I`m looking to buy a wall tent and I want something like a 12 x 12 that I can set up by myself and was wondering what you guys recomend?

Forest, I don't have a wall tent but I use a 12x 12 pyramid tent and can set it up easily by myself in under 5 minutes, The longest part is getting it facing the right way then 1 stake in each corner and put the pole up and basically it is standing. I usually hand off the hammer and remaining stakes to my quest and start putting are gear inside. Just got back from a six day camping archery hunt at Chapmans Dam, Had some extremely high winds on Halloween but the tent was dry and warm with the wood stove just purring along. Others rented cabin and when the power went out , No more heat for them. Check out a pyramid canvas tent, Mine is Panther Pyramid. Easiest tent to set up for sure. Bob

I have been using a wall tent for years. If you get one, do yourself a favor and get an internal frame, they are super simple to set up and take down. Sorry the picture is crooked. There are quite a few that are great tent manufacturers, I would suggest getting online and checking out some reviews. Another option that you have is the Cabelas Alakanak series, they work extremely well and are lighter to move around by yourself. PM me if you have any questions.

Interesting outbackbob, any pictures....one pole tee pee?

330, not conical but a one pole square base pyramid 12' x 12' x 9', I'll try and find a picture of it set up.

I use what we call a range tent - cowboy tee pee or pyramid tent mine is only a 10' model with a single main pole holding the peak with 7 short poles surrounding the outer perimeter up and out with the help of a rope at the same spot .
I don't use a wood stove for heat but 2 Coleman white gas lanterns and stove , but only 1 lantern at a time keeping one filled up and ready if needed I've gone through some wild storms while staying in mine waking up to some thick ice and snow stuck to it and had to punch my way out so to speak breaking up the hard pack snow and ice.

If you go with a wall tent I'd suggest you have the stove pipe go out the side wall so you can cover the roof with a blue tarp in case of rain or snow my wall tent is a 14' x 16' with a sod cloth and after the kids grew up and moved on it doesn't get used anymore.
The internal frames are a great way to go and way easier than dealing with lodge pole pine trust me .
Allan

I’ve a 17x17 I can set up solo. Internal frame which is endlessly adjustable, fiberglass rafters, and strong as an ox.

Look at the cabelas alakanak tent I’ve had there 12x12 for 10 years now and it works great easy to set up waterproof and ready for a wood stove

They sell those 10x10, 10x20 garages very cheap, and make an excellent camp shelter in less than drastic conditions, and can be heated as easily as an expensive canvas tent.

Im getting rid of one but I'm 7 hours away. 15x20

Davis Tent out of Denver makes an excellent tent. I have a 16x20 from them.

I have a 23 yr old Montana Canvas 16 x 20 with
Internal frame

Bought the joint kit from Kwik Kamp

Also have one of their wood stoves

Has been a great set up

You should be able to roll that up and UPS it OhioBoy. I sent an 14x24 to Davis Tent for repair, zipper and stove jack. I think it was around $70 one way. Not sure about the frame.

Ohioboy thats a bit more than I need.If it was smaller I would come get it.I want to use it in Ohio at a couple rv camping spots that have showers at them.I`m trying to get away from the motels.Can I ask how much your wanting for that one?Thanks for all the info guys.

I love my Cabelas Alakanak and 4 Dog Stove! It's easy to setup by yourself.