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

Never heard of this brand before. I needed some extra tents for the family. I bought two of these because of the price. We took them and set them up with no fuss. Normal two pole tent. The fabric is really robust. The floor is already a good tarp material and the tent sides were well built. The screens are really well sewn. There is only one door but it has a fold out tarp as a door mat for shoes and such. The rain fly worked well and has a pole to shape it up. There is an interesting little notch across the door but it you stake it out it provides a good breeze. You can zip a panel over it for sleeping if you don't want a breeze. It came with a top gear hammock as well. The fabric is a bit noisy but this might tame down after some more uses. Otherwise a great tent and for half the price of cabelas or other brands worth every penny.

Great tent have used it countless times and haven't had any issues yet

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!

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this tent for an unplanned camping trip on cape cod. I was looking for an affordable tent that I wouldn't worry mif it didn't survive. I was a long way from home where I have a couple of awesome tents already.I have to say I will probably pack this one up and keep it in my car for my travel.This tent was a breeze to put up solo. I had no trouble guiding the poles through the short sleeves, getting one side up and then the other. Once I found the front of the fly it was up and staked in about ten minutes .There is plenty of air that comes though the two large mesh panels , the door panel window and the back panel window. I can't speak to the little window thing on the back side floor level.This tent fit a full size double tall air mattress. I would recommend filling it inside the tent if you go that big with an airmatress. I had some trouble shoving it through the door lol.What I can speak to is this tent survived a 24 hour rain storm that flooded the camp grounds winds, thunder,lightning mud and alot of rain! I was really worried that this tent would flood. I was surprised and impressed that it took on no water inside at all. The fly repeled the rain and I had a dry night of sleep. It withstood and never budged.The door mat that is attached is a pain. It was always flooded with rain and mud. I could tip it but it would never completely drain. I bought a cheap bath mat and put it inside to help with the tracking despite leaving shoes out side with this storm is was impossible not to have muddy feet. It was really a fun time in all seriousness. I love tenting despite the elements and this tent survived.It does not come with the mesh ceiling panel for storage. But the clips are there.

The zipper for the main door broke first night we used it. Now I'm stranded 5 hours from home with a tent that doesn't have a functional front door.