UNP Tents 6 Person Waterproof Windproof Easy Setup,Double Layer Family Camping Tent with 1 Mesh Door & 5 Large Mesh Windows -10'X9'X78in(H)

We are camphosts and bought the tent to use as a guest room outside our RV when family & friends visit us at the campground. I specifically wanted it to have standing-room and fit two twin air beds, which it does. I watched the video on how to set it up and it was super easy by myself. After getting it all set up, we had heavy rain and it stayed perfectly dry inside. Of course when I unzipped the windows, the screens were wet, but by only partially unzipping them to open about a third at the top, none of the collected moisture dripped inside and we still got some air flow. Anticipating the rain, I pushed the beds together so they wouldn’t touch the side walls. If you aren’t going to get rain and don’t mind pushing them apart and having them touch the side walls, there is plenty of space for a little folding table like I have out front. I like the mesh side storage pockets and the mesh loft at the top. You can either hang a lamp and not use the loft attachment, or use the loft and not use the lamp hook. As I lay on the bed looking up and admiring the quality of the tent, I did see a few small imperfections in the seams where the stitching didn’t catch all the material, but this tent is so affordable and otherwise fantastic, I am not bothered by the few small imperfections. I am very happy with the tent.

The UNP 6-Person Tent is perfect for family camping trips. The setup is incredibly easy, and the spacious interior provides plenty of room for everyone. The tent is waterproof and windproof, keeping us dry and comfortable even in harsh weather. I love the large mesh windows for ventilation, and the overall design is sturdy and durable. This tent has quickly become our go-to for all our outdoor adventures!

There is a lot to like about this 6-person tent. The Headroom, the floor space, and the large windows on all four sides are a delight. The floor is a heavy duty tarp-like material that should hold up to everyday use. However… There are some serious downsides that relate to design decisions.The top center pole, as others have mentioned, is a holy PITA to install. If it was just ¼” shorter, it would help. It took me 15-20 minutes to finally coax the damned thing into the pocket. Once installed, it does make the ceiling taunt. Other than that one pole, the tent was easy to set up with one person.The natural enemy of tents is Wind. This tent is one that may not survive a decent thunderstorm. For any wind, you want the body of the tent to be taunt so it doesn’t flap. Not possible with this design. This 6-person tent is 9’ x 10’ and does have a bottom center tie for a stake on the wide, 10’ sides. There is NO center stake-tie on the 9’ sides! Light breezes push the 9’ sides in as much as a foot+. I haven’t been in a storm yet, but I don’t feel comfortable with it surviving. Yet the designers included condoms (Covers) for the four elbow joints when the tent is packed away for reasons I cannot fathom.So this is a large one-season tent with great features. Just don’t expect too much.

Two Weeks ago I went camping with a group of people - one was an acquaintance who had recently bought this tent. We all had different tents and hers was far superior because she fit a whole twin sized bedframe in her tent along with futon mattress and a table-she could stand up in her tent to change and actually had a large sturdy room. The rest of us had low tents we had to crouch around inside and when the wind blew the tentS hers held up well while our tents kept whipping around in the wind and hitting us and waking us up. The next morning she was far more cheerful than everyone else 🙂Fast forward 2 weeks and THIS TENT WAS PRETTY REASONABLE so I bought in a color I LOVE (I was happy there were so many color choices because I got a teal tent and she has an orange one-I think mine blends in with the environment a little better!!) and went camping again. There are many things I love about this tent and only one complaint.I love the big size (it's the size of a small room in a house!) and the very sturdy legs of the tent and the height. It has the 3 poles in the top to hold the top out, but then it has these wonderful long sturdy legs on all 4 sides that are so easy to install securely that give it the height and also are not part of the top assembly so hold the tent more intact in the wind! I like the fact that it has four windows and the mesh hammock in the top is a great place to put a light at night and it also has two mesh pockets on opposite sides of the tent well off the ground to store cell phones and flashlights. I also feel like the poles are a little thicker and a very good quality-I have had fiberglass poles splinter over time in the past and this tent seems like it will hold up a better with the thick, study metal poles.The tent was easy to set up and take down and fit nicely in the bag again (in the past it has been a struggle to get a tent back in its bag so I appreciate the little extra room in the bag so it is not such a huge struggle). After one weekend of camping it I think it might be the nicest tent I have owned as far as ease of set-up and comfort inside.The one thing I would have liked is for the door to have double zippers. In order to open or close the door you have to run the single zipper all the way from the top to the bottom in a very long C shaped track every time. You can’t zip the bottom zipper up a bit to keep out your friend’s little dogs and the zipper is nothing special (not YKK) -I am worried that over time the one zipper is going to start sticking along its long path and break. All of the windows have double zippers so I am not sure why they did not put one on the door.All in all this is a great tent at this price point. As usual with all tents I think it might be a struggle to fit 6 people in this one tent, but in my experience all tent size estimates assume there are going to be 6 very small people with no gear sleeping on the ground so this is not shocking. I think you could realistically fit maybe two adults and maybe 1 or 2 children on a mattress and maybe some gear in the tent comfortably at the most.I like separate camping cots and I can’t see putting more than 3 in there. I will still give it 5 out of 5 stars unless that ONE zipper in the door breaks and then I will be back to pitch a fit (hopefully it will hold up!)

