Massive selection
Photos, dimensions, and live availability on every tent, table, chair, linen, and light. Nothing is held back for a rep to tell you about.
Transparent pricing
A daily rate on every item, plus delivery and any setup fee, added up before you pay. Want a person to size it for you instead? Get a quote.
Book in minutes
Pick your dates, confirm what is open, and hold it with a 25% deposit. No callback queue, no waiting on a proposal.
Flat $99 delivery
Flat $99 round trip anywhere in Denver Metro, free over $1,000. You choose the 1-hour window, and same-day is often open.
Neighborhoods We Serve in Denver
Our trucks run through Denver multiple times per week during peak season.
- LoDo
- Capitol Hill
- Wash Park
- Cherry Creek
- RiNo
- Highland
- Central Park
- Park Hill
Denver ZIP codes we deliver to
Delivery to Denver
- Flat $99 round-trip delivery and pickup, free on orders over $1,000
- Delivery on your selected date in a 1-hour window you choose, typically 15–30 minutes from our Denver warehouse
- Same-day delivery for last-minute Denver events, subject to in-stock inventory
- Setup and teardown optional per item, with the price shown before you pay
Where We Deliver in Denver
Public venues and parks our crew knows, plus how access works at each one.
Washington Park
Large open lawns near the boathouse and the Mount Evans monument. Denver Parks and Recreation requires a permit for tents and large gatherings, and vehicles cannot cross the grass, so everything is hand-carried from the nearest street or lot.
City Park
Big flat fields near the pavilion and the Denver Zoo entrance. Parking fills fast on weekends, so give us a specific drop point and we will unload curbside on Colorado Blvd or York St and carry in.
Cheesman Park
Rolling open lawn with the Denver Botanic Gardens on one side. No vehicle access onto the grass, and a city permit covers tents over a certain size, so lock in your reservation before your delivery date.
Sloan's Lake Park
Long lakeside stretch with multiple parking lots. We can usually stage close to the shelter areas, but weekend races and events sometimes close nearby streets, so confirm your exact meeting spot with us.
Confluence Park
Popular for small ceremonies where Cherry Creek meets the South Platte. Access is on foot from Water Street, and the paved path limits how far a cart can go, so plan for a short carry.
Ruby Hill Park
Open hillside with skyline views and a paved lower lot. Good for tents that need a level pad away from the sledding hill terrain.
Berkeley Park
Neighborhood park with open lawn and a lake loop, a short walk from Tennyson St. Street parking is the main access, so we plan for a curb-to-lawn carry.
What We Plan For in Denver
- Denver sits around 5,280 feet, and downtown wind funnels between buildings in LoDo and along Speer Blvd, so rooftop and courtyard setups usually need extra tent weight.
- Older Denver neighborhoods like Wash Park, Highland, and Park Hill have narrow driveways and alley access behind the house. Tell us if you want the stack staged in the alley instead of the front yard.
- City parks require a Denver Parks and Recreation permit for tents and large gatherings. Get that squared away first and we will build our delivery window around your approved time.
- This is our home base, so most Denver deliveries run 15 to 30 minutes from our warehouse regardless of which quadrant of the city you're in.
- Central Park, the neighborhood built out on the old Stapleton airfield, has an HOA covering shared green spaces, so check with the residential association before booking a tent for a common-area party in 80238.
- In the older infill blocks of 80205 and 80211, driveways are short and garages often sit off an alley, so our crew usually stages there for the easiest carry into the backyard.