Camp Kitchens (or booth for a fair, mark: it is not free standing)

In Canada we are dealing with Bear Challenges. You do not want a Bear to smell food in your Tipi or Yurt and come to visit you. In most areas you will have to put up a bear rope in a tree for all of your food, cream or toothpaste items, ideally at least 10' high and 5' from the trunk.

Your camp kitchen should be at least 50' from your sleeping quarters and be kept extremely clean. No dirty dishes or left-over foods or toothbrushes. I have done a lot of wilderness camping in Canada and had minimal problems with those majestic, wonderful creature cousins of the wild.

Out of necessity I designed a simple, very efficient camp kitchen. This size of tent has 8 pole pockets. I can carry in just the canvas and will most likely have easy access to enough dead wood to make myself these poles.

It has counter space in the back, the front canopy can be let down and closed with convenient slip ties. The 3 sided wall detaches from the roof in one piece. My choice of high quality canvas is mildew and water resistant and water repellent, or synthetic fibres (there are a variety to choose from).

Example: 2.60m x 1.70m, 1 back netting window, wall and roof=2 pieces, front wall acts as a canopy and can be tied shut. Also great use as craft stand, etc.

**I am open to creating different camp-kitchen designs...**




The Canvas Outhouse is easy to set up. All 4 walls can be rolled up individually, to give you the privacy from where you need it and still keep the view, if you got one!

1.70m x 1.70m (4 poles) 2 windows





Installation and Delivery Inquire about possible delivery and installation. I also can pack and ship it right to your door.


Custom Designs
If you have an idea, I may be able to work it out for you.

labiscreations@gmail.com

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