tent held up nice. The only thing I wish we had already (ordered one after) was an additional floor cover to help give an extra layer between the cold ground for winter camping.

We just got back from a remote moose hunt in Northern Maine. This tent was very comfortable. We used a small wood stove for heat. It rained buckets one day and the tent held up great. Kept us dry and never leaked. I should have went with the 12x12 for extra room but other than that this tent is amazing!

Took it up to fish kokanee for three days. Pitched it by myself which was time consuming but easy. Will be the perfect tent for multi day fishing/ hunting trips with a buddy or two. Ground tarp fits nicely under tent and helps get it square.

Well made and nice and roomy. Has made it through a couple storms and no leaks. I would have liked that the front door also had a screen door though. I think it’s a little small to put a wood stove in so if you want that option I would go for a bigger size. Very happy with my purchase!

I can't imagine a better tent for the money. Well thought out, I had it set up the first time in a downpour in Michigans UP in about 45 minutes by myself. The other campers had rvs and were jealous of my setup! It made a great fishing basecamp and kept me warm and dry for two days and nights of pretty awful weather, only issue was I couldn't stay longer! The bag could bigger as is the case with any tent ever made, still a 5 star product!

Well I did it, I bought one just like you are thinking of doing. I have the 10x10 stove ready. I have taken it on its inaugural outing. It was clear and cold. 28degress was the low. 2 adults 3 children and a dog. Nice little stove for inside as well. Had to have been around 60degrees in the tent. Tshirt was comfortable. Setup alone for the first time was 35min. Takedown about the same. Everything you need is with it, it packed better when I broke it down than when it came factory. I do not have the 12x12 but I imagine that unless it is multiple adults camping with multiple adults helping setup and take down that would be too much for the quick weekend camp. For longer outings and more full grown people, the 12x12 with its cool add on accessories might be the way to go.

I bought the 10x10 because my friend had bought the larger 12x12 tent with the extension and I was very impressed with his set up. I liked the 10x10 for my needs and I can say, without a doubt, it is the best tent I have ever owned. They also gave me a bit of a discount because I am a Veteran, so that was super cool.

Such a great tent. Wishing I would have taken picture of the set up inside. It was definitely a home away from home. Did need to upgrade the stakes, from the ones it came with to some heavy duty V shaped ones to keep them from spinning and making the poles fall when the winds picked up. Also wish it would have a way to seal the bottom of stove pipe hole cover to keep insects and such from getting in. When taking the tent down one of the bottom straps to secure the stakes for the base of the tent came off where it connects to the tent. Will take a picture and send when I get it set up again this spring. These tents do hold heat very well when running heaters in the cool nights or cold/winter days. During heavy rains never had a drop of water inside either

wow! best tent ever wood burner top shelf man. I'm telling you you couldn't ask for a better tent combination wood burner. amazing
spent a week in the Allegheny National Forest at a dispersed campsite temperature and night went down to the upper twenties and low 30s. it was toasty and cozy warm as could be in that tent all night long. perfect. I don't think you could get anything better. way to go Kodiak

I researched lots of tents a decided on the Kodiak 10x10 lodge tent. Recently went deer hunting in southwest Idaho and got a chance to use my tent. It was easy to set up by myself and had plenty of space for me and my gear. Got a little snow and not a drop of water inside. Also got the camp stove which kept it quite cozy during the cold night. The only thing I could suggest is for it to have an opening for a power cord or propane hoses. I’m very pleased with my purchase.

Love my new 10’x10’ Kodiak canvas stove ready tent. I recommend a tarp or floor covering to be purchased for the inside of the tent on the floor. A rug for outside the door to wipe your feet. My only complaint and suggestion to Kodiak canvas is the height adjustment holes for the center 2 uprights should be welded facing out, away from the tent so they can be seen, accessible and more easily adjusted.

Finally camped in my Kodiak 10x10 up in the Le Poudre canyon in Colorado.The Kodiak tent got rained on for two weeks and handled the rain like a champ,very satisfied and recommend this tent ,

Great tent. Pretty simple to set up solo. My one and only complaint right now: i wish I could get a vestibule or "awning attachment" for it. I hope they make one soon. If they do, I will purchase it immediately. If not, I may have to reconsider an arctic oven or something, unfortunately.

I love this tent. It is heavy, and takes a while to set up, but it is rock solid when up regardless of what the weather is. I just wish they would produce a vestibule option for the 10x10. I wanted a smaller tent to fit in smaller sites, but the vestibule would be a wonderful option where it can fit.

I have only set up the tent for a couple of days on the back lawn for a couple of days and lit the wood stove inside it one night to burn off the paint smell. Everything worked great and I look forward to setting it up at one of the local lakes. This will be the perfect 2 person size, once we add the stove, 2 cots, a dog bed and a table with 2 chairs. It seems funny to down size from an rv to a cozy tent, but I prefer it and can’t wait for the adventures to begin, thank you.

I love the tent and was able to set it up by myself did not need two people. I recommend doing what I did and went slow and did a practice set up and take down.

Packing the tent bag took me awhile but should get easier.

I went with Kodiak because of an incredible customer service experience. I borrowed one from a friend and my dog got his chain caught up in it when I was out hunting. Put several large rips in the floor and wall. I explained what happened, sent some pictures, and Kodiak Canvas shipped a brand new one with zero fees. I was blown away. I used my new tent and stove this past week on a 4 day turkey hunting trip in the Utah mountains. Just under 9,000’ of elevation in April brought high winds, temps in the low 30s and several inches of snow. The tent and stove performed exceptionally well. My only issue was some melting of the seal where the stove pipe goes through the tent and several small burn holes in the tent roof from embers. You have to be super careful not to allow the fire to burn too hot. Do not leave the stove door open allowing for too much draft. This will overheat the stove pipe and allow burning embers to exit. I read all the safety instructions beforehand, and was being very cautious, but this still happened.

Excellent quality, easy to setup. Managed to build it by myself.

I can't wait to go out in mine

I have used this tent 3 times so far for my yearly camping trip, this is the best money I have ever spent. I can put up my 10x10 cabin tent by myself with ease. This years trip was quite the test, I experienced the worst hail and lightning storm I've ever been through and my 10x10 tent didnt budge. A few days later it was put through roughly 25 hrs of rain. No matter what was thrown at it I stayed dry and so did all my gear. Coming back to camp and having dry clothes and electronics is a life saver. Upgrading from a standard tent to a cabin tent is a must, just having the room to stand up in the morning and not crawling in and out of the equivalent of a plastic bag makes a world of difference. With a twin air mattress, containers for clothing, fishing, bedding and more there is still room to come in take your boots off and hang up wet clothes take a seat in a chair and warm up in front of the heater.