3 in 1 Instant Pop Up Camping Tents for 2 4 6 Person Family Use

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1. Stephanie kramer Verified Buyer – 10 March 2024

   Nice tent easy to set up and had a lot of space inside!
   

2. cirine Verified Buyer – 15 May 2024

   Cette tente est facile à installer , elle utilise de très bonne matière , parfait pour faire du camping ou autre
   

3. Jeff Verified Buyer – 25 November 2024

   This tent is so impressive. You can set it up as just a tent, a tent with a rainfly, or you can use the rainfly as a beach or sun shelter. It’s so easy to set up the tent you just basically pull up the poles and they’re connected to the fabric. It’s just as easy to take down. It’s perfect for hiking because it’s lightweight and compact,
   

4. Franziska Braungart Verified Buyer – 9 January 2025

   Wir sind begeistert! Innerhalb von ein paar Minütchen steht das Zelt sicher und fest. Fast so schnell ist es wieder eingeklappt. Qualität ist hoch und Platz für 4 Personen ausreichend(mit Gepäck). Wir würden es jederzeit wieder kaufen.
   

5. Michele L. Verified Buyer – 11 February 2025

   Tutto come in descrizione 😊
   

6. Saul Gonzalez Verified Buyer – 16 February 2025

   Being in Florida camping, I know the struggle with our brutal humidity and surprise weather, so finding a truly waterproof tent feels like striking gold! After testing this one through some classic Florida conditions, morning dew that soaks everything in sight, afternoon thunderstorms, and humidity that could melt steel, I’m genuinely impressed. Setup was easy (even with our unpredictable winds trying to turn it into a parasail), taking about 5-10 minutes solo. The real champion moment came during those notorious Florida mornings when everything outside looked like it had been sprayed, the inside of the tent stayed perfectly dry. The ventilation system handled our sticky air like a champ, all while keeping out our state bird (the mosquito). The instructions could be clearer, but once you figure out the setup, it’s smooth camping. For anyone who camps in high humidity areas, this tent is definitely worth considering and I highly recommend it.
   

7. DatChickGrazka Verified Buyer – 9 March 2025

   The Gerduck 3-in-1 Camping Tent is a solid choice for outdoor adventures, especially if you’re after something versatile. It’s great for camping, beach days, or even picnics, thanks to the separate outer tent that works as a sun shelter or rainfly. The setup is super easy, taking no more than a minute with the automatic pop-up feature, which is a real time-saver when you’re tired after a long day of hiking.
   With enough space for four people, it’s roomy enough for a comfortable sleep, and the mesh windows provide great ventilation, keeping the inside fresh. The waterproofing is impressive too, and it held up well in a bit of rain. At £119.49, it’s not the cheapest, but for what you get, it’s decent value. Plus, with whatcampingtent.com Prime, delivery and returns are hassle-free.
   

8. piglets Verified Buyer – 13 March 2025

   This did go up and come down easily. And fit back in the bag! Five stars for that!

   We did not have any wet weather to know if it would hold up. I have my doubts. We’re going to make sure other people are long, so if it doesn’t hold up, we can stay in theirs. The fabric is so thin and doesn’t feel durable.

   The screens have a flap, not a zipper. And wind will still blow in.

   The fabric feels so thin and cheap, compared to ALL of our other tents. It doesn’t feel like it’ll last.

   Ours is a 6 person. If we’re sardines, but we’re not. And none of us are wide. We feel it’s too small. And I couldn’t stand straight inside. Up enough to get dressed, so that’s a plus.

   I feel it’s over priced for the quality. Easy up and down is great, but not if it isn’t going to hold up.
   

