CAMEL CROWN Tents for Camping 4/8 Person Waterproof Quick Setup Folding Outdoor Backpacking Tents 4 People Family Hiking

Great value for the price! Went camping solo with my two medium sized pups (40 and 50 lbs) and wanted to ensure I had enough space for all my things inside and boy was I surprised! The overall product in the bag isn’t heavy and doesn’t take up much packing space. I’m 5’5” and couldn’t quite stand up all the way, but didn’t have to break my back to get in and out. I was able to fit a queen size air mattress (as pictured) a couple of totes, two dog beds, and a few things at the end. Set up was easy even for one person! Easy to follow instructions are sewn into the carry bag. All you gotta do is lay out, insert poles, steak down and viola! The rain cover was also easy to attach. I found it helpful to hook one corner then toss over the top and hook the opposite corner diagonally. Then, hook the remaining two hooks. Insert the yellow pole through the brim of the rain fly to create a steady cover and set into the two holes at the top area of the tent poles where the tent is connected and boom! Got yourself a comfy, durable, well ventilated (without rain fly) tent! Front door to tent also allows you to zip down to allow air flow with just the mesh screen. ** I noticed a few reviews about the zipper and my recommendation is to rub candle wax (or Vaseline) along the zippers allowing them to stay lubricated and withstand the elements.*** HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

This tent is prefect. Took about 20 minutes to put up. Wasn't very difficult. I had a cot in it with plenty of extra room. Im 5'5 and was able to stand in the middle of the tent. there is plenty of room for one or two ppl. Maybe more but it was just me with a cot. That took half the tent. Im sure two cots could fit with no problem.The real highlight is a severe storm rolled in during my camping trip. If you know anything about Texas storms they are windy with lots of hail, rain and lighting. This tent stood strong. Blowing a bit in the wind but I never worried about the tent collapsing on me. It also remain bone dry. Zero rain got inside. My one and only Complaint is the zipper is cheap. But it worked fine and did the job. Im buying at least 2 more of these tents. Just to have on standby.

I bought this specifically for the height and shape of the door because I am a large, tall person with bad knees, and my previous tent kept catching on my belt when climbing in and out. I spend about 30 days a summer camping for my job, and this tent solved the belt/door issue. Moreover, it's tall enough I could put on my pants in the morning without having to step outside.Pros: Height (about 60" inside), plenty of room for my cot, duffle bag, and camp chair, with room to move around. Also, easy to put up; took about 10 minutes. The storage bag is also big enough to stuff the tent back in when I'm done. The tent easily withstood sustained winds with 20-25 mph gusts. It's pretty lightweight for its size, and it packs down well.Cons: The fiberglass poles look and feel cheap. Although mine did not break (yet!), I do keep duct tape handy just in case. I think if it had been exposed to higher gusts this past week, those poles might have snapped. The tent floor feels and sounds like a cheap tarp. I always felt I had to apologize to my neighbors in the morning because of the crunch crunch sounds it made when I walked on it. Also, it rained for a couple of hours one morning and I found pools of water when I came back that evening. I don't know where the rain came in; I just know it did. The stupid logo prominently displayed across the front was a bit much, too. Lastly, that stupid little entry mat thing in front of the door was a real PITA. It doesn't have any stake loops or tie downs, so the wind kept blowing it in front of the tent. I finally gave up and folded it underneath, out of the way. I might either cut it off and do away with it altogether, or I might sew some loops on it for stakes.In all, it's not a horrible tent. If you need something roomy that's budget friendly for you or your family, it's a decent little tent. I didn't expect a whole lot for the cost. I'm happy enough with it that I'll continue to use it through this season, but I'll probably replace it by next summer, simply because of the noisy floor. I was surrounded this past week by a sea of 500 tents, and no one else went crunch crunch crunch when they walked around!

Easy set up, roomy, blue is nice looking

Great tent. Took it on a trip and started to set it up. No poles. No fly. No tent pegs.

I am seriously impressed with this tent. The first night I was pummeled with a torrential downpour: lightning, thunder, gusts up to 25-30 mph on the shores of a lake. Not only was I dry inside the next morning, but the tent appeared to have hardly suffered. I did place the tent on a a sturdy tarp. The tent is lightweight yet excellent construction. Very sturdy thanks to way the rainfly and main body are detailed. Good ventilation and pockets for gathering stuff. The zippers could be a bit more heavy duty - they have a tendency to snag if you are not careful. There is a detail at the top of the canopy that supposedly is for suspending a small cargo net, but that cargo net was nowhere in the package. Normally I would detract a star for this, because it is shown in the images for the elements included, but I think this is a small issue compared to the fact that the tent was pitched for two weeks straight by the side of a lake and was subject to multiple storm cells and high winds and didn't leak, lose its structure or budge an inch. The proof is in the pudding. Thinking of getting another as a "guest" tent. One thing I note: this is not a spring pop-up tent, so at least for the first time it is good to have a second pair of hands to assist the setup.