Back-pack tent for two, double wall, extended vestibule, (double wall keeps condensation on COLD nights away from you and from drips. If a vehicle does the carrying get one you can stand-up in. My back-pack tent (by Gerry) weighs 4-pounds with rope and pins, cost plenty in the 1960s, still in use. I cook over my little back-pack stove in the vestibule (while still in bed) when it is cold (almost all the time over 7,000 ft.). When a vehicle does the carry: an umbrella type tent or a cabin tent (with room for 4 or 5 adults).

Hi, have you ever been on such a camping? With snow and cold wind? It seems to me that you should follow this complete guide All You Need to Know Before an Expedition https://hot-tent.com/blogs/news/arctic-tents-review-all-you-need-to-know-before-an-expedition and be ready for anything. You see, it is a very serious thing and I hope you will be ready for this. Good luck!