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)

So I've never been camping and had never setup a tent before this. I definitely recommend setting it up in your living room or backyard before you camp just so you can get a feel for the setup if you are inexperienced like myself. I practiced setup one time at home and it was a breeze setting up on our actual camping trip. The tent was sturdy and the stakes stayed in the ground well (bring a hammer to drive them into the ground). The zipper to get in and out of the tent was spacious. Many windows u could open or close as you choose. This tent is nice and tall! We could stand up perfectly with much room to spare and my husband is over 6 feet tall. We got the 4-6 person tent and fit a queen size mattress plus had extra room and could've fit another queen size mattress in it if we wanted to. Roomy, not too heavy to carry, and I felt very comfortable in our tent while sleeping. This is a bang for your buck!

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.

Compact, relatively easy to set up. Nice and roomy. We purchased for the height and are pleased with it.

Just bought this tent because me and my bf were cramped in our other one, this tent is MASSIVE, it’s so tall I’m 5’6 and I have more than a foot above my head, it was easy to set up and take apart, took me and my bf 5 minutes to set up and me alone 2 minutes to take down, the quality is pretty good on the poles, they’re very thick and the elastic stays together very well so they don’t pop out, it has a lot of windows to open and also 2 doors. I have yet to test it outside but from what I can tell this is worth the money, get this tent if your indecisive and want a roomy tent for 2/3 people, this can definitely fit 6 or more it just might not be so comfortable.

I was very happy with this tent. It looked clean and set up fairly easy. It was also easy to take down. This tent was very roomy inside. I was able to fit a queen mattress and still have plenty of room inside for all of my stuff. I bought this tent for a music festival where they didn’t allow shower tents or potty systems. I brought a flex tail shower and a tote and was fully able to bath ( secretly )inside this tent. I was also able to sneak in a small personal potty and use it inside the tent. My husband is 6ft tall and could stand up inside. We had really nice weather that weekend so I can’t say how it will hold up with wind or rain. From my experience this is a quality tent for a great price. Highly recommend!

Hi, I first bought a 10 by 14 foot tent on Amazon used for really cheap. It was okay quality, but the zipper broke within the first couple of hours, and my god, it was way to big. Also, when walking on the bottom, I got a hole in it in less than a day. It was like the bottom of a cheap garbage bag... So, I returned it the next day. Then I bought the Core 7 by 8 foot tent, and a queen size bed. The bed took up the entire tent leaving zero room for anything else. Really nice tent, but low quality and that is really kids size tent. Now I bought this 10 by 9 tent and I love it. much higher quality than the other tents. Easier to setup. Queen can go in as well as lots of other stuff. Fabric is thicker, metal thicker, This tent has a open mesh roof that allows you to see the stars. This tent also has 5 mesh Tent Windows. This is a Ferrari of Tents. I love this tent. For the price you will probably never find better. It is not for living in, just for having fun in. Now I put a Queen size bed in it, a 55 inch TV, a remote control fan/light. Still room for more stuff :) I love this tent, for the price you will most likely never find better. Even the rain cover weights like triple than the other tents, quality, low price, and an amazing product. This is the perfect tent for most people. Before Buying this I saw complaints about the Center Bar. People said its to long, short, etc. It is not. You just have to make sure your tent is square/rectangular. Meaning pull the tent till the corners are all tight. then put the pole in. How come we did not have cool tents like this when I was a Kid? Last night I watched the stars in the tent, it was a great experience. If you have any questions let me know, I love this tent style :) Triple Thumbs Up :)))

Love this tent - big, roomy and easy up. The straight wall feature gave it that extra height to stand up in where most tents don't. Went camping for a month and it rained daily. It withstood really high winds and stayed dry throughout our trip. Was a little nervous about the reviews, but took a chance and really happy! We immediately bought larger metal stakes and a ground tarp. Follow the directions and use the rainfly because it is part of the structure. We were concerned about the top being mesh and water getting under the rain fly, but it didn't, has enough overhang to prevent that. The mesh top allowed greater ventilation, (make sure to get it even on both front and back) but we do not recommend taking the rainfly off for stargazing, because without it the tent is not as stable and would not hold up in windy situations. Suggestions: bring a small rug to absorb water and mud especially going in and out when raining, an electric drill to make it easier to drive big stakes into rock hard ground. Large group concert camp outs maybe replace guide ropes with glow in the dark rope, helps to keep others from tripping over the ropes. During the month we moved camp 5 times and the tent was really easy to take down and set up with 2 people. Just keep your tie out ropes taunt and have no worries this tent will keep you dry and cozy.

I saw the price and the size for 6 and as an avid camper, I said; “ Nahhhh. Really?” Waterproof, wind proof, easy to set up… Unfortunately, it’s not idiot proof, which I’m sure would be helpful to some customers. 😳 The set-up instructions are sewn into the bag, very helpful that they are, but not so helpful in the clarity of the instructions. I, being a usual customer, read the instructions and all the disclaimers. Interesting that the order info post claims the tent to be “waterproof” and the instructions claim “water resistant” 🤔 The instructions also contradict the order product info in wind resistance and suitability in heavy rain. They suggest that you “bring it in” if the weather threatens. Yes, according to the instructions the “outdoor” tent is not compatible with the….”outdoors”. Weird….🤷‍♂️ I really can’t rate its water resistance yet. . I mean if the writers can’t figure it out, how are we supposed to? 🤷‍♂️ We’ll see what happens. I’ll set it up in the yard and wait for rain. I’ll stay in it overnight. We’ll see. So, the advertisement on Amazon, is not consistent with the information with the instructions.🤔 This is in compliance with my American corporate rule of consistency. “It’s consistently inconsistent, that way you can count on it, constantly”. New. I just received the tent and I set it up in the yard. The direction are not easy to follow, but are a baseline to start from anyway. Follow the pictures and it’ll come to you. Once I had it up and could inspect it, I noticed some important things: The major seams were treated with a brushed on water proofing. Somebody had to brush all that goop on the seams by hand. In the shower of rain we had - an over night to mid morning shower, I had no leaks. The tent stakes are those smooth nail and hook kind. Not only are the inexpensive but they don’t grip the soil very well. To solve this, just push them into the ground diagonally. Then make note to purchase replacements. If you expect wind, good stakes with a solid hold would be best. The mesh ceiling provides plenty of ventilation. There are no zip flaps to close them up, unfortunately. I’d say the tent is a two season, really. Spring and summer camping. If you like the chill in the morning, you could get by with an early fall. The closer you get to winter, this isn’t the tent I’d use, unless you could close the ceiling. Whatever heat source you have will just float up the “chimney”. I suppose you could drop a small tarp over them, between them and the fly and fix the corners to the pole joints in each corner of the tent The mesh gear loft is a good idea but….But it covers the ceiling hook to hang your lamp.🤷‍♂️ Somebody boo-booed. I’m going to sew in a middle hook on the mesh gear loft so that I can hang a latern from it. There are no inside fabric hoops nor hooks to run a line across to hang things inside the tent, just little fabric loops in each corner and across the middle would be great to run a line to so that you could hang light things if it’s raining outside. The door zipper is kind of awkward. The zipper’s rain flap flips the other way half way down. I get the idea. If you don’t flip it, the way it’s designed you’ll have a zippy bucked over the zipper instead of a rain cover. 🤷‍♂️there must be a better way to do this.🤔 Helpful Henry’s Holistic Help Always lay a good ground cloth to mount the tent over. I have a 10x10. It worked fine. Careful of the corner support poles. They are kinda flimsy. You might consider stout poles made of better materials and a telescoping body. Hope you’ll always be……A Happy Camper