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Yukon-tough, BC-built. The Yukon 18'x24' Outfitter is our flagship. Built for guides, outfitters, mining companies, First Nations communities, and large basecamps that need to house ten to twelve people and still feel like somewhere worth coming back to every night.
At 432 square feet, this is less a tent and more a canvas building. It's been deployed in some of the most remote, harsh, and demanding conditions in Canada, and it keeps coming back.
Built in our Surrey, BC workshop from 10.10 oz unbleached, double-fill, preshrunk Army Duck canvas, Sunforger-treated for water, rot, mold, mildew, and flame resistance (CPAI-84 Section 7 certified).
Capacity with cots & wood stove
10 cots + wood stove: Five cots per 24' sidewall. Wood stove centered at the front. Wide center aisle, wide enough for a long table, chairs, and full standing clearance. The go-to layout for large outfitter operations and guide camps.
12 cots + dual stoves: Six cots per side with a stove at each end of the tent. Maximum heating efficiency for winter at -30°C or below. Used by mining and resource industry camps.
Community / gathering layout: Remove cots entirely. Fit 20–30 people seated for meetings, cultural gatherings, or training events. The largest canvas wall tent you can still transport by truck and set up by hand.
Wood stove recommendation: Two Yukon Wood Stoves 19"×29" for cold-weather operation. One stove handles milder conditions (summer/fall).
Dimensions & weight
Floor area: 432 sq ft (18' × 24')
Wall height: 5'
Peak height: 9.5'
Tent weight: 110 lbs
Sleeps: 10–12 on cots with stove; up to 14 cots without stove
Perfect for
Professional outfitter operations — the industry standard for large guide camps and spike camps
Mining, oil & gas, and resource industry — rapid deployment, full crew housing, extreme cold weather rated
First Nations & Indigenous communities — used for land-based education programs, cultural camps, elders' gatherings, and ceremonial spaces
Premium glamping resorts — the most impressive canvas tent you can put on a property
Emergency & disaster relief — large, warm, fast to deploy, and rugged enough for extended use
Remote military & expedition camps — the size and durability for serious long-term field use
Doors & windows
36" wide double-zippered front door with canvas privacy panel + inside insect mesh
Two 36" × 24" windows (one per sidewall) with mesh + outer canvas flap
12" perimeter sod cloth
Construction
Reinforced brass grommets, double-stitching, reinforced peaks and corners
Heavy-duty carrying bag included
Stove-ready
14" silicon-coated stove pipe jack with 6" reinforced opening (roof or wall mount)
Dual stove jack option available, contact us at time of order
Aluminum frame (optional add-on)
1¾" seamless extruded aluminum, friction-fit fittings, no tools required
5-Truss: 95 lbs | 6-Truss: 105 lbs | Includes heavy-duty vinyl carrying bag
Need a quote for a multi-tent camp order? Contact us. We work directly with outfitters, bands, and industry clients on large orders.
Good canvas is only the beginning. Here's how we think about the materials, construction and everyday details of a proper wall tent.
BUILT IN BRITISH COLUMBIAMade for life in camp.
THOUGHTFUL BY DESIGN — EXPLORE THE DETAILS
01Canvas that earns its place
10.10 oz Sunforger-treated cotton canvas is chosen for its balance of protection and breathability. The material matters, but so does how it is cut and assembled.
Yukon tent detail
02Strength in the seams
Reinforced stress points and careful stitching help a wall tent stand up to the repeated setup, takedown and handling that come with real camp use.
Yukon tent detail
03Planned for a working camp
Stove-jack options let you plan a heated shelter where appropriate. Always use a compatible stove setup and follow the maker’s clearance and safety instructions.
04Considered from top to ground
Door, ventilation and ground-edge details are designed for everyday camp life. Available features and options vary by tent model and configuration.
Feature photographs show examples of Yukon construction. Available options vary by tent. Aluminum frames and stoves are separate products unless specified in the product listing.