FAQs
These types of shelters are often referred to as "tents" even though they have no poles.
This style of tent was invented by a man named John Deere. He created his first 20x30 tent in 1885. Since then, he has been making more than 100 variations of this design.
You will want to make your own 20x30 tent out of wood. If you choose to build your own tent, you will need to purchase wooden stakes, nails, screws, and glue.
No, your 20x30 tent will never collapse. Even if you accidentally leave your tent upside down, it will stay upright.
If you plan to put your 20x30 tent up outside, you should order a large enough tent to accommodate all of your guests.
Yes, setting up a 20x30 tent in your yard is perfectly safe. Your neighbors won't mind since they probably don't know what's going on inside their yards either.
Yes, they do look like a prison cell. But don't worry about looking like a prisoner; you'll feel much better once you're inside your 20x30 tent.
No, it isn't true that 20x30 tents are illegal in every state. Many states allow campers to sleep in their cars or RVs. Other states require campers to get permits.
Yes, you can rent a 20x30 tent. Most rental companies offer discounts if you book multiple nights.
Camping season runs from May through September. During this time, temperatures tend to be warmer than usual. Rainfall is also higher than normal.
Don't worry! There are plenty of things you can bring along with you when you go camping. Make sure to pack everything you need.
If you lose anything while camping, you can call the police. Or, you can ask around until you find it.
Most campsites provide free repair services. If you need repairs, you can always take your items back home.
Make sure to drink lots of water. Also, try to avoid drinking alcohol or eating spicy foods. Both of these things can make you sick.
