Tent for Family Camping Quick Setup, Instant Pop Up Dome Tents Outdoor 2-3 Person / 6 Person, with Water-Resistant Rainfly and Mesh Roofs & Door & Windows

Been camping several times with this tent and every time it hasn't let me down several years later. So quick to set up and take dawn. As long as you treat it fairly you'll get many years from this tent.

Tent technology certainly has advanced in recent years. I really like the way this Mobihome 6 person tent stands up. I pitched this tent all by myself, in minutes. The main four ridge poles are built into the tent, kind of like an umbrella frame. Just lay it out lift up on the center hub and pull the strings. TA DA! The main structure of the tent is up! Two more ribs for the ends, one for the rainfly, 6 tie downs, 6 stakes and you're done. Inside the tent, you have four storage pockets and a place to hang a lantern. The floor actually comes up the sides about 4 inches all the way around, improving water resistance. All of the windows are water resistant when closed. The top has a wonderful view of the sky (without the rainfly). It will sleep six people (close quarters). But, this tent is just for my wife and I. We recently bought four acres of land, to build our 'forever' home on. We plan on camping on that land when cooler weather gets here, to get the feel of our new environment. This tent is very well made out of quality materials. I'm very pleased. Good Purchase Five stars.

Tested it outside in florida storms for three days. Little to no water leakage and condensation was minimal. Would recommend 10/10

carry bag is a bit thin and of course you need better stakes than what comes with it. floor is not very thick either so i cut a heavy duty tarp down to size for a ground sheet. i couldn't pull the rope down to set it up but if i put the legs straight and lift it, i can easily "pop" it. very easy to put up after that. i wasn't quite sure of the best way to attach the fly at first, directions aren't clear, but i just figured out what gave me the best 'fit'. right out of the box i could see two corner seams were very loosely sewn but i planned on waterproofing anyway. i used both a spray and seam sealant. worst spot was around the door and i couldn't tell from where so i just paid extra attention to those seams. it is a bit difficult to make sure the two door zippers come together in the corners and don't leave a gap. i detest the pass through flap. big, no closure of any kind and not even enough material overlap to be any sort of weatherproof. i glued it shut, to heck with that. i used a sprinkler for a good while to test it all, and only had to add sealant around the window toggle seams to finish it off. so i put some work into it but i have a perfect sized tent, that's easy to set up, stays completely dry inside, has good ventilation, and good storage. folding up is a bit of a pain but hopefully will get easier with practice. my wish list - have it be 5 or 6" taller at the center, and a velcro strip - or something! - to be able to close the pass through.

Super easy to setup. Doubtful it would sleep 6 people comfortably. But for 3-4 it would most likely be good. I used it for 2 people and we set up a "queen" sized air mattress inside it (which is also more like a full size) and there was plenty of room for us to sit at the side and for our stuff. There are pockets in each corner for holding stuff as well. As mentioned setting it up is very easy. With 2 people we had it set up staked and the rainfly set up in about 5 minutes. Folding it is slightly confusing at the end but the included instructions are clear and very helpful. I whole heartedly recommend this. We had some slight rain over a 24 hour period in it on and off and zero leaks. I cant wait to use it again!

Great tent. I love the ease of use and with a toddler, it was a perfect setup for getting the campsite going quickly. Upside, extremely fast setup, no need for a footprint (though I always used a tarp for safety), and decent size for a pair. Downside, after 2 years, the loops in the tent are completely tearing off the mesh. Also, extremely limited storage (one pouch for a cell phone), and the rainfly is tiny so expect to get cold. All in all, great tent, but just expect to have to get a new one in a few years. Not surprising for a budget tent, but still disappointing.

I love this tent! Easy up, easy down! Can be done be a single person, easily. I really like, that you can unzip flaps, and can just being looking straight up at the stars! We didn't have any inclement weather, but had practiced putting the rain shield up, just in case. Two adults, a child, two dogs, and a chaise longe fit in there easily, with our bags of clothes. Highly recommend

I purchased this tent to replace a 4-person pop-up tent because the old one leaked and wasn't very intuitive to set up and take down. I will say I needed help putting this up, but that's because I'm a short person and the tent is large. It was easy to set up for the most part - just spread it out, stake it down, and pull up the dome in the middle. The hardest part was the three poles to stabilize the door and other areas - it wasn't very clear where to put those at first. We did put the rainfly on backwards the first time. But once you do it once it's easy to remember.This thing is really spacious on the inside. It doesn't have a big footprint for what it is, but when you get inside you see just how much room there is. 4 pretty large adults and their gear stayed in this tent and we were all able to roll around without disturbing each other. By the end of the trip, everyone was referring to this thing as the "Harry Potter" or "Doctor Who" tent (because it seemed magic, and looked bigger on the inside than the outside). It was also rainy, windy, and chilly at night and this tent stayed very warm and dry.I will be continuing to use this and would recommend it to anyone looking for a spacious, easy to set up tent.