Outdoor Safari Glamping Tent Oxford 3M/ 4M/5M/6M Luxury Yurt Bell Tent for Family Camping

We have bought multiple Yurts and love them- it’s our side business - Glamping at the beach - they are well made and kept up year around except when there is a hurricane! It’s survived a CAT 1 (we wanted to know how safe or how far we could push it…expect after 75 mph winds it’s going down!)Zipper does open up in strong winds. It hardly ever leaks! It’s up 24/7 and mildews typically after 7 months of weather

The best thing I have ever bought easily! I would highly recommend it! Super spacious! Perfect for stormy weather! Super adaptable to its surroundings! Set up was super easy other than getting the middle pole into place. That was only because the canvas was heavy and I am super tiny and weak. The zipper putting the floor and walls does leak if it’s storming. But if you set it up correctly and put the waterproof material in place with a heavy duty metal stake. It solves that problem easy. The floor is super easy to clean. But mopping leaves it kind of sticky for a second so I would not recommend it. I would also recommend getting tennis balls for the bottom of all your furniture. The doors and windows are perfect for a super light breeze. It you want to feel the wind I would recommend rolling up the walls! The insulation is crazy weird but once I have a better gauge I will update. Also ordered a compatible wood burning stove. Can’t wait to try that out. All together the perfect tent! *Update Uploaded Video (Still love this tent and please excuse the dirty floor it has been super rainy and muddy. Which the Yurt held up perfectly through. But still need to sweep and do a few other things. I apologize)

OK. Spent a lot of time looking for bell tent/yurt within a certain price range and this one (6m size) seemed to fit the bill. Haven't set- it up in a real field experience, but did set it up in my front yard for three days. And here are my thoughts in no particular orderThis tent is heavy, I mean really heavy, it will take two persons to carry it safely.I am ordering a bigger packing bag, because the one they sent, does not make it easy to pack the tent in, nevermind the rest of the gear. I'm going to order a bag which has handles on the end to make it easier for a team to carry.We did have short, but heavy downpours over those three days. No leakage other than where I left the window cover unsealed (my bad).The stovejack opening is too low for any stove. Can't speak to actually operating a stove in the unit, but it may be difficult getting that upward draft with the opening so low.It was relatively simple for one person to set-up. The stakes look durable -- I'm a hiking camper, so I do know a bit about tent hardware -- and these appear...let me say that I WOULD rely on them.It was hot and a bit humid outside. It was REALLY humid inside the tent.Finally, this is a BIG ASS tent. Not quite the size that your party companies set-up for special events, but this is big and roomy. Keep in mind that even though the floor of the tent may be 6M when you add in the stakes/lines, it expands to closer to 25 feet.Would I buy the same one? Maybe. Maybe a couple of smaller ones for the youth to stay in. My only hesitation is the height of the stovejack, since we mostly do cool and cold weather camping. Plus, I would use a double-wall stove pipe -- better safe than sorry, right.

Our family took this tent on a multi day national parks trip this summer. We camped 8 nights, moving locations every night. We found this tent to be very easy to set up. By the last night even my 8 year old was able to set up the tent pretty much on his own. The inside is very roomy. We had two queen sized blow up mattresses and a single and still had plenty of room inside and did not feel crowded. It’s also great because I can fully stand up Inside the tent (I’m 6’2). The tent is also very easy to break down and pack up. It’s a bit heavy- maybe 80 pounds, but it if good quality.

This tent is huge and very well made. Set up was very easy as we had 3 people helping. Bought some blow up furniture, ( couch and 2 oversized lounge seats and they all turn into beds.) Do yourself a favor and buy some battery operated fairy lights with some small clips to hang along the inside walls. With this size tent especially when cold get a little buddy heater (not the smallest, but the next size up) to take the chill off. Lastly, throw some rugs inside to make it cozy. Voila, cozy inviting space for friends to gather. We put it up on a beautiful warm day the first use and it was very cold that night and it was very wet on the outside of the tent. Try not to touch the inside walls because water seeped through as the fibers on the walls and ceiling hadn’t shrunk yet. Night 2 was much better because the tent fibers actually did what they were supposed to do after drying out the next day. Make sure your tent is super dry before rolling up and putting back in bag, and yes it will fit in the bag if you roll up tight. All in all, very happy and the butter yellow color is pleasing to the eye.