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

I have obligation to write a review on this fantastic product.We got 15 families camping together in Cape Cod recently.This tent was simply the best one we had on the group site! It was much better than others, worth every penny.Pros:High quality materialTall and plenty of room, we put two queue-size air mattresses, still very spacious.Absolutely rain proof. Got heavily rain the first day, but nothing happened to my family at all.bright LED ceiling light and fan (high-low speed). I hooked it with a 6.6V 4600mAH A123 LiFe battery pack, and it run forever.switch with night lightcan be separated into two roomsA lots of windowsEasy setup (took about 15-20 minutes for 2-person the first time) and storage (15 minutes for one person)Cons:Due to the shape and height, it may not very stable for strong gust if you open windows only on one side.May be tricky for one person to set it up, especially for the first time user, but I think it is still manageable in 45-60 minutes.

I did a lot of reading of reviews before I chose this tent. There are so many options out there it was confusing which I should focus on. This tent didn't have the most reviews but they were all positive. I gave up some options for the size and center height and so far, I'm not disappointed with my choice.We took this camping once and did a trial set-up at home before our trip. The second time setting up was quicker and I'm sure this will get easier with practice. It is fairly easy to set up (about 15 minutes with two people for main tent and additional time for fly and guide lines). My only complaint is not knowing the correct way to initially raise the first set of poles. It worked best for us if someone stands in the middle and raises the center over their head, allowing the second person to start setting the poles to the tent. Not sure how a single person manages setting this up without putting undue stress on the fiberglass poles.The tent is very roomy. There are windows everywhere so ventilation is great. The zippers work very easily. Tents have come a long way since our last purchase. The light works well and is very convenient. The fan works but I'm not sure how effective it will be. The temperature while camping was cool. I didn't buy this tent for the fan. Best of all, it rained and rained and we kept absolutely dry. We didn't have any driving rains so i'm not sure how this holds up in wind.Packing up the tent was also no issue. And with a whisk broom and terry towel, the moisture quickly dried on the fly and sides of the tent, avoiding having to set the tent up at home to air out. As we folded the tent for packing, we also were able to dry the tent floor. We used a ground cover so the bottom outside flooring was clean and not very damp.We had a queen mattress, two chairs and small table, gear and plenty of room to move. My husband is 6'6" so the selling point for us is the height of this tent which is fairly constant through the entire tent.It's a keeper.

My husband and I love this tent! We purchased last summer to start camping again. Our first trip out was at Kaibab Lake Campground near Williams, AZ. We had pretreated the tent by spraying with camp dry, practiced setting it up at home(which was really easy). We had three days of monsoon rain up at Kaibab, the tent was amazing - not a drop of water in the tent. Also, it had started to rain as we were setting it up - we put the tent up in record time! There were several campers who pulled out during the night due to the intesity of the storm, but our RV neighbors were pleased to see that we did well overnight and were still in camp when the sun came up. We camped in October at Lynx Lake, near Prescott - we had a beautiful weekend, and the tent was roomy and comfortable. We then camped one last time in Nov. 2016 at Dead Horse Ranch state campground near Cottonwood- also a dry and beautiful weekend - but cold overnight. We use a Buddy heater in the tent to take the chill off - which works very well. We use two twin Coleman blow up mattresses, which are super comfortable. We have room to have those up, plus a table and a small shelf, end table for the bed to put lights on for dark nights. This tent also has a place to pull in an electrical cord, which is really helpful to use a blow dryer or charge electronics. The tent also has a very nice light/fan so you can literally flip a switch and the lights are on in the tent.This is a wonderful tent - the price is so reasonable and the tent is awesome. We are going back to Kaibab in a couple of weeks, and a trip planned to Santa Barbara and the beach - I think we will be very comfortable "glamping" in our Coleman Prairie Breeze tent.