Tipi Poles UK - Douglas Fir Tipi Pole Sets & Individual Poles

We know what it’s like when you need just a few replacement poles, or when you want to keep your much-loved canvas but refresh it with a strong new tipi pole frame.

At MyTipi, we supply high-quality, sustainably sourced tipi poles, available in almost any length and quantity. Whether you’re replacing individual poles, building a full tipi structure, or sourcing poles for a bespoke project, we can help.

Our poles are carefully selected from Larch and Douglas Fir, both renowned for their strength, durability and natural flexibility. Each pole is hand-peeled and prepared ready for immediate use. With proper care, your poles will last for many years.

We regularly supply poles for a wide range of uses. These natural timber poles are commonly known as tipi poles, lodge poles, pioneering poles, scout poles or festival flag poles, and are used for tipis, outdoor structures, scouting projects, forest schools, glamping sites and event installations.

We can produce poles in almost any size, from small children’s play tipis to large traditional lodges, stretch tents and pioneering projects. If you’re looking for something specific, just get in touch, we’re always happy to help. We offer flexible delivery and collection options across the UK.

All of our poles are sustainably sourced from local Forestry Commission-managed forests and hand-selected to ensure they are straight and as free from excessive knots or bends as possible. We can supply a wide range of sizes, with our most popular sets listed below.

Tipi 14ft diameter - 14 poles (17–18ft)
£450 per set or £32 each

Tipi 16ft diameter - 14 poles (19–20ft)
£490 per set or £35 each

Tipi 18ft diameter – 17 poles (21–22ft)
£665 per set or £39 each

Tipi 21ft diameter – 17 poles (24–25ft)
£750 per set or £44 each

Tipi 24ft diameter – 19 poles (28–29ft)
£970 per set or £51 each

All other sizes and quantities available, please contact us for more info.

**All of our poles are sustainably sourced from local forests who are part of the Forestry Commission, they are hand selected to be straight and as free of kinks or knots as possible...