4-6 Person Camping Tent, Large Family Cabin Tents with Porch & Rainfly, Double Layer Waterproof Glamping Tent with 2 Rooms 2 Doors, Portable Big Tents for Outdoor Camping Hiking Party

When I opened it at the campground, it had a small rip. Even though it was disappointing , but I was still able to set it up and use it for 4 nights. I really liked it(besides the rip). It’s very roomy and easy to set up. When I got back, I wanted to return it. The seller was fast and excellent in responding and helping me with the refund, and that’s the main reason why I gave it a 5-star

The media could not be loaded. My family and I decided to go camping this past 4th of July weekend and so I needed a tent. This was my first time camping like ever! I came across so many options of tents on here which got me so overwhelmed, but once I came across this tent and I knew this was the one. And you guys… was I RIGHT! The tent material was high quality, zippers was sturdy, it was so easy to put up and take down. My personal favorite about the tent is that it can split into two rooms! So I made one side like a little bedroom and the other a chill area with all our things lol. Great for summer use. Overall I love it, it was a GREAT tent for us! Will be purchasing another one again for my daughters.

This tent is perfect. I loved the dual sunshades! The color is beautiful and it folds up easily.

Great tent. Really withstood the wind at McConaughy Lake, NE (iykyk)! The tent did have a silver flap rip off near one of the main zippers. It’s not detrimental to the functioning of the tent, but was a bit annoying.

Highly recommend this tent it went through a heavy rain storm and a heavy wind storm with no leaks and no condensation on the inside of the tent like tents we’ve gotten in the past. Would definitely buy again!!

This tent turned out to be so much better than I ever thought it would be. That is because I unintentionally put it through a 3 1/2 week test and it withstood everything that was thrown at it. Instead of going through all the nice features and specs of the tent in this review, I'm going to instead tell you just how I found out how durable and waterproof this tent really is. So anytime I get a new tent, I always put it up in my backyard for two or three days to let it air out, stretch out, look it over, and all that good stuff. So I did that with this tent, just like I normally do. Except this time, due to various reasons and multiple rainstorms, the tent ended up staying up for 3 1/2 weeks! Every time I thought I would get a chance to take it down, it would rain again and I'd have to wait for it to dry again. It ended up getting covered in leaves and all kind of stuff out of the trees. Some of the leaves even stained the light colored rain cover because of sitting on it for so long. Usually when I would know that it was going to rain, I would go out and close all the windows and the two awnings on the tent. During all that time, not once, not ever did any rain get through to the inside of the tent, which was quite impressive and I was happy to see. However, one night around the 2 1/2 week mark an unexpected heavy rain came through and I didn't get the tent closed up. This is where I found out just how good quality this tent actually is. It of course, was still standing, which I fully expected it to be. However, the front awning had at least 2 to 3 gallons of water that had puddled on it. Not only did it support all the weight of that water but the bottom side of the awning, directly underneath the huge puddle of standing water, was bone dry! I mean, it wasn't even slightly moist underneath! Completely bone dry! That completely blew me away and was the moment I realized just how awesome this tent really is. The only water that ever got inside the tent during the entire 3 1/2 weeks was during that specific rainstorm. It was only because where I had left all the windows open and the blowing rain managed to get about 10 drops through the mesh of the end window that doesn't have an awning over it. So the rain cover itself never once leaked at all during the entire time the tent was up. I knew with it being a double wall tent with a full coverage rain cover that when closed it should do good in fairly heavy rain. However, I never knew it would hold up as good as it did with all the awnings and windows open. By time I finally got a chance to take the tent down. I actually had to blow the whole thing off with a leaf blower to get all the leaves and debris off of it, and then even wipe it down to try to get some of the leaf stains and dirt off of it. So needless to say, if you need a fairly large and very durable tent for some serious inclement weather, this one is definitely a good choice. After everything I've seen it go through, I would have no problem or worries being inside of it during a full on downpour. I am incredibly impressed with this tent. I feel super lucky to have gotten it and after seeing what it can do I 100% would recommend it.I included a kinda funny picture of what my backyard looks like on any given day because I review so many tents and other camping stuff. With this tent in the picture shortly after I first put it up.Also, you will need to provide your own extra set of poles and guy lines if you want to put both awnings up at the same time. The tent only comes with one set. In the picture I was using a set of AVO Forest adjustable tarp poles that worked great with this tent.

This tent is like a portable castle for campers who want comfort, space, and a touch of glamping vibes. With room for 4–6 people (or a few smaller humans), it’s got all the features you’d hope for—minus a butler to serve you s’mores.First off, it’s built like a champ with double-stitched seams and zippers that glide like butter, reinforced with Velcro for extra weatherproofing. The rainfly is the star of the show, doubling as an awning for shaded lounging or rolling up for breezy airflow. When fully deployed, it’s basically the rain-blocking superhero you didn’t know you needed, covering all sides down to the ground. Bonus points for the screened ceiling—perfect for stargazing when the weather cooperates.The setup, however, might make you feel like you’re decoding an ancient artifact. With instructions only in Chinese, it’s a good thing the process isn’t rocket science. Quick tip: metal poles go on the ground, fiberglass poles over the top, and your patience somewhere in between.Once it’s up, the two-room, two-door layout feels like a camping palace. The spacious windows and screened doors keep it airy, while the double-layer design keeps out rain and creepy crawlies. Whether you’re camping with family or just like a lot of space to stretch out, this tent is ready for anything—well, except pitching itself.

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