CAMEL CROWN Camping Tents 2/4/6 Person Waterproof Quick Easy Setup Folding Outdoor Backpacking Tents Family Hiking

Love it for the price it can't be beat.

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.

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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.

It's an easy set up. And the only way you're fitting 4 people in there is side by side with no bags in the tent. There a "hole" with a screen at the back wall of the tent that makes it hard to keep warm in there. After I sprayed it with water proof sealant then it worked. Without it we woke up soaked from the dew. All in all not a bad tent for the money.