The Cocoon Tree Tent is a type of mobile tree home, a spherical tent that may accompany you on your next camping trip and give you a quirky form of shelter. Find a wonderful little spot by the river or in the trees, and use wires to connect your globe-shaped tent. The Cocoon Tree Tent is a hybrid of a tent and a hammock, softly bouncing in the air and rocking its occupants to sleep.

A 2.4-meter circular bed with a bespoke sheet may easily fit two visitors with room to spare on the inside. The structure is made up of a system of ribs that hold the bed in place while creating the form of the cocoon sphere. Like a traditional hammock, each rib features a hook for a rope or cable that may be used to link it to neighboring trees.

This "tent" is more of a cocoon-like treehouse, as the name indicates. Even with three able-bodied people, the company admits to a three-hour setup period. The result, though, is an 8-foot-wide waterproof bubble large enough to hold a double bed and two tons of you and your buddies. This must be the most expensive tent you've ever seen.

Price: $8000

Website: https://www.cocoontree.com/

If you're planning a high-altitude adventure, you'll need to plan ahead and prepare everything. The most important thing is to establish a basecamp, and the Mountain Hardwear Space Station Tent would be ideal for this. It's dome-shaped and has a floor size of 284 square feet, which can accommodate 20 people standing. Paleria DAC Pressfit poles support this spacious and robust 4-season tent, which is composed of strong nylon taffeta.

The Area Station Tent is a great base camp tent with an inside perimeter skirt that gives off-ground space and is designed like a dome to lessen wind load. The major advantage of this approach is that a footprint may be used to seal the tent. For convenient access and egress, it includes three wide doors with dual-slider zippers. The SVX windows give light and a view of the weather conditions outside, ensuring that you are protected while yet being aware of what is going on outside.

The Space Station Tent by Mountain Hardwear is 101 inches tall in the center and features a zippered top thru-vent to let out steam. In addition to this, there are also 10 lower adjustable vents that provide airflow control. The 15 strong poles provide reinforcement and stability as they won’t bend. This provides enough stability so that the tent can stand up to stronger winds. What’s even better, you can fit this giant tent into a rugged duffel bag for easy transportation.

Price: $6000

Website: https://www.mountainhardwear.com/

In classic German style, Heimplanet Mavericks Dome Tent is neither cute nor unique. The company makes some of the world's strongest tents, built to survive the most extreme environments. The Mavericks, the company's main product, is a 55-pound multifunctional shelter with a 140-square-foot footprint large enough to serve as a basecamp for expedition teams going off the grid. Its strength comes from an inflated geodesic construction that can resist winds of up to 112 miles per hour, just like the rest of the company's shelters.

When severe weather comes, you'll need a tent such as the Heimplanet Mavericks to keep you safe, dry, and comfortable. It features an inflatable diamond structure producing a big geodesic dome capable of withstanding winds of over 100 miles per hour and is designed for some of the harshest camping situations imaginable. Fast inflation allows a single person to set up the tent in minutes, and handy valves allow you to deflate the structure in the same amount of time. When things get hairy, parts of the inflatable structure may be segregated for repair, ensuring that you never lose your safe haven when it counts.

Price: $6000

Website: https://en.heimplanet.com/

The North Face's ultimate base-camp quarters is this four-season, eight-person geodesic-shaped dome tent. The 2-Meter Dome was "my homeroom, bedroom, kitchen, and art studio for two months," according to TNF pro rock climber Cedar Right. I almost didn't want to go since it was so warm." This base-camp tent features a built-in chimney vent, a thick 210 denier nylon canopy, a 1500mm polyurethane-coated fly, and a sturdy 420 denier nylon floor with a 10,000mm polyurethane coating, and durable zippered doors. Twelve Easton 7075-E9 aluminum poles, heat-treated to 11mm, offer sturdy support under severe environments and slip into sleeves at crossing junctions for steep walls and maximum living space.

The Summit Series is The North Face's premier range of gear, designed for world-class athletes and explorers. The 2-Meter Dome, as its name suggests, is built to withstand the hardest circumstances on the planet, from the Himalayas to Antarctica and everything in between. It has a traditional geodesic design and can resist winds of 70 mph or more. The 155-inch floorplan can accommodate up to eight people or serve as a luxurious basecamp for one or two stranded outdoorsmen. This is one of the most expensive tents but it is really worth your money.

Price: $5500

Website: https://www.thenorthface.com/

Take a seat and relax with your glamping martini glass. It's no coincidence that this tent looks like something out of a storybook. At its widest point, this 16-foot bell-shaped tent stretches 18 feet. It can easily accommodate six (yes, six) twin-sized beds or six individuals doing yoga.

Lotus Belle Outback Deluxe Tent consists of a fire- and water-resistant high-duty cotton canvas, as well as a thick PVC bathtub-style groundsheet, to keep heat in and bugs out. It boasts two mesh windows and two roof vents for maximum circulation, as well as a big zip-up front door that fits a queen-sized bed and enough outside tie-downs to keep everything safe if the wind gets up.