9. Gyroslynky Verified Buyer – 20 March 2025

   I love tents. I own way too many, but wanted to add this pop up tent to the collection. For it’s size, it’s pricing isn’t too bad, considering it’s unique feature is relatively new. This is, first and foremost, a car camping tent due to size and weight in-bag, and ideal for areas without heavy rain, as the rainfly does not go to the ground on all sides. I forgot to get a video but this is, once you master 2 or 3 main steps, very easy to set up. I’ve done tent set up races and this is the fastest short of those ones you pop open like a folding car sunshade. However, it’s the 2 or 3 main steps that get people. The instructions are not the worst but you are left with vague wording and must intuit more than you may feel comfortable one. A big stickler is their use of “two symmetrical rods” as description of the main trigger to pop this up. A more accurate description might be “two shortest rods around central pole”). Watching the video will also help a lot to help with comfort level of handling it and linking the actions to the much-to-be-desired instructions (I mostly ignored them). Definitely want a trial run before showing up on site somewhere. The take down was about as frustrating as the set up, though I knew where to apply leverage but I’m short so it was hard. I was able to logic my way through but the instructions were no help (watch the videos and pay attention to how it acts in your hands). I did not get it back in its bag so maybe plan on that. Bring more string to tie it closed. The size was big. I usually have 4-person or less tents. This advertises as 4-6 and I would definitely say 5 is the max but you really have to like each other and not plan on a lot of extra in the tent with you. Six would be ambitious unless they are kids and you can Tetris them in. Four adults is really the most comfortable, especially if you have extra stuff in there. Also, I’m 5 foot and can stand right in middle and my head touches the top. So, the usual ducking inside the tent. This is very minor but something that caught my eye because of experience with tents but probably won’t bother anyone else: 1. The window and door latches (for when you want to keep them open) are ties you pull thru a loop and very short. Many brands have moved to toggles you push thru the loop. I do not like the tie method, especially when so short. This is not a tent that needs to save on weight, use the toggle. 2. I didn’t see 2-way zipper doors. Not a big deal – zippers all worked – but I am very used to having 2-way zip because it’s handy to be able to choose where to find the zip (can leave it zipped right in middle of the door arch for easy visibility rather than in lower right corner). Again, not like they need worry about the extra weight. And 3. The fast fly cover (detachable sun protection piece) is taut. You could bounce a quarter off it. The tent by itself feels a little droopy towards its apex. It does not seem as tight as it should be, especially as this is a stand-alone tent (aka doesn’t need to be guy-lined down to stand upright). Why this matters is it makes the doors a little slower to open because the zipper sort of sags. You have to hold the tent to give it tension to help move the zipper. Again, not a deal killer – some people may not even notice – but it’s something I like in my tents. So… the novelty is cool but not sure this would be my go-to car camping tent..

   

10. Crazyazus Verified Buyer – 26 March 2025

    This tent is not made from durable material. This tent is definitely not water proof. This tent does set up quickly and I see no issue using it in the backyard or for gatherings in the park. However this tent will not hold up to weather conditions like wind or rain. First of all just picking up the bag the tent comes in one of the handles just ripped off. Then I tried to unzip the bag. The zipper was so stiff that the tag for your thumb ripped right off. I pinched the material at the end of the bag and unzipping the zipper caused the whole zipper to rip from the bag easier then it was to unzip the zipper. Considering they use the same material for the bag as they do the tent, this did not leave me feeling confident. Once set up the areas where the tent was tight on seams, it held pretty well. However with not much pressure you can here the sewing starting to pull out of the material. I feel that if it was out on a windy day the wind would probably just tear this tent apart in short order. Water Proof? Not exactly. The tent had pinholes all over the material. I have included photos of this. If you are in a picnic or backyard. Sure, this tent will work. I would not travel to far from civilization with this as my shelter.

    

11. Happy Shopper Verified Buyer – 5 April 2025

    I rarely need a tent but when I need it, this is a great tent for me. I am not a seasoned camper, never will be, just need to join friends here and there. What I like about the tent, it is quick and easy to set up. Having a carrier bag is very practical, as I have a smaller garage to store. I have 2 dogs, so I am glad the tent is bigger and allows me to accommodate the dogs as well. And may be even a friend. I am also “be prepared for just on case” situation kind of person.