The Best Canvas Bell Tent Stoves

Get ready to be comfy cozy in your canvas tent! As the outdoor temperatures begin to drop, you can safely raise the temperature inside to create a hot tent with a wood stove. One of the best ways to heat a canvas bell tent is with a wood stove. So we've pulled together a roundup of what we think are the best tent stoves.

Just one big tip, if you do purchases a wood stove, make sure that you also purchase a stove jack flashing kit to protect your canvas and help stabilize your chimney pipe. And don't forget to keep a log carrier and wood hatchet handy!

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THE BEST BELL TENT WOOD STOVE

DESCRIPTION

• Weight: 33.7 lbs
• Stove pipe diameter: 3.5" Straight pipe, 4.7" Triple Wall Heat Protector
• Stove dimensions (assembled): 25” x 25.5” x 109” (134.5” with pipe and protector)
• Material: 304 Stainless Steel
• Firebox capacity: 1500 cubic inches (18” stove body depth nicely accommodates split wood)

Details: We love the Winnerwell's Woodlander Double-View Tent Stove the most because of all the things, including its fun-to-say name. We love the three windows that let us peep in on the glowing fire. We love the portability and interior capacity. We love the cooktop and the easy-to-clean and easy-on-the eyes stainless steel (seriously, this stove is gorgeous). We love how well it works at heating a canvas tent! This tent stove gets our 5-star vote.

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Gstove Heat View XL Camping Stove

• Weight: 24 lbs
• Stove pipe diameter: unlisted
• Stove dimensions (assembled): 8.66”W (14.17" with side racks) x 19.7”L x 102”H (with pipe)
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Firebox capacity: unlisted

Details: Gstove is a family-owned company that hails from Norway, a place known for its snow and heart-shaped waffles, and for knowing a thing or two about how to keep warm. We trust these folks to build a durable, reliable wood stove, and would gladly warm our hands and heat our coffee on a Gstove!

Colorado Cylinder Stove

DESCRIPTION

• Weight: 42 lbs
• Stove pipe diameter: 4-7/8" pipe hole diameter
• Stove dimensions (assembled): 24"L x 14"W x 11"H
• Material: heavy 10 and 12 gauge steel
• Firebox capacity: 1.6 cubic feet

Details: A cool feature with the Colorado Cylinder Stove is the optional hot water tank! With a wood fire popping the water will be hot in no time in the stainless steel hot water tank that's welded to the side. It includes a lead free brass water faucet so you can have potable water, anywhere.

Four Dog DX Camp Stove

DESCRIPTION

• Weight: 55 lbs
• Stove pipe diameter: 5"
• Stove dimensions (assembled): 15 1/2”W x 12 3/8 “H x 24”L
• Material: Welded heavy-gauge (13 and 10) hot rolled steel, painted black with high-temp stove paint
• Firebox capacity: 2.47 cubic feet

Details: At 2.47 cubic feet, the Four Dog Stove has plenty of interior space to keep the fires burning all through the night. Suitable for wood or charcoal, and a lifetime guarantee against burn out (wish we could get the same guarantee for humans! ba-dum-dum-tss!).

Denali Jr.

DESCRIPTION

• Weight: 56 lbs
• Stove pipe diameter: 5"
• Stove dimensions (assembled): 25" H x 13 1/4" W x 22 1/2" L
• Material: 10 and 12 Gauge Steel
• Firebox capacity: unlisted

Details: Basic and burly, the Denali Jr. will get the job done for heating a tent. Get yours built-to-order with optional hot water tank or table.

Alpine Heavy Duty Cylinder Cooking System

DESCRIPTION

• Weight: 74lbs (total)
• Stove pipe diameter: 5"
• Stove dimensions (assembled): 24" D x 20" W x 22 1/4" H
• Material: 10-12 gauge stainless steel
• Firebox capacity: 1.67 cubic feet

Details: CampChef is always pretty reliable when it comes to all things camp-chef related, and what's more camp-chef relatable than a wood stove?! The Alpine Heavy Duty Cylinder Cooking System is more than a delicious mouthful, it's a a classic in terms of form and function for a tent stove. 
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Besides these bell tent wood stoves, you can also check our are article on considering a portable propane heater for your canvas tent.