Setup is time-consuming and will almost certainly take two people (at the very least), but you'll never use this tent alone. This Lotus Belle is the epitome of a glamping tent, with so much comfort that you might never want to leave.

Price: $3700

Website: https://lotusbelle.com

Smithfly Shoal Tent has arrived. An inflatable floating raft with a tent cover allows you to sleep on the water for the first time. Camp on a farm pond, a saltwater flat, a spring stream, or a river eddy of your choice. Your waterbed is the entire planet. Sleep under the moonlight, on the water, and let the flow soothe you to sleep.

There are no tent poles, and the tent construction is fully inflatable. When inflated, it can withstand strong winds. Three air chambers, two in the bottom tube and one in the structure inflate the raft body to 2.5 PSI. The floor is a 6" thick high-pressure drop stitched floor (similar to a paddleboard) that also serves as an air mattress. The floor inflates to a pressure of 10 PSI. D-rings on the tent's body sides make anchoring simple.

The tent topper sides all attach and detach with a heavy-duty hook and loop system, allowing you to utilize only the top and simply get in and out through the sides if necessary. The tent fabric is waterproof and has a PVC covering, as well as #8 heavy-duty zippers.

Price: $2000

Website: https://www.smithfly.com/

There's nothing like getting out there and taking in the amazing sights that may be had when you step off the main road for Transparent Bubble Tent, "Nature." However, camping in tents is a thing of the past; nowadays, you may experience the delights of 360-degree sight-seeing 24 hours a day by camping in a translucent bubble tent. The basic concept includes moveable wardrobes, couches, roll-out beds, and even illumination powered by electricity. It's simple to set up at parties, parks, amusement parks, backyards, and gardens. Outdoor camping and beach sightseeing using a low-cost inflatable bubble cabin.

There are additional designs that are translucent or half-transparent. Beach-friendly bubbles that bring you right up to the water's edge, as well as tree-suspended bubbles that wrap around trunks and float above the ground, are available. These structures, made of UV-reflective recyclable materials, maybe put up in minutes and kept inflated by continually running quiet pumps that maintain a constant internal pressure. Advertising, camping, holiday leisure outdoor activities, trade events, exhibits, marketing, outdoor shelter, and other uses for transparent bubble tents are popular.

Price: $1800

SHIFTPOD, dubbed "the finest portable shelter on the globe," was introduced in 2015 and debuted at the Burning Man event that year. The pop-up tent construction, which was inspired by the event's omnipresent hexayurt, was formed out of a requirement for a sumptuous and insulative all-weather shelter that would reflect the sun's heat and protect against strong wind and fine dust. For its designer, Christian Weber, who has spent the previous few years creating and fine-tuning the design, the product became an almost instant hit.

SHIFTPOD is a modular shelter that can be used in a variety of situations, from festival campgrounds to emergency relief zones. It can be deployed internationally and effectively provide shelter in some of the most extreme environments. ASSI offers one SHIFTPOD to a family in need for every 20 units sold, and the structures have been utilized in the aftermath of disasters all across the world, from Haiti to Nepal. Since February 2017, the company has partnered with a Canadian corporation to give 200 units to organizations that help homeless and displaced families.

Price: $1500

Website: https://shiftpod.com/

Because Alpha Wall tents feature vertical walls (thus the name), they provide significantly more usable area than a dome or bell-shaped tents. This wall tent comes in a variety of sizes, from 8x10 feet to 16x20 feet. It includes a robust sewn-in PVC floor, military-grade zippers, and huge mesh windows with storm flaps, making it feel more like a temporary house than a camping tent.

This wall tent's basic type is water-resistant and can accommodate tiny portable heaters for year-round use. But if you really want to be comfortable, go for the heat-resistant model with a stove jack and flap, as well as fire-resistant textiles. It will take at least two, ideally three adults to create this beast. However, the warmth and coziness are well worth the setup effort. All you have to do now is split some logs and you'll be well on your way to making the woods your new home.

Price: Around $1300

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The Patrol Deluxe is ideal for big parties since it can sleep up to 12 people on sleeping mats. Preppers, survivalists, and wilderness guides all choose the Patrol Deluxe. The Patrol Tent is a distinctive design that many people are unfamiliar with, yet it is based on a traditional military design. You may enjoy a new tent with a rich history, whether you are an active scout or haven't been camping much. The Patrol is a "deluxe" tent because, like its Sibley cousins, it has an integrated bathtub-type groundsheet and screen windows.

Each end of the tent has a door that can be fully rolled up for simple access or to allow a pleasant breeze to pass through. The doors may be zipped to the groundsheet to provide protection from small floods up to 10 cm (4") or when your campground is a mud hole. Each entry includes two mesh windows, allowing you to let cool air into your tent while keeping mosquitoes and other critters out on hot summer evenings.

Price: $750

Website: https://www.canvascamp.com/