REDCAMP Canopy Camping Tent for Pop Up Canopy Tent, Inner Tent Converts Straight Leg 10’x10′ or 10’x20′ Canopy into Camping Tent, Fits 4-6 Person(Frame/Shelter NOT Included)

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1. Caroline Higgins Verified Buyer – 25 August 2024

   I just came back from a 6 day trip using this tent combined with the Best Choice Products 10x10ft Pop Up Canopy in gray. I also took two sidewalls that blocked majority of the sunlight out and made this tent almost a darkroom tent. We also had an Ozark Trail connect tent that attacked to the canopy, letting us have a two room tent. So the pros are probably more in favour of my set up than the tent itself. The weather of our week of camping had highs in the 60’s and lows in the 30’s and 40’s °F. We had one day of severe thunderstorms overnight with wind gusts up to 40MPH. With my canopy, I staked down the guy lines so the canopy was as secure as possible, and since I have severe storm anxiety, we rented a cabin for the night of the storm and hoped the tent would be good. The only issue was pooling water on the canopy, which created drips into the tent, but that was the canopy not the tent. Everything was fine! The only cons/ suggestions I wish the tent had were three things: – ties for when you unzip the door to be mesh so you can roll up the door like the windows – loops to stake down the sides at the bottom, because when the wind blew the bottom of the tent collapsed inwardly at the sides. – I purchased the tent with the dog door and I wish that had a zipper closer instead of just some toggles, I was fearful a raccoon or mice were gonna come in my tent. Overall it was easy to set up as long as you realize you need to clip up the tent in the middle first cause you might be like us and resize that after you walk in it and then be like well dang we have to undo half the tent to get to the middle clip. Packing the tent back up…. Sucks. But packing tents always suck and I just haven’t figured out how to fold it the right way.

   

2. M.Goddard Verified Buyer – 11 December 2024

   This tent is great. It’s easy to set up and has plenty of room. It doesn’t take up a lot of storage room with not being used. It’s made of quality material. It can be put up in less than 10 minutes. A lot easier than putting u p a camping tent.
   

3. Nic Erzar Verified Buyer – 2 March 2025

   Very useful gazebo tent. I use it for my living space when we camp. The gazebo frame can either go on the inside or the outside of the item. The top is not sewn on backwards it’s like that so the gazebo can also be placed on the inside and still be secured. The bottom tabs will come off if the legs of the gazebo frame are pulled up too high. Lots of space and very easy to set up. Reasonable price. Zippers are of a good quality and are all intact.
   

4. Wil Dietrich Verified Buyer – 10 March 2025

   I bought it way ahead of a camping trip. It set up very easy but one tie down fell off and there was already a small tear in one of the top seams. I made it work this weekend but had to not peg the floor down.

   Because I bought ahead and didn’t get a chance to set it up before going (no yard), the return window is already closed. I’ll probably see if I can find a different brand to buy from.
   

5. Court Verified Buyer – 18 March 2025

   If i could leave zero stars i would. Brought this for camping. Took it out the box at the site and it had no poles to set it up. So damn pissed
   

6. Mike Esco Verified Buyer – 28 March 2025

   Pros: -Good for people who are tired of crawl in tent set ups. -If you own a 10×10’ canopy, why not convert it into a tent setup? -Zip Open Windows give you open visibility all around – Floor and side are fully attached so no real chance of dirt or creepy crawlies coming in without you bringing em in yourself CONS: -RAIN. So the top is mesh only, meaning you HAVE TO have a canopy with a cover over it if you want to stay slightly dry, and by SLIGHTLY I mean… -The Mesh and sides DO NOT attach to the cover whatsoever. The side DO have hooks but they only attach to the frame, meaning there will be a slight gap and pretty good chance rain will start seeping in – JUST HOOKS, no way to really secure it any better, which in the photos I provided it looks like the tent is abit slacking. This was my first time using one and bought it to use for other camping trips im planning, so imma take some time to examine anyway I can make it function better. I will say most canopy coversarent waterproof or resistant so I may look into buying a better one for future purposes.

   

7. Lexi Verified Buyer – 19 April 2025

   I was able to set both my Coleman pop up and the tent up in about 30-40 minutes- by myself. I’m not saying it was easy. With 2 people it would’ve been a breeze, but I didn’t have that option. The worst part was finding the center of the tent and hooking it up to the pergola part of the Coleman pop up. Also, I’m pretty short. I highly recommend only hooking the center of the tent to the pergola in the center of the pop up- and then- finish setting up the pop up. The rest of the tent is easily hooked up to the pop up once it’s up. The upper edges of the tent are a little saggy- so I think that a couple of extra connectors in each side would have been nice- but it doesn’t interfere with the tent function. I set up it up in front of my home so that I could check it out before my grandson arrives. I like how the the water proof flooring fabric comes up about 10-12” of the walls. Rain is expected – so I’m leaving it up to see how the sides & flooring handles water. My plan is to set it up in the backyard yard once my grandson (7 years old) arrives so that we can “camp out “ back there. Plus, it’ll give him a play place go hang out once he’s bored with me. Lol.