Tent Rentals in Los Angeles, CA

Factual: we list 20 tent rental companies in Los Angeles, CA, with an average Google rating of 4.7 across 1,170 total reviews.

There are various types of tents available for rental, including frame tents, which are versatile and sturdy; pole tents, known for their elegant look; sailcloth tents, which feature a beautiful translucent fabric; pop-up canopies, ideal for smaller gatherings; and clear-top tents, offering a unique view of the sky. Explore our tent types guide for more details.

To determine the right tent size, consider that you’ll need about 10-15 square feet per seated guest and 6-8 square feet for a cocktail-style setup. For example, a 20x20 tent can accommodate around 40 seated guests, a 20x40 tent fits about 80, and a 40x60 tent can hold approximately 200 guests. Consult your provider for tailored sizing recommendations.

Tent permit requirements vary by municipality, tent size, whether it's commercial or residential, and fire code. We recommend contacting the Los Angeles city government, building department, or fire marshal's office directly to confirm requirements for your specific event.

It's generally advisable to book tent rentals 3-6 months in advance during peak season (May through September), particularly for weddings. For off-season or smaller events, you might find that booking 4-6 weeks ahead is sufficient. Always reach out to providers to check their availability.

Prices for tent rentals can vary significantly based on factors such as tent size, type (frame, pole, or sailcloth), rental duration, delivery distance, and additional features like sidewalls, flooring, lighting, and HVAC. While a small 10x10 tent may start at around $150, larger options like a 40x60 wedding tent could range from $1,500 to $4,000 or more. It's best to request quotes from multiple providers to compare options.

When comparing tent rental companies, consider their Google ratings and review counts for credibility, the services they provide (including delivery, setup, and takedown), insurance and permits they manage, as well as their cancellation and rain policies. Additionally, check whether add-ons like sidewalls, flooring, lights, and heating/cooling are included or available separately. Our directory highlights ratings and review counts to assist in your comparison.

Most tent rentals typically include the tent itself, basic setup and takedown, and delivery within a local radius. However, additional items such as sidewalls, flooring, lighting, tables, chairs, linens, heaters, and fans are usually offered as separate add-ons or require a full event package. Be sure to confirm what’s included with each provider before finalizing your booking.