As long as you know what you are doing this is very quick to assemble. We did a backyard camping and was able to fit in queen mattress easily, with ample additional space. The windows on all side is ideal for an air flow. It’s waterproof and the top opening makes it ideal for sky watches. Made of thick material , is lightweight and easy store

We love this tent. Very easy to set up, still durable after many uses, comfortable size and we can stand up straight in it.Not only this, but 2 and a half YEARS after my purchase, one of the poles started to split a little. I raised this with support and they had new poles to me within the week. This is incredible customer support in my opinion, and gives me confidence that should you have issues (even past the warranty period) they will help you out!

Easy to setup up, seems sturdy. I left it out in the yard for two weeks to ensure it didn't leak. Not a drop of water in the tent after it rained for almost a week. The size is great to. We fit three blow up beds, a small camp table and two chair in it, and it still doesn't feel cramped. I also like that I can stand up in this tent. This will be our summer camping tent for the year, and it will get some use.Only negativesThe pegs that come with it suck, but I had some better tent pegs anyway. I'll also probably replace the guidelines at the corner with something that holds better. For the price though I definitely recommend.

Super tent, nice design features, easy set up, sturdy, lots of little extra detail features, huge head room is so great, good size foot print, with the fly off is a screened panoramic ceiling, lots of wall windows, decent zippers, am using as a temporary greenhouse, and go in and out several times a day for several months no problems yet. Great value.2 improvements to suggest, first is the corner bottom loops for the main corner polls is an open loop that the polls can slide thru, I suggest to sew one side to create a saddel or pocket that the pole won't slide thru I used zip ties to solve see pic, not a huge deal tho, secondly it would be nice if the ceiling screens could be zipper closed like the wall windows, because if using in the cooler temp the heat escapes and it's difficult to keep it warm inside, even when the fly is on, as some people do go camping when it's cooler temps.I'm continually impressed daily with it, and I rarely can say that about much these days

Una casa muy amplia, de protege de la brisa y lluvia, recomendable.

As a frequent camper, I bought this tent to replace my old 4 man, as I wanted something I could fully stand up in, plus fit a double mattress, with windows and enough space for both a bike and guitar. It does all of this and more, and it does it well. I've done several trips now, one of which was 10 for days, and we had absolutely torrential rain for 3 of those. Not a drop got into the tent. The packaging is very compact, it's pretty easy to erect on your own, you just have figure out how to bend the short cross rod, and get the flysheet over the top, but I managed every time, no problems. I would say get some better pegs, as the ones provided are just plain skinny bent rods, and you only get a hand full. I got a bag of sturdy aluminium angle pegs for a few quid, which are much better.On the downside, when I saw forecasts of 40+mph (~55kmh) I was worried, and rightly so. The structure simply isn't designed for that kind of wind, so it collapsed. I was impressed that in fact no actual damage was done though, when I got home I put it up in the garden to check, and nothing was ripped or torn, and no lines snapped. It was fine for lower winds though, no problem at all, just be sure to get all the guy lines tight.Two other points to note. First, there are enormous vents in the roof, so if it gets cold at night then so do you, as any warmth just goes straight up and and out, and any cold breeze just flows under the flysheet and down into your space. I'm actual going to order some material that I can button over these and remove if needed, as it was a problem when the nights were cold.Lastly the door zip is a bit of an issue. As other review say, the door has a bifurcated flap around it prevent water ingress, which works really well, but right in the middle, when pulling the zip round it got stuck every damn time. I fixed this by closing the small hook on top of the zip.All in all though, this is a really good tent for spring and summer camping.

Great tent , Good Quality, perfect size