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You for sure need a cord that will handle the load. Visit or call a camper dealer and ask. The AC alone will draw at least 20 amps.

The Coleman heaters were designed for tent use. The direction state that there should be openings for ventilation. People failed to heed that and therefore paid the price. I have used the Coleman fuel heaters but with the price of the fuel I switched to a Mr Heater propane.

I have used a tarp on the inside of my tents for years. Requires a bit more of set up time but has helped when a seam decided to let some water through. Also makes cleaning out the tent much easier. Just fold up tarp and take it out shake off dirt and debris. with young grandkids there is always...

Coleman white gas all the way. I have single, two and three burner models I use. Also use the old lanterns.

Coleman has worked for me for about 15 years now. I have some newer gear and a bunch of the old stuff too.

I can't attest to that specific tent but have been using Coleman tents for years with good luck. Not the best but fit most camping needs.

I make my biscuits and baked goodies in my Coleman stovetop oven. Made many delicious meals from biscuits to pizza and anything in between.

I use the plastic bins too. not the greatest for organizing but keeps things dry and in one place. I have toyed with the idea of dividers but haven't gotten to it. I just deal with having to dig around for what I need.

Sounds as though you may have seen this from Coleman: Coleman - High Stand. I have one and it's not too low for me once stove is on it..

just hit the local store and buy any basic carbon monoxide dectector? any suggestions to brand or how much to spend? where to purchase?

I don't mind pets if they are QUIET!!!! Hate those yapping mutts! I know it's in them to do it but it can be controlled or they shold be left at home! Oh and most owners don't clean up behind thier pets. That really gets me. Go to set up tent and find that Fifi has left a present for...

I like the idea but with that it could get wet. I just keep mine in the container and take the roll out when I need to use it.

I don't mind the rain but I HATE packing up wet things. It means I must get it back out when I get home so it can dry...

dish detergent, rinse, boil water and rinse again.

Picked up an old Coleman canvas tent in decent shape just looks dirty on outside but inside looks good. Any suggestion as to what if anything may clean it up? Just dirty from use at door, around lower edge all the way around. I had it set up and a pretty good shower passed through and had no...

I second Coz's reply. Buy what you can afford but look at intended use and how often it will be used. Just because it cost the most doesn't always mean it's better for a particular job than a less expensive model. Much of my gear is Coleman and I know how many of you feel about it. It fit's my...

I have an 8X7 Ozark Trail and a 9X7,8X8, 2-17X10 and an 14X8 all from Coleman.

From 7X8 to 17X10

I have a 4X8 trailer I carry and keep my gear in. I use 2 large plastic bins for the majority of it with a smaller one I load and unload at the campsite. It has my kitchen gear. When I get home I cover it and my stuff stays ready to hook up and go. The only thing that goes in vehicle is...

Got to go with Coleman white gas stove and a lantern also. Get used to them you will be happy.