Naturehike Cape 4/6/8 Person Camping Tent, 60S Easy Setup Instant Tent Pop up Tent, Waterproof Large Tall 6/8 Person Tents for Camping, Car Camping

Love this tent, it was easy to set up once we knew how. Before our first use, we used waterproofing spray to ensure it would be good no matter the weather. Well good thing we did because our first use we were hit with the residuals of a tropical storm and it held up great. Only one very minimal leak that was able to be controlled with a towel at one of the window zipper closures. I was so surprised how well it held up, it was an horrible storm. Also love the awnings and the ability to open the windows and doors how we want. It is very roomy, we fit a king size blowup mattress on one side with plenty of room on the other side. No loose strings or zipper issues, we bought heavier duty stacks but the ones it came with ended up working out just fine. Highly recommend!

Taken this on three trips so far this season, and really like it so far. Completely waterproof and bug proof. Very easy and fast setup and takedown. Removable solid waterproof top cover with mesh in the ceiling panels for airflow. Front (main), left front, and right rear doors all work well with holes for poles to keep doors up and provide shade, and also connectors to roll up the doors if you prefer that. Nice sized zippers for robust mesh doors. Very fine mesh to keep the smallest of bugs out. Floor travels up the sides and welds with walls 4” up to enhance waterproof capabilities which is very thoughtful design. Right front, left rear, and rear zippered windows with covers also very nice, so great airflow thru the tent. Tall, over 6’ in the center. Comes with 8 stakes and 8 corresponding stake down points, one on each corner and one in each center of the sides with solidly constructed fabric connectors that you can use to (carefully) pull the stakes out when packing up. Relatively lightweight, and fits - barely - in the supplied bag. Great value and functionality for the money. Well designed. Recommended. Note - you will need to buy poles if you want to keep the doors open that way as opposed to rolled up, but a set of 4 poles can be had here on Amazon for less than $20, so still worth it. All in all, a very good buy, I’m very satisfied.

I like the over all quality of the tent. However, I bought this late in December for a trip with my mother this month in April. I definitely should’ve opened the tent and set it up before three weeks before the trip that parts on me. Nevertheless, I set the tent up this weekend to find the inner tent body on one corner, stitching had torn and was no longer connected to the frame. It’s a lot of money to just piss away, but I guess that’s a lesson learned. I wish I had set it up sooner, as was really looking forward to using this tent!

First use i set the tent up. It was really easy. And I really liked it. Slept in it one night. The 2nd day of the camping trip we were away from camp and a afternoon florida storm blew through. I came back to camp and the tent was destroyed. The post bent and it all fell in on itself. Needless to say that was the end of my camping trip. Expensive one night trip and ruined the trip that I've been planning for some time. My next tent will be the traditional ten with fibroglass poles. The other tents that were with me we fiberglass pole tents and they were fine.

I bought 3 of these tents for family camping, and they have been absolutely awesome. The look, design, and overall quality are amazing. We even went through a thunderstorm, and not a single drop of rain got inside — the tent stood like a champ… We’ve used different tent brands before, but they always ended up leaking water. Naturehike completely changed that experience for us… During one camping trip, one of my family members accidentally fell against the side of the tent and broke a pole. I contacted Naturehike, and they sent me a complete new set of poles for free. I’ll always be grateful for that kind of customer service… Because of the quality and support, I’ll definitely continue to stick with Naturehike.