Hi we recently purchased an oztent rv5 and it is absolutely amazing. We love it! and along with it also purchased the deluxe side panels, rain fly, and the front panel. In addition we want to buy another rv5, set of deluxe side panels, rain fly, two ground tarps, an awning connector and the extra large screen room. Thanks for selling such an awesome product my wife and I were able to fit a queen size bed a baby crib and our bags in the tent. It was so cozy and spacious. Simply said it is a great product we look forward to use a lifetime. The quality is beyond any tent we have seen and is well worth the money. Thank you!!!!!!
Joe Mirabal
Aug 25, 2010
Jun 23, 2010
Choosing a Camping Tent
Choosing gear for the family does not have to be complicated, here are a few questions to ask yourself before buying:
* What size tent do I need? (allow 1-2 person larger than family for needed storage or living space)
* How many times a year are you planning on camping? ( whether your planning once or more than 3 times a year it is the cost of investment you may want to consider). If you pay for good quality gear you will benefit in the overall experience as well as your wallet.
* How will you transport your gear? Consider vehicle being used to transport gear to campsite, pack size will play an important role in decision.
* How much $$ are you looking to invest in gear? The saying "you pay for what you get" applies greatly, you may spend a little more for a better quality made tent, see our August tips & tricks issue "what to look for in a tent"
* What size tent do I need? (allow 1-2 person larger than family for needed storage or living space)
* How many times a year are you planning on camping? ( whether your planning once or more than 3 times a year it is the cost of investment you may want to consider). If you pay for good quality gear you will benefit in the overall experience as well as your wallet.
* How will you transport your gear? Consider vehicle being used to transport gear to campsite, pack size will play an important role in decision.
* How much $$ are you looking to invest in gear? The saying "you pay for what you get" applies greatly, you may spend a little more for a better quality made tent, see our August tips & tricks issue "what to look for in a tent"
Mar 17, 2010
Free Camping Tips
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Mar 5, 2010
Eureka Products & Accessory Clearance
Looking for a great deal on all Eureka products, just in time for Spring. Take advantage of below MAP pricing savings, includes Free Ground Shipping for additional savings, while supplies last.
Mar 1, 2010
OzTent "30 Second Tent" at Canoecopia Show
Visit us at the Alliant Energy Center Canoecopia show in Madison,Wisconsin March 12-14th. The OzTent 30 Second Tent (see video), FoxWing Awning (see video), optional accessories and OzTent camping furniture for expanding your living space, providing hassle free camping comfort. For more information on the OzTent products check out exclusive OzTent website. Visit our booth #27 for $100.00 OFF any RV Tent purchase and Free ground shipping on all OzTent products for show attendees.
Feb 20, 2010
Easy Campfire Cookware Cleanup
Camp cooking over an open fire adds a unique and flavorful way to enjoy the camping experience
at its best.
To prevent soot build up on your cookware here's a helpful tip to keep your pots clean without having to wear your elbow and scrubber pads out, simply squeeze out a dime size amount of camp soap on a paper towel, rub the soap on the underside and sides of the cooking pot before you place over the fire. When its time to wash the dishes, clean up the utensils first leaving the pots that were used over fire for last, as you begin to wash off the soot you will notice how easy the cleanup is, leaving you more time to enjoy the outdoors. it is recommended to use a biodegradeable camp soap and dump the dirty water in a high grassy area away from your campsite, preventing critters from coming around and also is better for the enviroment.
at its best.
To prevent soot build up on your cookware here's a helpful tip to keep your pots clean without having to wear your elbow and scrubber pads out, simply squeeze out a dime size amount of camp soap on a paper towel, rub the soap on the underside and sides of the cooking pot before you place over the fire. When its time to wash the dishes, clean up the utensils first leaving the pots that were used over fire for last, as you begin to wash off the soot you will notice how easy the cleanup is, leaving you more time to enjoy the outdoors. it is recommended to use a biodegradeable camp soap and dump the dirty water in a high grassy area away from your campsite, preventing critters from coming around and also is better for the enviroment.
Feb 17, 2010
New! Kodiak Canvas Cabin Tent #6133
The newly designed Kodiak deluxe 9 x 12 cabin tent has added some new great features that are a definate improvement over the older model #6129. The canvas remains the same Hydra-Shield technology, providing quicker drying and wicking of the water to eliminate water from entering the tent while touching the inside of the tent canvas. The awning portion of the tent can easily be rolled up when not needed, vs the #6129 that had to be set up regardless. The ridge pole was made larger to prevent roof sagging, eliminating stress points on the ends and reducing the risk of holding water on the roof. The model #6133 also has an available screen or wall enclosure that can easily be attached to the awning for privacy by simply zipping up the windows or with full screen enclosure option, providing maximum ventilation for a bug free enviroment. Also included with the optional screen or wall enclosure features storage pouches for easy access when needed.2 large zippered rear windows replaces the single plastic window for additional ventilation.
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