Hello camping crowd. Getting into winter camping seriously this year and I keep reading that a canvas tent with stove is the way to go for actual warmth. Synthetic tents trap moisture and freeze you out, canvas breathes and works with a stove. But the market has everything from cheap copies to serious gear. What brands are people running for proper cold-weather setups? Bonus if there is a setup that includes the tent and stove ready to go.

Welcome to cold camping. Confirmed, canvas plus stove is the only real way to stay genuinely warm overnight. Got my canvas tent with stove bundle from Hot Tent, the RBM UP-2 with the Caminus M wood stove. Stove jack is built in, everything matched to work together out of the box. Tent insulated, double-layer design, handles snow load without trouble. Slept down to negative twenty-five with the stove going, base layers only inside the bag. Setup with umbrella system fast even with frozen fingers. Bundle saves money over buying parts separately and you do not get a mismatch on stove jack diameter. Solid setup, two winters in and still flawless.