Rainier Wall Tents

Meet the Rainier Wall Tent from Rainier Industries. It has survived unchanged for a century because it guarantees effective protection from the rain or snow, longer camping seasons and real satisfaction in your outdoor experience.

Skilled, experienced craftsmen expertly finish each tent. You will find that much of the difference is in the details. Each tent includes important features such as roped eaves, reinforced corners, brass grommets, reinforced ridgepole openings at both peak ends and a full overlapping door.

Our Wall Tents

Centennial Wall Tent

Rainer Centennial Wall Tents offer value-added extras designed to make your camp more functional and comfortable at a price that feels good too.

Many features available as options through Rainier Tents are standard equipment on Centennial Wall Tents. This provides a lot more tent for your money than if you were to assemble a similar product using our standard pricing.

For complete Pricing on all of our Wall Tent Products please download a pdf of our
catalog (pdf).

Tipis

A design centuries ahead of its time, the tipi is a mobile shelter built to withstand a range of extreme weather. The Rainier Tipi is a 15-pole Sioux design, with slight modifications.

Rainier offers two types of fabric options for your tipi. Cotton Duck fabric is the traditional untreated fabric popular on the Great Plains. Army duck fabric will give your tipi a longer life with mildew resistance and flame retardant treatments.

Rainier Tipis seams are double needled and lapped to shed water down the slope of the tipi and are made with brass grommet pinning holes, staking holes, reinforced corners on all smoke flaps and a storage bag.

Cook Shack

The Rainier Cook Shack is a ten-foot extension that mates perfectly with your wall tent and provides a cooking area separate from the sleeping area. It includes a stove jack and the same deluxe Rainier Wall Tent door with Fastex buckles that are found on our standard tents.

Porches

The Porch frame aligns with the wall tent frame and eliminates the need for frame uprights and rafters against the tent. The Porch cover overlaps the wall tent by 12 inches to eliminate leaking. For the ultimate camping experience you can add an extra door in the back of your wall tent leading to a Rainier Porch and have a Rainier Cook Shack attached to the front door.