Mountain Canvas
Hand-drawn engraved illustration of two canvas cabin tents with large windows beside a campfire, backed by pine forest and snow-capped peaks.

camp in comfort

MK Mountain Canvas

Canvas wall tents, wood stoves, camp kitchens, and off-grid power, ready for your next trip.

Canvas Camp Rentals

The Camp We Use, Ready to Rent

We rent the same canvas camp we use ourselves: heavy canvas wall tents with wood stoves and real beds, a heated shower tent, a full camp kitchen, and off-grid power and internet. Rent a whole camp for your group, or just the pieces you need. Tell us where you're headed and we'll help you put it together.

Panorama of a canvas camp on a grassy riverbank at dusk: four canvas tents, camp chairs, and a smoker, with the river on both sides and the sun setting on the right.

The Gear

What's Available

Grouped the way a camp comes together. Mix and match, or ask about anything you don't see here.

Availability varies by date. Tell us your group size and we'll put together what fits.

Delivery and setup help may be available. Just ask.

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Mark and Kathy Bates, the owners of MK Mountain Canvas, standing together outdoors in cowboy hats

About the Owners

Mark & Kathy Bates

Campers first. This is the gear we use.

After spending most of our lives in Wyoming, we moved to Park City, Utah, in 2019 and fell in love with the mountains. Camping has always been what we love doing most together.

Over the years we've built the kind of camp we always wanted: canvas tents that stay warm when the temperature drops, a kitchen that can feed a crowd, and enough power to keep everyone connected. Now we rent that gear out so you can camp the same way.

Every piece is equipment we use and maintain ourselves. Tell us about your trip and we'll help you figure out what you need.

Questions & Availability

Get in Touch

Tell us your dates, group size, where you're headed, and what gear you're interested in. We'll follow up personally with availability and pricing.

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Dates, group size, where you're headed, and the gear you're interested in