Washington

[renodesertfox]

Howdy,
"July Campground", Olympic National Park is tent only!


There 29 sites, all first come first served. Fee $10.00 per night. And they are walk-in sites.
http://www.olympic.national-park.com/camping.htm - 49k - Cached

[campingbob]

Re: Washington

Good evening renodesertfox, Looking at your picture I see you have or had the Kodiak Canvas Cabin Tent with Awning. How do or did you like it? I just picked one up and am dying to try it.

[James.]

Re: Washington

I don't think reno uses this forum anymore but I believe there are a couple people that use the Kodiak tents that might be able to help you our.

[MacGyver]

Re: Washington

Good evening renodesertfox, Looking at your picture I see you have or had the Kodiak Canvas Cabin Tent with Awning. How do or did you like it? I just picked one up and am dying to try it.

I love both of mine (10x10 and 8.5x6) and I'm pretty sure you will, too. They're cooler in the heat and warmer in the cold than any nylon/poly tent. The only drawback I'd found with 'em is hammering in the tent pegs - a problem I solved with this hack. They're definitely not as quick to set up as something like a free standing dome, even with the hack, but once the pegs are in, it's pretty simple and quick.

[James.]

Re: Washington

I don't think reno uses this forum anymore but I believe there are a couple people that use the Kodiak tents that might be able to help you our.

I love both of mine (10x10 and 8.5x6) and I'm pretty sure you will, too. They're cooler in the heat and warmer in the cold than any nylon/poly tent. The only drawback I'd found with 'em is hammering in the tent pegs - a problem I solved with this hack. They're definitely not as quick to set up as something like a free standing dome, even with the hack, but once the pegs are in, it's pretty simple and quick.

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