HIKERGARDEN 6-8 Person Tent for Camping Family Outdoor Cabin Tent

I purchased the HIKERGARDEN 6–8 Person Camping Tent for the Lost Lands Music Festival, and it exceeded my expectations in every way. The tent was very easy to set up and provided plenty of space for our group and our gear. It was comfortable, well-ventilated, and allowed us to move around without feeling cramped. The size is accurate to what’s advertised, making it ideal for festivals or group camping trips. In terms of durability, it performed extremely well. It held up through the full festival without any issues no tears, no damage, no water in the tent and it remained stable the entire time. The materials feel high quality and reliable. Overall, this tent is a great value for the price. It’s spacious, comfortable, and durable, making it a perfect choice for festivals, camping trips, or any outdoor adventure. Highly recommended!

Very roomy tent. So much head space. Set up is simple with the color coded ends. Very sturdy. Had it in the rain but i had a tarp over it, but no problems. Have taken out 4 times with no issues.

Have had this tent out camping twice now. For the price, I don’t think it can be beat. The poles and assembly process is among the easiest I have used. I was also VERY impressed with a tent that large and light weight holding up so well in a 20 MPH wind with 30 MPH GUSTS. The room divider is clever (there was nothing in the instructions about it - not even on the contents list and it took a bit to figure it out). And the generator power port was a nice touch too. The only two things I miss are a top cover to seal the roof vents in cooler weather, and a front ‘porch’ rain fly to protect the entry opening in rain.

First impressions only, bought for motorcycle trip around the USA. This is a 6 person tent, meaning it's perfect for 2 people to camp with a feeling of spaciousness. I didn't need this much floor space, but wanted the height. Most people could stand in this tent with room to spare. It's TALL. I set it up to check that all is ok and in order. Instructions are nearly non existent, so first time setup was a bit confusing to me. Polls are poorly marked, so I re-marked them with much easier to see tape. Subsequent setups will be relatively easy for one person. Tent looks to be well made of very light weight material. Zippers worked ok, but not heavy duty and should be treated gently. The included fly might be a little tricky to install by one person due to tent height(?) the roof is all screen, so other than in dry summer weather I'd use the fly. All in all the design seems to be well thought out, material very light weight (durability?), and assembly is easy...I'm guessing about a 10-15 minute job for one person taking his time. Everything went back into the carry bag without a problem. Weight is around 24 pounds. Aluminum poles would have reduced weight considerably, but would have likely increased the price as well. After my trip I'll try to get back here and update the review.

We bought this tent as our home on the road as we moved across country from Oregon to South Carolina and it held up to the job great! The first night was a bit of a learning experience figuring out how the poles go together but once you've figured it out, it's quite easy. It's a color coordinated system so what's you've figured it out, it's very simple. It does take at least two people though as it's a very large tent! It withstood multiple thunder and lightening storms with downpours of rain and it never leaked at all! I really like the design of the top and that it's not the normal A frame tent because the shape of the roof helped with the storms. It's also tall enough for regular adults to stand in and even my 6+ foot tall son was able to comfortably stand and move. It withstood all my kids and two 100 pounds American Bulldogs for a week and a half, setting up and down every night, with tons of storms and was great! Best tent I've ever bought!

I have used this tent twice (for a total of 4 nights) so here are my impressions so far: It was a little tricky to set up the first time. The color coding was slightly confusing at first. In the video it only shows one connector hub that the poles connect into. There are actually six. But once I figured out which direction each one was supposed to face and connected the poles, set up was pretty easy. The first time I used this tent, it was very windy both days, with winds reaching up to 20 mph for a sustained period of time. I was camping on sand and did not have it staked into the ground. I only had it attached with the guy lines to a 5 gallon bucket of sand on each corner. It held up very well. The poles and frame seem very sturdy and well constructed. It stood up to the wind very well. I have not used it in rainy weather yet, so I do not know whether it would leak or not. In the description, it says it could be used for backpacking, I would definitely not recommend that. It is pretty heavy, and fairly large. Perfect for car camping though. I wish there were windows on all four sides instead of just front and back. As other reviews said, the zipper does tend to snag easily, so it can be a little annoying at times, especially if you're fumbling with it in the middle of the night. The bag that it comes in is nice because it has a little extra room. Most tents are almost impossible to get back in their bag. But there's enough extra room, that I was able to fit my 8'x10' ground tarp in the bag with it also.

I've used this tent on 3 campouts now, and I'm happy with it. Once you figure it out, it's quite easy to set up and take down. It will stand without the use of any stakes, but stakes are better for keeping the floor stretched out and keeping it from flying away in the wind. The roof is just screen, which is very nice on clear nights, and of course you need to put on the rain fly if there's rain or if you want to retain some heat. The only problem is the door zipper - it likes to take a bite of the rain flap (the orange strip) and get jammed. That is no fun at 3 in the morning. I still haven't come up with a good fix for that. Hint: At the 4 outside corners of the tent floor, there are metal pins attached to cloth loops. You need to stick the pins up into the bottom of the 4 poles to keep everything rigid. I don't remember if this was unclear or if I lost the instructions.

Good tent overall. Great size, fits a king size air mattress and there's still room on the floor for our toddler to play. The only issue, which is significant, is the very crappy zippers. It gets stuck in the tent fabric and catches on itself; you can see that it won't last. We have gotten to set up the tent and use it 2 times. In those two uses the zipper has been frustratingly difficult to maneuver. We get stuck at the door for like 3 minutes at a time trying to get in and out without breaking it all the way. Im worried we won't get long term use out of this tent, which is disappointing given how much it costs. It handled a storm and tornado weather very well, everyone else's tent flooded. Easy to put together and take apart. But genuinely useless if the zipper sucks and is bound to break our next camping trip. We had to cut it the first time we used it to make it functional, or else I'd return it and get a different tent.

Espaciosa, resistente a fuertes ráfagas de viento, buen material y excelente ventilación. Recomendada! Único detalle: es pesada, se necesita armar entre 2 o más personas.

This is the best tent I've ever purchased. Taking it out on season number 2 this year. It's spacious, decent quality, and didn't break the bank.

Zipper kept getting stuck upon testing. I couldn’t get out at one point. Front of the tent was flimsy and wouldn’t set down properly. Not great for cold weather.

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This is a great tent and is easy to assemble if you have 3 people and one of them is a bit taller than average! The poles are color coded which is a nice feature. The tent held up in a wind storm so that was great! I ended up having to sell it due to the fact that you really need to have 3 people to set this tent up easily!