Anonymous
05/25/2022 10:01
Subject: Recommend your family sized tent
I have the Core tent that someone else’s suggested and we LOVE it. We are a family of 4, so it’s plenty large enough for us.
The kids share a “room” we get a room, and the gear goes in the other room. It’s SOOO easy to put it. I put the tent up by myself woth my two small kids. I can’t recommend this tent enough.
The kids share a “room” we get a room, and the gear goes in the other room. It’s SOOO easy to put it. I put the tent up by myself woth my two small kids. I can’t recommend this tent enough.
Anonymous
05/25/2022 09:38
Subject: Recommend your family sized tent
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We love this one:
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Ozark-Trail-16-Person-3-Room-Family-Cabin-Tent-with-3-Entrances/518694841?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=0
It’s inexpensive for its size yet surprisingly sturdy with foolproof assembly.
Where do you use such a large tent? How many people do you camp with? I've been on many campsites smaller than that footprint!
Basic state campgrounds. We’ve never had an issue.
Anonymous
05/25/2022 09:08
Subject: Recommend your family sized tent
Does anyone have a car roof pop-up tent that they would recommend?
Anonymous
05/25/2022 09:05
Subject: Re:Recommend your family sized tent
Anonymous wrote:OP, whatever you do - buy a bigger tent than you think you need. We got a nice 4 person tent from REI and it's a tight fit for just me and my two kids. If my wife came we'd have to buy a second tent. If you need room for a family of 4 plus a dog I would be looking at tents that claim to be for 8 people minimum, ideally 9 or 10. They just consider room for sleeping bags and not room to move around without stepping on bags or storing any gear inside.
We are a family of four with a medium size dog and have plenty of room in a six person tent. We tend to keep a lot of gear in our car, but it would definitely fit in the tent as well. We love the REI kingdom/wonderland tent.
Anonymous
05/25/2022 08:59
Subject: Re:Recommend your family sized tent
Coleman makes a couple of different (3 season) 8 person tents that you can find on Amazon for under $200, with thousands of good reviews. For example
https://www.amazon.com/Coleman-8-Person-Camping-Elite-Montana/dp/B001TSCF96/ref=sr_1_5?crid=9BNNBC0553VW&keywords=8%2Bperson%2Btent&qid=1653483360&sprefix=8%2Bperson%2Btent%2Caps%2C143&sr=8-5&th=1
https://www.amazon.com/Coleman-8-Person-Canyon-Tent-Black/dp/B00J955G10/ref=sr_1_6?crid=9BNNBC0553VW&keywords=8+person+tent&qid=1653483360&sprefix=8+person+tent%2Caps%2C143&sr=8-6
https://www.amazon.com/Coleman-8-Person-Camping-Elite-Montana/dp/B001TSCF96/ref=sr_1_5?crid=9BNNBC0553VW&keywords=8%2Bperson%2Btent&qid=1653483360&sprefix=8%2Bperson%2Btent%2Caps%2C143&sr=8-5&th=1
https://www.amazon.com/Coleman-8-Person-Canyon-Tent-Black/dp/B00J955G10/ref=sr_1_6?crid=9BNNBC0553VW&keywords=8+person+tent&qid=1653483360&sprefix=8+person+tent%2Caps%2C143&sr=8-6
Anonymous
05/25/2022 08:54
Subject: Re:Recommend your family sized tent
OP, whatever you do - buy a bigger tent than you think you need. We got a nice 4 person tent from REI and it's a tight fit for just me and my two kids. If my wife came we'd have to buy a second tent. If you need room for a family of 4 plus a dog I would be looking at tents that claim to be for 8 people minimum, ideally 9 or 10. They just consider room for sleeping bags and not room to move around without stepping on bags or storing any gear inside.