Coleman Cabin Camping Tent 4/6 Person with Screened Porch and Rainfly

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1. Mama Cat Verified Buyer – 13 April 2024

   I LOVE this tent. Thanks Coleman for making such a good tent with such a price. The extra room in the front offers so much convenience. It can be used for a change room, a middle place between outside and bedroom, it cuts down a great amount of dirt in the bedroom. Also, no need to be stressful when you are getting out of the tent.
   Very easy to set up. Strongly recommend this version, tent with weatherproof screen room. After the thunder storm, no leaking inside the tent. It’s prefect for front country family camping.

   (not recommend for backcountry camping, it’s quite heavy.)

   Big thumb up!
   

2. Brian Marsden Verified Buyer – 28 April 2024

   Good quality, and superseded by a longer pack unit which will not fit in my boot.
   

3. Ariel Verified Buyer – 8 October 2024

   1st time i used this tent out from the box, August 22 (Typhoon season in the philippines…) Pitching this in front of the beach in Bataan area while raining and 2nd time in Tanay Rizal Sept.18. I really can recommend this.
   Pros: Big Space ( Did not expect how big this one is), Huges window, nice ventilation, Enclosed Screened Porch – extra space where you can put all your things away from the element is very nice and prevent insect..
   Cons: **the windows, During the rain you can not leave the windows open, water drippings from the rainfly directly in to the window.
   **Takes 2 person to set up/ 1 person w/longer time
   Very Satisfied!…
   

4. Thurein Verified Buyer – 12 February 2025

   This tent ticks all the boxes. It has 360 degree view with large windows and a grand entrance with top-to-bottom mesh; keeping the bugs away while letting the cool breeze from the sea. No leakage from the top and the bottom after heavy rain. It was perfectly dry inside. It felt like your own tiny cabin rather than a tent. The size is perfect for a couple or a solo camper.
   

5. Britt Munnell Verified Buyer – 15 April 2025

   This review is for the six person tent with the weatherproof screen room. Summary Lots of floorspace, huge windows, great ventilation, and a weatherproof screen room are some of the wonderful features that makes this tent an obvious choice for warm weather “glamping” in rainy areas. Beware that the abundance of mesh makes this tent a poor choice for cold weather camping, and the heavy weight (30+lbs) is not ideal if you plan on hiking to your camping spot. Tent Dimensions – The bedroom is 9ft long x 10ft wide – The screen room is 4ft long x 10ft wide – The vestibule extends out an additional 3ft – The tent stands at 6ft 4in high at the tallest point – Without the rainfly (and therefore without the vestibule), the total dimensions are 13ft long x 10ft wide – With the rainfly (including the vestibule), the total dimensions are 16ft long x 10ft wide Pros – Phenomenal ventilation, even with the rainfly on – Extremely spacious interior: can (barely) fit 2 queen-sized air mattresses side-by-side – Huge, beautiful windows – The screen room is amazing! Great place to setup some chairs for bug-free lounging. The screen room also helps keep mud out of the bedroom – Multiple storage pouches – Relatively easy to setup (appx 15 minutes with 2 people) – Has port for extension cord. The port has a zipper to keep out bugs – Can stand up inside the tent (6ft 4in tall in center) – Vestibule area in the front of the tent is convenient for stowing gear out of the rain – Floor vent helps with air ventilation when the windows must be zipped up during rain Cons – Very heavy (30+ lbs) – No good place to hang a tent light (the ceiling is entirely mesh) – Storage pouches are high on the walls, which means you must stand up to access the contents – The screen room DOES protect against rain but DOES NOT protect against flooding ground water. The screen room only has tub floors on 3 sides… the front is mesh only. So flooding water could pour in from the front. However, part of the floor in the screen room is mesh, which helps to drain the water. Please note that this issue would only arise in a flood, not a simple rainfall – Screen room doesn’t completely zip up, there is a small gap between the zippers which lets bugs inside – Coleman could’ve picked better colors. This thing looks like it’s from the 90s – The rainfly only has partial coverage, which isn’t ideal for camping in heavy rainfall. The windows must be zipped up when it’s raining, which will contribute to heat buildup inside – Lots of mesh = great ventilation for warm nights… but contributes to poor insulation for cold weather camping. This tent is built for 2 seasons (late spring, summer, early fall) – Expensive – Stakes aren’t heavy duty. May need to replace after several uses