I like this tent it is easy to use set up and take down. I like you can open the windows if you want or leave the door open by rolling up and securing. The floor tarp is included but separate piece havent really had to use that yet but like thats it included along with the ceiling cover that can be installed. I bought the larger one but don't think I could fit 4 chairs in there 2 yes not 4. It can be a little tough to see through at times it has to be a straight view or things are blurry but I'd rather have that than be drenched or cold from the wind. I used it for my 3rd time today and unfortunately I noticed there is a tear in the plastic above the door zipper. First time I used it was for rain, second cold and today rain and cold. I will continue to use it, just sucks its already ripped. Hope that this is the only spot that I have an issue with and the door zipper continues to work and doesnt cause the rip to get worse.

This tent works great as a shower, changing room, or for that unmentionable other need. The large version is a good size for a bigger or tall person; but not ideal for two medium size folks trying to conserve water. The hook on the inside at the top of the tent is a great place for a carabiner mounted light, however it did not hold or secure our shower head. Set up time is minimal, maybe 5+ minutes; depending on whether you want to stake yours down. Breakdown is just as simple or intricate, depending on your glass of water. If you choose to stake yours down, setup or assess where you will be mounting your shower system and be mindful that you have the neccesary slack in your shower head hose. Post camp clean up was determined to be easier by setting it up at home and hosing it off. We opted not to use the rainfly due to the gorgeous sky views, however this created an additional place for firewood ash to gather resulting in a more thorough cleaning. A general notion to keep in mind if you are camping in a forest that has been under drought conditions for a prolonged period of time, SPIDERS! Oh they love to climb up this water spout of a tent, for sure!