10 Person Tent 3 Rooms 20 X 10

This tent is huge! I haven't used the dividers yet, but I love having this tent for camping at festivals because I have enough room for my queen air mattress, all my festival gear, a little table, my lantern can hang, I can STAND UP! It's so awesome! I took it for a 3 day camping festival in which we had thunder and lightning and plenty of rain! The rain fly held up perfectly. There are windows that you can open that will still allow some air ventilation without letting any moisture in the tent, so pay attention to which windows you have open. The tent was also easy to assemble; just stakes and 6 poles (with 4 connecting bases) makes it easy enough I could set it up by myself (and I'm a 5'7" girl!) Just bring a mallet for the stakes. Overall I'm super happy with this! Again, haven't tried to make it "3 rooms," but it's a lovely, rain-resistant, tall and giant tent!

I love this tent. On my last trip I was able to set it up with an 8 year old in about 30 minutes. I have had this tent for 2 years and used this tent 6 times a year for weekend trips. We live in TX and go to New Mexico for camping trips. It is windy (wind gusts of about 45 mph or higher) and we simply secure the four main posts with extra stakes and some simple nylon rope and have no issues. I would highly recommend this if there is a chance of winds. Since the walls are so wide the center can get pushed in so reinforcing them just makes sense to me. When setting up the inside we make two rooms. The sleeping area to the right of the door which we separate from the entrance/sitting area in the center and the changing area to the left of the door. This tent is like having a small apartment in the woods. I have no regrets about this tent and wish you luck finding your next tent.

Let me start by saying, we are a big family. We usually go camping in our RV. Unfortunately, our RV only sleeps 6, and some more grandkids wanted to go camping to this year. When we got to the campground, it was pouring, everything was soaked. We waited for a little window of drizzle rain to set up the tent, which we took fresh out of the box. It took us 15 minutes to set up the tent per instructions, which was just enough time before it was pouring again. It was easy to set up, and we liked that it had two divider panels. Although we thought that the dividers would zip up inside and actually divide the tent in three seperate rooms, the two dividers are actually just hanging in between, but still, making it three rooms. Every room has it's seperate entrance that can be used, but the kids decided just to use the one in front all together, because the divider wasn't zipped up anyway. Inside had plenty of room for 3 Queen size air mattresses, plus one twin (which we added after another grand kid got dropped off). It didn't leak whatsoever, you can hook up an extension cord for electricity inside, and a grown adult can actually stand up in the middle and to the sides, until it drops. The con's for us where the metal stakes, that didn't really wanted to stay in place, due to it being on sandy grass soil. The yellow plastic stakes however are rippled and held the rain cover thight on the top. The week we went camping was a very rainy, windy and cold week. But we have to give it all the stars, because it really held up to its promise.

I would give this tent 5 stars IF and only IF the zippers were not as difficult to open without getting stuck on material. Now, let me tell you that this is NOT a huge problem; all you have to do is take your time and not open it like a jackass (excuse my french) LOL. This tent is SUPER-EASY to set up by yourself. The middle of the tent stands about 7 feet. The two ends taper to about 5 foot height. Each end has a zippered door that opens. I like that, however I see no need for using it unless someone was sleeping in the middle. I typically set up my table and under storage in the middle of the tent. You will need to get a 10x20 ft tarp to put under it to protect the floor. Make sure you waterproof the tent and fly material and re-seal the seams for extra protection. Doing those two things will ensure a longer lasting product. The rain fly sits perfectly and tight and keeps a normal rain storm's water from entering the tent. In higher windy conditions, use the ropes on the rain fly to stake to the ground for extra support. Once again, this is a STRONG tent. Don't let my 4 stars deter you from buying this lower-priced tent - it is an amazing tent well worth the price.

Good tent. Haven’t had any rain yet camping so can’t give any stars to rather it’s water resistance or not. Big tent. Fit 7 people comfortably with one queen air mattress and 2 twin air mattresses. Definitely not an easy assembly. 2 people definitely required for set up for some parts. Very fast shipping. Came about 2 weeks earlier than predicted. Over all great product once it’s set up. We have 2 adults 2 teens 1 preteen and 2 younger kids to give an idea of family size. Really wouldn’t fit too many more people comfortably with all the air mattresses. Would definitely purchase again with this buyer. Highly recommend.

Definitely worth the money we had so much room there was only 3 of us i just wanted a decent size tent to be able to put all my stuff in if it rained.

As the family been growing, we decided to look for a cheaper larger alternative to our tents. This one came up with high reviews, great pictures and some nice videos on YouTube. Problems started at the very beginning. Keep in mind - it is not easy to setup by one person. I still do, but it does not seem to be designed for it. The door zipper is bound to catch the material, is if it was made by a person who never made tents. The material is low quality and it got torn on the first attempt out of the bag, when a pole was ran through it. The tent is intended to be very open, does not preserve any heat, it has open top with shower cover. If you intend to use it for camping anywhere but the Valley or your backyard - it will get cold. Blind doors on the side are not zipping up, allowing cold drafts in. At the same time, keep in mind, that if temperature during the day will rise up above 90F degrees, the plastic in the frame sticks will melt. There are couple minor comments, irrelevant to the general design, soft of misrepresentation. We loved the size of it, BUT two trips and the tent is trash. Stay away from it (unless you live in the stable climate above 40th parallel, using it at your backyard, during the day on summer) . We are back on the market and this time back to hunting/mil-spec hardware.

We completely love our tent! It holds our 8 person family very nicely. The boys sleep on one side, and our queen size air mattress fits well on the other side. The baby's pack-n-play fit in the middle. The dividers were a great feature to give Mom & Dad privacy. It just fit into the Sleeping Bear Dunes park campsite boundaries.