VEVOR Gazebo Screen Tent, 12 x 12 ft, 6 Sided Pop-up Camping Canopy Shelter Tent with Mesh Windows, Portable Carry Bag, Ground Stakes, Large Shade Tents for Outdoor Camping, Lawn and Backyard

It was relatively easy for me to pop up on my own. I'm only 5'2", so there was a small challenge, but I was able to get it fully assembled in about 10 minutes. My workaround was to pull the top out before I stood it upright. Now that I know that, it will be even less time. Pulling it down was also easy. I turned it on its side first, then popped in the top, and then the rest of the sides. I also could have used a step ladder. After taking it down, I easily rolled it up, clipped the straps on, and stuffed it back into the carry case. The quality is better than expected. It stands very well on its own without needing to be tied down. I love that there are also extra walls with Velcro for shade. One thing to be aware of, the sides pop out about a foot beyond 6x6. It still fits on my deck, but the sides touch the wall and railing. Definitely not a deal breaker. The things I don't like are just cosmetic. I wish it came in more colors, and I wish the logo wasn't so large. My deck is in the sun most of the day, so I don't stay out there too long. I'm really looking forward to spending more time out there in the shade.

Bought this tent to replace a 6 pole hexagonal tent which has aged out. There is a learning curve to setting up this tent but it was reasonably fast. Two people are needed to set up the 12 x12 tent and it should be noted that there are 3 poles in the center of this tent rather than a pop up center. We took this tent for its maiden voyage to Lake Superior Provincial Park which is known for its damp, windy conditions. The tent performed extremely well. The fine netting kept out the pesky no-see-ums, mosquitos and sand fleas. The well designed skirting funneled water away from the tent and it was warm and comfortable with the removable top in place. This is a well made tent of quality material and withstood both wind and rain when anchored properly. I recommend tying off from the upper loops rather than the pop out sides, although doing both would give good support in stormy weather. The tent comes with 13 stakes and guy lines. I recommend picking up an additional 6 for storm protection. The canopy poles are not freestanding so we did not use them. Overall I would say this has been a good quality purchase. I remain optimistic that this tent will last for several camping seasons. The only negative to date is that the tent must be carefully refolded to prevent bending the fiberglass poles and the stuff bag is a little too small. I would bring a separate bag for the rainfly and stake/pole bag to make more room. This is a heavy tent at almost 40 pounds and is more appropriate for car camping.

Awesome canopy. Nice and big, easy to set up (literally takes like 2 minutes, kinda on the heavy side but it holds up really well. Had it set up during a big storm at Rockfest and nothing broke. Also it was really easy to put in and out of the storage bag and that was a huge plus for me. My only complaint is the screen is so fine that it blocks a lot of the breeze, however it does great at keeping bugs out.

I have tried several different screen tents and this one was one of the better ones, but none of them are great. Setting this up is pretty simple. The main issue I had was with the fiberglass poles that support the roof. They slide into metal sockets to make the sectional poles full length. The fiberglass split on the end of one of them when sliding into the socket and created a very sharp splinter. They are supposed to be tied together in the middle to keep them centered, but the tie down "strings" are too short the be able to secure them very easily. When it rained, even with the fly off, the weight of the water collapsed the roof. The tent stayed up, since it is anchored properly, and it was pretty simple to push the top back up. But it should not have collapsed. While setting it up is pretty simple, taking it down and folding it to fit into the bag is a chore. I don't know how they got it packed so well when it was new, but I found it very difficult to fold back up. There are virtually no directions so you're pretty much on your own trying to figure out how best to repack it. The top fly is removable, which is nice since it can get pretty hot inside if there isn't breeze. It is a lot easier to pack with the top fly removed. The sides curtains roll up but really need to be unrolled when packing it up. It would be nice if the side curtains were completely removable like on some other screen tents similar to this. The bag that comes with this tent is junk. It is too small, too light weight and the handles are not sturdy enough to take the weight of the tent when it is lifted by the handle. At over 50 pounds, there is a lot of stress on the stitching and the one I bought (and returned) tore removing it from the shipping box. I returned the one I bought is hopes of finding a better option.

SO far has held up to storms and the like. The screen on top is great for star gazing unless it's rainy but then the ceiling can cover it well. The sides do pop out of form now and then in high winds but this seems like it was worth the money! Roomy, side panels that you can adjust for privacy. Like it. Still holding up perfectly, the only engineering change I would make is add a drain eyelet to the side flaps. When rolled up they hold rain.

Wow. I'm not kidding. Very easy to set up and just as easy to put away. Takes two people for the easy, easy way, but could be done with one adult. I absolutely love the fly that goes over the top, just hooks on tightly with the criss-cross poles. The only other poles hold the door frame shape. The awning never moved when it collected rain and the inside mesh is so tight no rain gets in unless you touch it from the inside. Only downside, no good air flow without a breeze. Just get a small fan. We loved this so much and got lots of compliments. 12x12 was perfect for camping. The picnic tables were 8' and we had room on the ends, room to cook and room for the food coolers and totes. GET IT. DON'T PASS THIS UP.

This is my best purchase of 2026 so far. It sets up easier than a regular square canopy, has a lot of room, and the screened sides keep bugs out. When needing the sides on(due to rain), it takes just minutes. The construction and durablity is top notch. I highly recommend.

I would have given it a 5 Star! It is easy to set up. Im 62 and my mother in law is 80 we had it up in 40mins! So im assuming younger people could set it up in half the time but it will take 2 people or one person with very long arms and legs!! Lol! My only issue with the tent was it arrived with a hole in the carrying case and a few of the velcro straps wont attach! Bought it on amazon prime day so makes me think I got one that was returned! 🥲 Overall it seems to be of good quality. I would recommend it just look it over before putting it up.

Great, Mostly Recommended.

Me está haciendo un avio excelente

This tent was very easy to set up and pull down, and has sturdy construction. The large size easily covers a picnic table with plenty of room to spare. The panels are easy to attach and provide complete privacy. The screens are quite fine, so the interior would get quite warm in direct sunlight, and we could only comfortably use it in the morning or evening. However, the door is wide enough that we could easily pull the picnic table out if it got too warm. It stood up well in the wind, and we put rocks on the ground flaps to keep them from blowing underneath. We haven’t used it in the rain yet, so can’t say about how weather proof it is. It performed its function for our purposes: kept the bugs out and we could enjoy our dinners outside in privacy.

Vraiment très bonne qualité j en suis ravis

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