Winnerwell Woodlander Tent Stove

The Woodlander is designed for canvas tents, wall tents, teepees, and tiny homes that are specifically equipped with a stove jack. You should never use this stove in a standard synthetic tent without proper ventilation and a fire-resistant exit point for the chimney.

The primary difference is size and heating capacity. The Medium stove weighs 20 pounds and is better suited for smaller shelters, while the Large stove weighs 30 pounds, offers a larger firebox capacity of approximately 1500 cubic inches, and is ideal for heating larger tents or maintaining a longer burn time.

You can regulate the heat by adjusting the air-control damper located on the stove door. Opening the damper increases airflow for a hotter fire, while closing it restricts air to lower the temperature and extend the burn time.

Yes, the stove is crafted from 304 stainless steel, which is highly resistant to rust and corrosion. The cooktop is 1/8” thick and the body is 1/16” thick, providing a robust structure that holds up well to repeated heating and cooling cycles.

While it is portable, it is better suited for car camping or base camps rather than long-distance backpacking. The legs and shelves fold flat against the body, and the accessories pack inside the firebox, making it compact enough to carry, but the weight (20-30 lbs) is significant for hiking.

You must use dry, seasoned wood only. Burning green or wet wood will create excessive creosote buildup in the chimney and significantly reduce the stove's heating efficiency.