Bell Tents

The bell tent — a canvas cone on a single centre pole, guyed out to a bell silhouette — is the glamping industry's signature shape and one of this company's registered main categories. Everything bell-shaped in the catalogue is gathered here: the canvas bell tent line in five diameters (3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 m) with a 47-sold main listing, the 300 gsm poly-cotton tripod model, and the four-season family model with a stove jack. Start with size: the 5 m is the site's standard unit, the 4 m the family and touring choice, and the stove jack version is the one that earns money in the cold months.

Bell tents in a site plan

Sites rarely run one tent type. Bell tents pair with the PVC geodesic domes on the dome page for communal space, with inflatable glamping units for fast-turnaround pitches, and with the wider canvas tent family for staff and storage. The commercial pattern is consistent: bell tents are the photogenic sleeping units, priced per night; everything else supports them. Order structure helps — MOQs of one or two pieces let a site prove a layout with two units before committing a season's budget.

Before you order

Fix the diameter per pitch and whether stove jacks are needed, then ask for the per-size specification sheets — canvas weight, wall height, packed size — and confirm price and lead time per size in writing. Note the fabric structure of the catalogue: the core line is cotton canvas, and the 300 gsm poly-cotton listing is the 3 m tripod model, so fabric at other diameters is an enquiry question. The listings give bands (US$175–215 across the core line); request the price for your size and configuration in the enquiry rather than assuming a point inside the band.

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