BeyondhomeInstant Cabin Tent, 8 Person/10 Person Camping Tent Setup in 60 Seconds with Rainfly & Windproof Tent with Carry Bag for Family Camping & Hiking, Upgraded Ventilation

Recently purchased this tent and took it camping in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park for 6 days. I already owned a smaller instant tent but recent hip troubles necessitated buying a cot that wouldn't fit in my previous tent, and my teen daughter wanted the privacy of a tent divider.I researched new tents extensively and was torn between this one and two others. One of them turned out to be too large to fit on the tent pad at the campsite, and one of them wouldn't accommodate my cot, so this was the winner. Setup/takedown was a dream, the tent provided plenty of space for me and for my daughter, and everybody who looked into our tent exclaimed that it looked more like two rooms than a tent. I liked that this had a solid bottom that rose about 6" up the side of the tent so there was no seam along the ground. Ventilation was great. The included "welcome mat" was a nice surprise that actually turned out to be very useful. The tent survived a torrential downpour with high wind gusts on the fourth night of our trip with no problems and no leaks. My brother's tent was not so lucky, so I've recommended this one to him.We had to break down camp in the rain so when we got home we set it back up in the driveway to dry out. Cleaned up really well. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Edited to add: Forgot to mention the one thing I really dislike about this tent is that the doors don't have a double zipper. It has a single zipper that starts at the bottom so you have to stand on your head to grab the zipper and unzip UP every time you want to go in/out. I had to keep stepping on the bottom 6" of the tent to make it taut enough to work the zipper one-handed. Not a dealbreaker, but a constant irritation so just be aware before you buy.1/8/24 - Further edit: it appears they no longer sell my tent. Mine is the 10-person tent with two doors on the front which we prefer so my daughter and I each have our own door for privacy's sake.

I don't normally do reviews but as I sat in My Beyond Home 8 Person tent at the ocean in a storm with 30 mph winds and rain heavy at times I decided I needed to review this tent. I camp with My Special Needs Son and on this trip We knew We could get rain and wind. I have had My tent since September. I camp at least once a month. I have loved the size and ease of set up. I camped at same ocean spot in November for opening of Dungeness week. Weather was beautiful and tent was great. We started out January 28th 2024 at a Bodega Bay Campground. Had 3 beautiful days with mild wind. Weather app warned Us of Gail Force winds coming with a storm on Wednesday. I was concerned but made sure all parts of tent were staked and added sand stakes to the rainfly ropes and secured them all. Tent was put up between a tree and some bushes. I had no idea what direction the wind would hit Us and tent (going to learn after this). During dinner We got the 1st sprinkles and the wind got stronger. I checked My stakes and ropes and We went to the tent to watch a movie and hang out. My Sister and Her Son were in another brand tent and She didn't take extra precautions. During the night the wind got crazy and the rain fell hard. Found out I set My tent up where the wind was hitting directly at the front door area. I had never used this tent in rain so prayed for the best. The wind hit the tent with everything it had and the nylon flexed in but not one pole moved. It stormed and was so windy for a day and a half. I had to leave My dry very stable tent numerous times to go help My Sister fix various things that happened to Her tent ultimately ending in it completely collapsed on Her and Her Son and they were soaked. They retreated to My Suburban to sleep while I weathered the storm in My amazing tent. I can't say enough good things about it. People said You should have put a tarp over it. Well I didn't and We stayed dry. I jyst set it up as directed using the stakes included and sand stakes because We were camping on the beach. I included a picture of tent during the storm and it is up and standing keeping Us safe. If You are considering a new tent this one is awesome.

First time camper in a long time, pretty impressed with how easy this tent was to setup and takedown. All of the poles are built in, you just have to extend them on the roof and the legs, peg them into the ground, add the raincover, and you're all set. Very spacious, fit three "double size" air mattresses side to side, which fit perfectly across and still had a sliver of about two feet down the whole side of the tent to put bags and shoes.The most impressive thing of this tent:The last night of camping, we were hit with a windstorm with gusts up to 50-60mph, but the tent def held up well. We tried to ride out the winds hoping it would die down, but it didn't. We were holding out until the kids woke up, which took a couple of hours before they awoke, and when they did it was time to take the tent down and pack up. That was a mistake, bc as soon as the front door opened (facing the wind), and we came out of the tent, it turned into a parachute and 3 of the corners holding the tent down lifted up, luckily we were behind a tree and it got caught and stuck on the tree. The tent was blowing hard against the tree, with one corner still locked into the ground, things seemed like they were twisting and turning, I thought my brand-new tent was a total loss. Finally managed to collapse the legs and roof, and get the remaining stuff out of the tent, packed it all up and went home. Set the tent back up to assess the damage, and everything was just fine! The poles were functional and barely bent, no punctures in the tent itself and everything is good to go.Highly recommend this tent and this brand! I am very impressed with the value you get at this price point.

Title says it all. As advertised its very easy setup. Little longer to pack tight into original bag but so far (multiple uses) its been a great buy. Roomier inside than i thought it would be.