Tent

6 photos · 2011–2020

6 photographs tagged Tent, 2011–2020.

Related: Camping Minneapolis Minnesota Encampment MinneapolisUprising Powderhorn Park
White teepee tent at KOA campground with red rock formations of Devil's Tower National Monument in background, Wyoming.
A teepee tent is situated at the KOA campground near Devil's Tower National Monument in Wyoming. The teepee, a traditional dwelling of many Indigenous Plains tribes, is a modern accommodation offered at the campground. Devil's Tower, a prominent geological formation, was designated the United States' first national monument in 1906. The surrounding landscape features striking red rock formations and sparse vegetation, characteristic of the semi-arid climate of the region.

Painted Teepee Beneath Red Cliffs at Devils Tower KOA

Encampment rules at Powderhorn park
Handwritten signs detailing community rules and meeting schedules are affixed to a tree at the Powderhorn East homeless encampment in South Minneapolis. This temporary settlement emerged as a response to housing insecurity, providing shelter for individuals during a period of significant social unrest in the city. The encampment, located within Powderhorn Park, was subsequently cleared by Minneapolis Police on July 21, 2020. Such sites underscore the challenges of homelessness and the community-led efforts to address immediate needs in urban areas.

Powderhorn Park Encampment Signs

Tent encampment at Powderhorn Park in Minneapolis after residents were displaced from the Sheraton shelter.
A large tent encampment covers part of Powderhorn Park in Minneapolis in June 2020. The camp formed after many unhoused residents were displaced from “The Sanctuary” at the Sheraton Minneapolis Midtown Hotel and moved to the park.

Powderhorn Park Eviction Encampment, Minneapolis

Tent pitched on grassland overlook at Buffalo Gap National Grasslands, South Dakota, at sunrise.
A tent is pitched on a grassy overlook within the Buffalo Gap National Grasslands in South Dakota, as a dramatic sunrise paints the sky with vibrant colors. This area, managed by the Bureau of Land Management, is known for its rugged badlands topography and expansive prairie landscapes. The grasslands were established in 1960 to conserve and manage the natural grasslands and associated wildlife habitats. Today, it remains a significant area for grazing, conservation, and public enjoyment of its natural beauty.

Tent Camping Above the Badlands at Sunrise

Mississippi River island campsite in Minneapolis with tents and a campfire at night.
Mississippi River island campsite, Minneapolis. An overnight camping area on a sandy island in the Mississippi River includes tents and a campfire near the north side of the city.

Mississippi River Island Campsite at Night, Minneapolis

A squirrel approaches a cupcake wrapper and cupcake near a tent at an unidentified campsite, highlighting wildlife interaction with human food waste.
A squirrel investigates a discarded cupcake wrapper near a tent at a campsite.

Squirrel Investigates a Cupcake Wrapper at a Campsite

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