Glamcamp Bell Tent,4 Seasons Breathable Cotton Canvas Yurt Tent - w/Stove Jack,Luxury Camping Tent Outdoor,Zipped Removable Floor

Love my Yurt! Easy to set up and take down. It’s easier to get the pole positioned in the middle with a second person but I have done it myself many times. Longest part of setup is tacking down all the ropes. My only gripe is it is SOOOO heavy. Do not attempt to lift by yourself unless you have a lot of upper body strength. I’d even recommend a weight belt to save your back. I had to buy a foldable lawn metal cart to transport it by myself. I spray it down with bleach water after each use and fold it out to completely dry in the sun and put it away and no mold or issues yet!

Overall, I am impressed.We went ahead and added additional waterproofing (not sure if it was a good move or not) but I had read that the seems could be leaky. After we wet the entire tent down and let it dry, we then used some scotch guard spray and hit the seams more than the rest. You may notice that in the pictures.We took this to Colorado for a 5 night trip, and slept (with a Big Buddy) heater in freezing conditions and the tent stayed nicely warm all night long. One day got fairly warm so we opened up the sides which I think is a great feature.We also spent 5 nights in Texas with temperatures ranging from 46 degrees to 93 degrees (crazy!). The tent handles both temperatures well and held up VERY well in some crazy gusty wind (it was barely noticeable inside).SETUP:We use an inexpensive tarp and just stake the tent right through it. No problem (a 16 x 20) which allows us a small "front porch" area. This tent is easy to setup. Remarkably easy. Stake the tent down around the edges. Put in center pole. Put in door pole. Stake down the guy line stakes. Tighten guy lines. Done. You may need to make some adjustments to initial tent ground stake locations the first time, but we truly had no difficulty and only adjusted one stake a few inches.We used the stove jack to run a gas line to an outside propane tank (like the ones you use with a grill). And put a tent heater (Bug Buddy) just inside under the jack on a fire pit mat. Worked great. Also got a cheap carbon monoxide detector. No problems at all.The SPACE is incredible. There is so much room in this tent. We had two queen beds, a twin floor mat AND a table along with a bunch of clothes, electronics and other random stuff. Never felt crowded.I may upgrade at some point to the white duck version with a fully screened side, but honestly if it's too hot to sleep comfortably, it's too hot for me to camp at all.Really feel like this is a good bargain. We will see how it holds up in the rain and update once that happens.Only con. THIS BABY IS HEEEAAAAVVVY! Glad my husband is around to carry it, or I'd need a dolly/cart to get it moved.

So I waited until I actually camped in this thing. The good: very spacious on the inside. We got four cots no issue and still had room. It’s made of quality canvas. It is super easy set up. A little buddy heater on low will warm it up great. It’s tough. We left it up in a windstorm in the woods with 60Mph winds and it stood there fine. The only rain that got in was because I forgot to close the flaps on the door so operator error on that one. Once I got it all zipped up it was water tight. And dried really fast the next day. Within 20 min of opening it up.The only bad things I have to say about it is. It’s heavy. But if you want quality it’s going to weigh a bit. My other grip is there are a lot of cordage with this tent that stick out pretty far. Other that that this was a great buy I don’t regret. I’ve done a lot of tent camping and this is the best one I have found. I absolutely love it.

I bought thus yurt to live in until I build my house. There are a few thing that someone buying should know. When you pull the floor out and stake it you will find that the front door will not zip up. and you are left with a large hole. The stove hole flap is not on the side of the picture, It is on the right-side of the door and not in the back. The hole of the stove vent is larger then 4inches. the zippers for the windows are on the inside and there are no covers for the outside of them.the floor is a bowl it is thick . It does not stop the cold from the ground. The Yurt does stay about 5 to 10 degrees hotter then outside. It has held up in the wind and even a small snowstorm.I have been living in the tent for about two weeks now and I am glad that I Bought this item just needs a few adjustment and this would be the best tent I have ever owned.In a few more weeks I will post another update.

My canvas yurt tent came today and after an easy set up, I am soooo happy with it. Extremely durable and the stove vent is in the top, not the side wall which is a much better design. We soaked the canvas with the hose, as recommended before first use to shrink the fabric pores and tighten the seams but we had no leaks. Inside is nice and dry. I love this tent. It’s very spacious and the bottom of the tent is thick and durable. You won’t need to put a tarp down first to keep moisture out with this tent like you do nylon tents. The zippers are heavy duty. The double stitching is very well done. I have I said that I really love this tent yet? I can’t wait to use it camping in the crisp fall weather.

This tent is quality without the hassle of big brand name b.s. (inflated price). I have used it in the desert and in the mountains. It works great in the cold and hot. Used with a camp stove. This thing is awesome! The floor is super thick and can with stand setting up on rocky surfaces and you can be bare foot inside and barely feel the rocks. The customer service was excellent! The A frame pole I received was slightly bent when it came in the mail. The company replaced it at no cost and sent it fast. This will be the last tent I purchase because it’s built to last. It has barely enough room for my wife, 3 kids, and 2 dogs with a tent stove! However most the time it’s just my wife and I with our 2 dogs and it’s luxurious when it’s just us. It’s a breeze to set up and do it all by myself. Takes me about an hour to set up and hour to take down. But I take my time and enjoy the beauty of this thing when it’s up. This thing handles the harshest of weather as well. I had 30 mph gusts hit this thing and inside it seems like a gentle breeze.