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Costco Members: Timber Ridge Yurt Glamping Tent (13.5' x 13.5' x 98") Expired
$220
$219.99
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Costco Wholesale has for their Members: Timber Ridge Yurt Glamping Tent (13.5' x 13.5' x 98") for $219.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member SDkimchi for finding this deal.
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Costco Members: Timber Ridge Yurt Glamping Tent $219.99
Features:
Constructed of Durable 150D Polyester
Reinforced Door for Extra Wide Opening
Two Peak Vents and Three Mesh Windows
Windows are Designed with Two-way Zippers
https://www.costco.com/timber-rid...57270.htm
Features:
Constructed of Durable 150D Polyester
Reinforced Door for Extra Wide Opening
Two Peak Vents and Three Mesh Windows
Windows are Designed with Two-way Zippers
https://www.costco.com/timber-rid...57270.htm
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For 2-4 people (and a less "aspirational" look, imo), there's the walmart one that I actually consider more practical. Easy setup, and there is no center pole. At 12'x12' it should easily sleep 4 very comfortably. Ozark Teepee [walmart.com].
Guide gear also has some teepee tents, but they have a center pole. They come in brown-ish (regular [sportsmansguide.com]) and green-ish (deluxe) [sportsmansguide.com].
Lastly, at this price-point I'd suggest something a little more "practical", particularly the cabin style tents. Adding a string of lights and a cool/aesthetic rug at the entrance is usually all you need to glamp it up.
There's the instant type that I'd recommend the most, such as the Coleman Skylodge 6p [coleman.com] and the Ozark Trail 8-Person Instant Hexagon [walmart.com].
Less practical are the kind that you have to set up with someone else's help, like the Coleman 4p Evergreen [coleman.com], Coleman Skydome 6p [coleman.com], Ozark Trail 5-Person Dome Tent [walmart.com], and a very complicated (yet pretty cool-looking) Ozark Trail 15' x 15' 9-Person Lighted Sphere Tent [walmart.com].
Stick with a tent that has enough height for an average person to stand in (figure about 6'), as it's the most important part of glamping. These tents will all have a footprint that's a little bigger, but mind that you could run in to space issues at your actual camping site. Really, the only reason not to go too big on your tent is for campsite selection. Try to stay away from tents with an interior pole (unless the interior is huge), because it won't be fun when you knock it over while doing "drunk couples yoga".
Most things posted for Costco are just list price deals. I have no idea why people post them.
The cotton tent is heavier than Polyester, but It more comfortable to sleep in.
That's why those are expensive.
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Again, this not a yurt.
At all.
Not even a little.
It'd be like calling a disposable plastic rain poncho a designer leather jacket because both technically cover your upper body and have arm holes.
Yurts are vastly sturdier, easier to stand in, vastly easier to put up, don't require any stakes, wires, or center poles, offer convection cooling-- and they're also heavier and significantly more expensive.
if you're driving several dozen stakes into the ground at once you must not camp often! 😂
i kno bro i use a zpacks duplex. backpacked the hell out of nor cal; lost coast, half dome, clouds rest, tuplumne, point reyes, and that's just nor cal
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For 2-4 people (and a less "aspirational" look, imo), there's the walmart one that I actually consider more practical. Easy setup, and there is no center pole. At 12'x12' it should easily sleep 4 very comfortably. Ozark Teepee [walmart.com].
Guide gear also has some teepee tents, but they have a center pole. They come in brown-ish (regular [sportsmansguide.com]) and green-ish (deluxe) [sportsmansguide.com].
Lastly, at this price-point I'd suggest something a little more "practical", particularly the cabin style tents. Adding a string of lights and a cool/aesthetic rug at the entrance is usually all you need to glamp it up.
There's the instant type that I'd recommend the most, such as the Coleman Skylodge 6p [coleman.com] and the Ozark Trail 8-Person Instant Hexagon [walmart.com].
Less practical are the kind that you have to set up with someone else's help, like the Coleman 4p Evergreen [coleman.com], Coleman Skydome 6p [coleman.com], Ozark Trail 5-Person Dome Tent [walmart.com], and a very complicated (yet pretty cool-looking) Ozark Trail 15' x 15' 9-Person Lighted Sphere Tent [walmart.com].
Stick with a tent that has enough height for an average person to stand in (figure about 6'), as it's the most important part of glamping. These tents will all have a footprint that's a little bigger, but mind that you could run in to space issues at your actual camping site. Really, the only reason not to go too big on your tent is for campsite selection. Try to stay away from tents with an interior pole (unless the interior is huge), because it won't be fun when you knock it over while doing "drunk couples yoga".
The center pole is actually a feature 😉
Or it's a store that offers lifetime returns so even mediocre deals are automatically better through them.
when you get a permit to backpack half dome u camp way down the mountain. Had you done half dome you would know. i have a youtube video to prove it!
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Did HD twice: 85 and 93 so way before a permit was required. I grew up in the area and covered all the parks nearby: Kings Canyon, Sequoia, and my favorite, Mineral King.
For those who are considering the HD hike, it's all about endurance as it's a 12 hour hike with 4,000+ gain in elevation. First time I did it, I was feeling quite studly..until I saw a group of women well into their 60's ahead of us with them talking and laughing all the way.