Eureka! NoBugZone 3in1 Shelter, 2624531

We needed an area to cook and prep food, as well as a place to sit with protection from bugs, the sun, or rain. We took it camping with us just the other day. Setup is fairly easy if you're used to other tents, but much more complex than the pop up kinds. Takes me about 10 minutes by myself, or 5 minutes with another person. All the poles are metal and click together. Once the shelter is setup, it's a little wobbly, so I'd highly recommend staking down all 4 sides and setting at least 4 flys until the shelter is stable. Each corner has 2 flys for more stability. It survived a 30 minute thunderstorm but be sure to move everything towards the center because the fly doesn't extend past the sides of the tent. I wish there was a side fly like on tents, to drain the water down it instead of it dripping inside, I would highly recommend buying the sides when they are back in stock for heavy rain situations. We cooked food in our tent, not sure if advisable by the company but we were safe and had it far enough away to avoid accidents. It was so much better than combatting bugs on a picnic table while preparing food. You could fit 6 people with a kitchen prep area and still have some room in the middle for a table.Pro: great camp kitchen, roomy, more than enough room to stand everywhere, two entry doors, tons of hooks around the ceiling for things, bag is decently sized (about the same as a popular brand 6 person tent).Cons: wobbly, requires >14 stakes to properly secure, rain fly is too short (solved by purchasing sides), little more complicated to set up.

So, I’m not a camper, but I do like to spend a lot time outdoors, especially entertaining. First thing you non-campers need to know is that THIS IS NOT A POP UP TENT. If you’re like me when you see the all the poles you’ll be overwhelmed. Surprisingly this was EASY TO ASSEMBLE even with all the poles. You make a big “X” for the canopy and then attach the legs. It’s not hard at all.We have a big outdoor living space and we entertain a lot. Rather than having 100 food covers on a table, this tent is wide enough to hold 2 six inch tables inside of it for food. It has two zipping walls so people can enter from both sides. It’s perfect for outdoor events — I guess for camping, too. The one thing I’d caution you is to be sure you use the stakes. Our backyard is wooded and can be a bit of wind tunnel at times. Though the tent is sturdy in calm weather, it will over without the stakes in a strong wind....and by strong I mean, “March” not hurricane.

I received a free product for review, I was supposed to receive the 3-in-1 shelter however I received the screen house version. We will still use this model, but I did want to note that I didn’t factor that into my review.The instructions are very clear and easy to follow, I assembled it myself in 30 minutes battling the wind. It can easily be assembled in 10 minutes with 2 people. The screenhouse version has a white covered top with screens on all 4 sides. The front and back fully unzip (one has 1 zipper down the center and things to hold both sides open, the other has a zipper on each side and rolls up out of the way). It has both plastic and metal stakes included, you will need them as small gusts of wind will blow it down if it using fully staked down. It is very large, plenty big enough for a picnic table to fit under or many chairs. (In the photo I didn’t have it fully staked down.)

First time setting up tent the loop on the connector that attaches the tent to stake ring broke at seam with almost no tension. I figured this could be replaced easily so I continued with set up to verify everything else. While putting up sidewalls (purchased separately) I discover no loop in lower corner of one side that is necessary to properly connect the sidewall. I will also add the sidewall clips are thin plastic that look like the will break easily. Returned everything for refund.

Once up and setup this is a decent tent for putting over a picnic table at a campsite -- or just using outside for getting out of the bugs. However it definitely needs two people to set it up and it needs the guy lines out all the time. Without them the poles feel like they will easily get bent.The good part is that it's a fairly light tent, it's 12x9 which is fairly nice, and the screen is decent -- and the top is rainproof.

We are very happy with this canopy. My husband set it up and it took about 15 minutes by himself. He’s 6 foot 7 inches, and can stand inside comfortably. It has hooks throughout the inside so you can hang stuff, lights etc. The canopy has one side that folds all the way up, so you can put a picnic table inside. The other side has a zipper in the center and unzips from the bottom all the way up. The poles that are used to set up the tent are metal with metal chain inside. Everything went easily back into the bag when we put it away, and the bag weighs about 9lbs with everything in it. Excellent quality, I think it will last for years to come.

We more often go to the beach where we need protection from the sun as the bugs aren't too bad, but we also sometimes find ourselves in the mountains where bugs can make an otherwise nice summer day miserable. What's great about this shelter is that it is good for both. The fly protects from sun and rain, while the screened tent keeps the bugs at bay. Also good for picnics so you can have food out without having to cover each dish.

Not worth the money, first camping trip using it, the bottom loop ripped right off and we were gentle with it. Not a well made product. Returned!

I am very picky about my camping products. As avid campers we like practical and easy set up, but quality.The reviews were mixed when I purchased this, but I know the brand makes good products. I was really blown away. It was easy to set up, beyond durable and worked amazing.You definitely need 2 people to set this up quickly, but could be done with one person if they take their time.The tent is huge. The picnic table in the picture is about one and half a regular tables. As I stand 6 feet tall I never had an issue standing inside.My friends even commented on how great it is and they wish they bought this over their Colman.

Living in Quebec during summer of 2023 I knew that it would no doubt be a full week of rain when I booked a campsite this past August, so I invested in this rain shelter. Thank goodness! It did in fact rain for a week, and we spent a great deal of time under the Eureka! This is easy to assemble with 2 people, not sure if I could manage it alone or not. But it was easy enough to take apart by myself. I highly reccomend you invest in the side walls though which are sold separatley if you are purchasing this for rainy weather.I really appreciated the versatility and being able to take the side walls off on sunny days to get a better view of the beautiful forest we were camping in and I love that there are two doors... one that opens a full wall and one with a zipper down the middle. Since I was camping with a friend who has mobility issues it was great to be able to open up the larger entrance.Seriously one of our best car camping purchases so far. Also makes for a great camp kitchen.

Used it for the first time this weekend, a little confusing to set-up the first time, next time around well probably set it up in minutes, takes two people to setup, easy to take down, great transport bag, and most importantly, keeps the bugs out! Highly recommended A++++

We bought this tent because is seemed like the perfect option as a dinning tent that could serve as sleeping space when needed once the floor and panels were installed. The screen tent is ok accept it doesn’t sit on ground in corners so not a good seal against bugs. The panels go on the inside so are useless when it rains hard… water runs down the panels onto the floor inside. The floor fits poorly and the panels and floor clips to attach to tent are flimsy and poorly designed. The fly protects the top only from rain… no side protection. Not the quality I associate with the eureka brand.

Cette tente cuisine n’est pas à l’abri de la pluie même avec les toiles blanches acheter en supplément et la toile pour le plancher garde l’eau car les toiles blanche sont à poser à l’intérieur de l’abris et la pluie s’accumule sur la toile. Pour ce qui est de la tente elle même, dès la première utilisation l’anneau de tissus à lâcher au coin gauche de la tente et en l’absence de cette anneau de coin, le coin de la toile blanche n’est plus tenu et l’eau entre encore plus . Le seul côté positif c’est que les toiles blanches sont d’excellent pare- soleil et garde la tente plus fraîche , pour les moustiques, comme la toile de plancher ( acheté en supplément) ne fait que s’accrocher par endroit, les moustiques peuvent entrer par dessous. Il nous a fallu d’ailleurs enlever la toile du fond car l’eau ne peut s’évacuer sur une toile complètement imperméable. Nous ne sommes pas vraiment content de notre achat .