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Price: $284.99
(as of Aug 18, 2026 09:37:11 UTC – Details)
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Customers praise the tent's quality, particularly its vestibule feature, and one customer notes it's one of their best camping purchases.
Customers find the tent spacious, being big enough for 4-5 people, with one customer noting it fits four inflatable camping mattresses inside with room to spare.
Customers find the tent easy to set up and take down, with one customer mentioning it can be done by one person.
Customers have mixed experiences with the tent's water resistance, with some reporting leaks in multiple places.
Customers have mixed opinions about the tent's zippers, with some finding them easy to use while others report issues with functionality.
Customers have mixed experiences with the tent's durability, with some finding it rock solid while others report it breaking on first use.
Customers have mixed opinions about the tent's screen porch, with one customer appreciating its great visibility, while another notes that the sun porch area is shorter than expected.
Customers report issues with airflow in the tent, mentioning problems with wind pushing walls inward, lack of cross ventilation, and condensation due to insufficient guy lines.
Super spacious, great visibility when the rain guard isn’t up. Very easy to set up, I can set it up alone in about 5 minutes. Take down is also very easy and fits into the storage bag with out trying to jam it in.
Great tent for a family of 4 with room for bags and shoes in the vestibule. We were able to jigsaw 1 queen and 2 twin air mattresses in this tent. It was easy to set up, compact for traveling, and an overall good tent for light family camping.
It’s not very sturdy and the instructions aren’t much help putting it up. There was a 10-14mph wind blowing and when there was a gust the entire tent folded down on itself a foot or so! I put it down to a lack of guide ropes on the fly sheet. There just aren’t enough of them to keep it steady. The tents either side of us, a Vango and something else both had many more guide ropes and weren’t moving at all, as ours was bending and buckling. Once the wind died down it was absolutely fine. Putting the fly sheet on was a nightmare, particularly with the wind. But it wasn’t clear which way round it was supposed to be and it was trial and error till we finally got it on properly. I say properly, it was all clipped to the poles but it wasn’t quite right. One corner was sagging and we couldn’t figure out why. TBF it was the first time we’ve put it up and the wind wasn’t helping, but the “10 minute” erection time turned into about 45 minutes. It’s a good layout though, tall enough to stand in easily, plenty of space for a 4 foot wide mattress and all our kit and the front porch bit is extremely useful. It was lovely sitting inside with a glass of wine, watching the sunset when midge time arrived!
