Coleman Prairie Breeze Lighted Cabin Tent, 9-Person , 84″ H x 120″ W x 168″ D.

I really enjoyed this tent. I spent a whole season of a renaissance festival with the tent up for 8 weeks straight. It went through some very very hard rains and some fairly extreme winds. I did give the tent 5 stars but there are a few things I do want to note:1. Waterproof it!! This is the first tent that I've actually waterproofed. Due to the size of the tent and I only had 1 can of waterproofing I only sprayed the rain fly. It went through two rains and only got a little water inside (very minimal amount). I believe the problem was the mesh top of the tent collecting moisture and that building up then falling through. My overall recommendation for rainy days: Cover the tent with a tarp. I was able to get a huge tarp to cover the tent from harbor freight for around $15.2. Use all the guy lines! When I experienced some extreme winds and rain I did have one side of the tent collapse on me. I had only used the corner guy lines. This was due to my lazyness and not any problem of the tent. But I do notice that a lot of people don't always use the guy lines. Make sure you stake them all down if you are going to have some wind!3. Pay attention to the holes in the supports. The rain fly has hooks that go into those support poles. If yo uaren't careful you can put the poles upside down and it will seem like the rain fly can't connect.Those aren't complaints at all. I really enjoyed this tent. I wanted a tent big enough for me to stand in and big enough to put up a bed and have a chair set up. You could easily fit a few beds (large ones) inside this tent. I had more than enough room. I enjoyed how many windows it had.The only improvement I could think of is if it had a hinged door. I've never had a tent with one, but when I was shopping for tents I noticed several came with them. I might actually rig one up for this tent.One small complaint: I wanted to save this for the end to make sure you read everything else. The fan that comes with the tent is not enough to cool down the tent. Even with the room divider up. You can position the bed to where your head is directly under it and then you can feel it. But if yo uwant to actually cool the tent down and feel a "breeze" then I suggest bringing a larger fan. The O2 battery powered fan is one I use and works fairly well for this tent.Update: After camping in the tent for 24 weekends (48 nights) and leaving it up for 8 weeks at a time (under a tarp and tied down to avoid wind damage) it finally broke the zipper on the door. It separates when you try to zip it closed. I can fool with it for several minutes and get it to work but it's frustrating. I'm going to call the vendor and see if they can help me. My rating is still the same I enjoyed this tent for all the time I've used it for so far!

This product saved our camping trip this weekend. I live in New England and over the weekend we had a huge wind storm, and then rain and wind together.The tent buckled a little under the strong 30-40 MPH gusts but it always popped back up. We ended up ratchet strapping one of the legs to a picnic table and I used my Jeep to block some of the wind. We stayed perfectly dry and safe. I wish you guys would make this available again because I would buy one for my whole family.Wind storms aren’t very common up here so we went for a tent with reviews that said the customers stayed dry and we did. My uncles tent was destroyed. Poles literally snapped. They lost a canopy as well which is now in pieces. But my tent was good. So thank you for a QUALITY product.

First I must say we are seasoned tent campers. I have owned many tents and Coleman is the best for the price you pay. I have slept in tents at the beach, in the woods and in campgrounds for vacations and weekend trips my whole life. Now that we are about to have our third child we needed more room to sleep and store our stuff. This tent is replacing a Coleman two room tent that is still working great and has been used hundreds of times in the past 7 years. It's just too small now. I choose not to invest in a camper until they are easier and cheaper and more convenient than this tent. I have a feeling that won't happen for a very long time. Our kids are 5 and under (due to have number three any week now) and the five yr old and 16 month old were crazy about this tent. I only got to use this one time this summer due to our crazy schedule. I was pregnant so my Daddy and brother set it up for me and said it was very easy. I helped take it down and was very impressed with how easy it was and how roomy the bag is that it goes into...it's very forgiving unlike some that require you to squish it down into an impossibly small size just to fit it into the bag. It did not rain on our trip but Coleman tents do very well in the rain from my past experience. The overhead light set up was VERY convenient at night...it was wonderful to switch on a light as I walked in the door. The fan was pretty useless, but it was a nice thought on Colemans part. I easily fit a queen double high air mattress, a pack n play, a twin size air mattress, a bedside table and all of our bags into this tent with plenty of room to spare. I did not have to bend over to walk through the door or walk around inside the tent....that right there makes it my dream tent!! It will be very well ventilated for spring summer and fall camping, there are windows all around. I do not camp in the winter, period. If you love tent camping under the stars and want your kids to enjoy that kind of childhood, then I cannot recommend this one enough. I cannot speak for longevity as we bought it summer of 2014, but the room and convenience are amazing.