MMateoAug 16, 2026
Excellent
LOVE this suana. Maya and Norse Steam Team were amazing to work with!
This portable sauna collection holds the SaunaTrekker and the SaunaTrekker XL tents and packages with a propane heater, bench and stones. Each portable sauna tent has an attached frame that pops open in minutes with no tools or loose poles. Each is a pop up sauna with a waterproof shell, insulation in the middle and a lining that reflects the heat back in. The frame stays attached, so nothing is lost between trips. You get a home sauna you can pack into its carry bag.
What kind of portable sauna this is
These insulated tents use propane and stones for heat and steam that give the same traditional sauna experience as a wood or electric sauna, unlike a steam box or infrared blanket. The SaunaTrekker holds four people in 70.9 inches wide by 70.9 inches deep. The SaunaTrekker XL holds six people in about 13 by 14 feet, with six windows. Compare this tent sauna with every sauna we carry or indoor infrared rooms.
The heater, stones and packages
The TITAN SL1 propane heater needs no wiring or chimney, and the maker puts warmup at under 30 minutes for most saunas. Each package includes the tent, heater, folding cedar bench and one 33 pound box of sauna stones. The basket holds 44 pounds, so a second box fills it. See the heater and its add-ons or the whole SaunaTrekker line.
Where to set up
Set your portable outdoor sauna on level ground, using the ropes in the box to secure the outdoor sauna tent in wind. Keep vents open with a fresh air intake and exhaust outdoors, and follow the manual. These tents suit every season.
The heater shuts off its gas if the air in the room runs low or if it is knocked off balance. Its timer stops it after 60 minutes, so you relight it for a longer sit. Browse buckets and ladles for your sessions. If you want a room that stays in your yard, consider a permanent outdoor room.
Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors
A session in one of these tents gives you time for relaxation at home or at a campsite. We are an authorized SaunaLife dealer. Every listing carries the full manufacturer warranty. Call us and we will talk through tent size, stones and venting by phone.
Your questions answered
Do portable saunas really work?
Yes, these insulated tents use propane and a basket holding 44 pounds of stones for traditional sauna heat. Three layers hold warmth inside. You can ladle water onto hot stones for steam the Finnish way. The maker puts warmup at under 30 minutes.
How long does a portable sauna take to heat up?
The maker puts warmup at under 30 minutes for most saunas. You can adjust heat from 4.5 to 8.1 kilowatts, while the stones stay hot and the insulated lining holds warmth. The timer shuts the heater off after 60 minutes, so you relight it.
Can I put a portable sauna in my house?
These tents belong outdoors in every season. Set up on level ground, secure the ropes and follow the manual. Keep vents open with fresh air intake and exhaust outdoors. The oxygen sensor cuts gas if oxygen in the air in the room drops too low.
Is a portable sauna a good way to try a sauna before building one?
Owners say yes, with a real heater and stones rather than a steam machine. They report heat like a permanent sauna, helping you judge whether you would use one. The SaunaTrekker pops open in minutes, uses the TITAN SL1 and stones, and packs into its carry bag for summer.
Do portable saunas need special wiring?
No, the TITAN SL1 uses a standard propane tank with the included regulator and hose. It needs no wiring, permanent gas line or chimney. The maker puts a 20 pound tank at about 15 to 25 hours for your portable sauna, depending on heat level.
