Family Camping Tent for 8 with Porch and Rainfly Easy Setup

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1. Empty Nest Dad Verified Buyer – 5 July 2024

   I haven’t got too many complaints with this huge tent. It really needs two people to set it up, but if you’re alone you’ll not be using this tent. It’s more than 30 pounds and is a bit hard to repack, but again, you’ll be with others if you’re using this tent, not alone on a hike through the Sierra Nevadas, so that’s not much issue.

   It’s well made, I’m confident it won’t leak, it’s really tall inside and in general just seems really sound. And for less than $220, it’s a pretty good deal considering it’s size. So if you need a big ‘ol tent at a not so big price, this is a great choice.
   

2. landon haynes Verified Buyer – 23 October 2024

   Video speaks for itself.. Great tent.
   

3. Fork Verified Buyer – 18 April 2025

   This is the niftiest tent I’ve ever seen (not that I’ve seen a ton of them, but still, I find it impressive). It’s quite a big and tall tent–and I guess eight people could hang out inside it and play a board game or something–though it’s not big enough for that many to sleep in comfortably (6 or fewer, depending on comfort level). There’s a divider so you can split the tent into two spaces, though there’s a gap at the top. The mesh roof makes it bright and airy, and the rain cover has an extra flap that can give you a covered “porch”. The instructions suggest going through the assembly process to learn it before trying to deploy it in the field…which is definitely wise. I set it up in the yard and didn’t find it particularly easy–especially in the presence of wind (in general you aren’t going to want to attempt setting it up in any kind of adverse weather). The poles aren’t labeled, and letters would have helped. Until you’ve kind of discovered how the tension holds it together and how much it’s supposed to bend, it’s a little puzzling–at least to someone like me who has limited tent experience. But having assembled it once, I’d find it a lot easier to do next time. Taking the tent down is no problem, but there should be a prize for anyone who gets everything back into the bag it comes in. The instructions suggest applying water sealant to the seams, which is not included…so I’m not sure how good the rain resistance is if you don’t do that. On first impressions it seems like a really nicely designed tent that’s pleasant to be in. It seems to be made of good material, though it would take a few real-world camping scenarios to see how well it holds up. I’ll revisit with further thoughts based on those experiences.