This is my first canvas product and it is fantastic! It will surely last a lifetime.

Bought this to go with my Classic Jack 140 for extended camping trips. The quality is evident and set up is a breeze. I bought the extra panels to be able to do all mesh or all canvas. I like that the ground tarp is removable.

My only gripe (which is a pretty big one) is the lack of stability. The 6 supplied stakes are not sufficient to keep the leisure port standing in even mild winds when using all canvas panels. This could probably be alleviated by opening all the “doors” or using all mesh panels but this isn’t always possible in varied weather conditions. I’m going to try some 14” lag bolts to see if they hold the structure up more securely but overall I’m pretty disappointed with the lack of stability with the supplied stakes.

Rookie mistake I attempted to build the tent leaving the instructions at home and no cell service. Under these circumstances it is not easy on your own.

I wish the vagabond tent had a carry bag like the leisure tent. It would make it so much easier to haul around compared to the sack.

I enjoy the outdoors and quality made goods, even better if they’re made in the USA. Overall I am really stoked on the quality of the tent, materials used and happy to finally own a long life tent.

Great product. Stakes could be better. I love the stakes on my skyliner tent. I’ll be ordering better ones and the storm fly for it. We camp in dense pines and we find the storm fly to be better at resisting the sap and debris that is constantly landing on the top of the tent or any cover. Springbar has great products for any case. Just need to get setup properly. Thanks guys.

The Leisure Port is my first Springbar product and before buying it, I had never even seen a Springbar tent up close. After researching extensively, watching setup videos, and emailing Springbar’s customer service with questions, I decided to take the plunge. Based on everything I learned, I was expecting a high-quality product. The Leisure Port didn’t disappoint.

This is an exceptionally well-crafted piece of gear. The attention to detail is evident in everything from the stitching to the thoughtfully designed carry bags. It’s hard to imagine saying this about camping gear but it’s just a beautiful structure!

I’ve now used the Leisure Port on four trips, totaling seven nights. I use it as a shelter for my swag tent, allowing me to keep the swag tent open regardless of the weather.

Setup was fairly straightforward the first time, though there was a bit of a learning curve. I had to laugh when the instructions said, “Set it up as you would a Springbar tent!”—since I didn’t have a Springbar tent. I even tried to convince my wife that I needed to order a Springbar tent just to learn the setup. That didn’t fly. Yet! Still, by the second time, I had it up in half the time.

There are a few quirks, like the shape of the floor space. Plus I couldn’t understand why people talked about removing the floor—until my first night in heavy wind and rain. Now I check the forecast and remove the floor when rough weather is expected otherwise rain will blow in, get trapped on top of the very durable floor, and pool at the lowest point. On my last trip, I added a 15x15 tarp over the top, and that solved the rain issue completely. It’s now the perfect setup for my needs in any kind of weather.

To “fix” the quirks I mentioned, Springbar would have to turn this into a tent—which would defeat the purpose entirely. As it stands, the Leisure Port is a brilliant, adaptable shelter, and I recommend it wholeheartedly.

If there’s one regret, it’s that I didn’t discover Springbar sooner. After years of buying big-box family tents that wore out after about a decade or sooner depending on usage, I now realize it would’ve been cheaper—and much more satisfying—to invest in a high-quality Springbar tent from the start. Based on the quality of the Leisure Port, I’m confident it would still be in use today