CORE 12 Person Instant Cabin Tent | 3 Room Huge Tent for Family with Storage Pockets for Camping Accessories | Portable Large Pop Up Tent for 2 Minute Camp Setup

We originally bought this for our first ever family camping trip. We visited Ohio to view the Solar Eclipse, to witness totality! That was April 8th 2024. At the time our kids were 2 yrs, 8 yrs, 10 yrs. The entire family was able to sleep in the same tent, get dressed standing up, and store the randoms in the tent. That is space for 4 sleeping pads and a playpen. There was still room! We felt silly at first, we had pulled it out to test the set up before our trip. It was so huge! This is definitely for families or the glampers because it’s an easy set up, spacious, you feel a bit spoiled….but it is heavy. If you need to hike to campsite GET A WAGON! But well worth it. Our first camping trip my husband and I bickered about how heavy it was as we hiked it to our first campsite hahah. Since then….we’ve gone on many camping trips to the lakes, beaches, etc. This is a purchase that I’ll never regret. It’s 2026 and we are planning our family summer. My husband and I didn’t get to grow up camping, our families could not even afford that. I know most people say it’s a cheaper vacation but some families truly do not even get that much. We feel truly blessed and this was an investment in our family bond. If you are on the fence, new, spoil yourself a bit. Make those memories. It’s so much funnier to argue about the snoring and raccoons scuttling about. You’ll sleep like a baby and can take the top off to watch the stars. I can’t say what it’s like during heavy rain or intense wind but it has faired well during a gentle rainy day.

My tent arrived and when we finally got it out of the box for the first time there was about a four inch tear unit. Contacted customer service and they had a new one out to me the next day. Overall the tent was very nice and very easy to put together.

Just back from our first weekend outting with this tent. The tent is so large that there is a bit of a learning curve to get it setup especially without stepping on the fabric to reach the center hubs and such. But: I can have this tent setup by my self in 10 minutes, not including staking it. I can have it taken down and in the bag in 15 minutes. The ground vents are a real life saver and if you position the tent properly it will have a nice breeze coming in one side and out the other leaving you cool while you sleep. We actually got colder than expected both nights thanks to these vents - other tens just don't breathe as well. Do yourself a favor and buy some decent stakes, the ones that come with it work - but they're pretty cheap and bend easily in rocky dirt. The bag is generously sized and the tent fits in it easily. I do with the 2 straps they include to wrap/tie the bundle were more than just 2 rope things. Maybe something with buckles/clasps? I hate tying and untying knots and it bothers me more than it should - but it does get the job done. The rain fly is super easy to attach, but be careful popping off the connectors they've got a bit of spring to them and might smack you in the head - guess how I know? All in all I am very happy with the tent and plan to have many years of use out of it.

Overhaul great well made tent bag is very big and easy to put the tent back into was super easy to break down. Just buy some better stakes and your set

It's big. It's got vents. It's super easy to setup and barely an inconvenience to put away. Things to know: it's heavy. The zippers can get stuck on material, so be careful not to do that.