Large 10 Feet Outdoor Luxury Glamping Yurt Teepee Canvas Camping House W/ Stove Jack (91283645)

We’ve taken this tent on a couple of extended camp outs in the mountains in rainy and below freezing temps. We managed to set the tent up in the dark while raining with no problems. We didn’t experience any leaks, rips or tears in the canvas. The tent did a good job of keeping out the elements. I read a few bad reviews (regarding rips, tears and zipper issues) and I’m not sure why they had these problems but nothing is indestructible. If you don’t take care of something your chances of a fail increase. Canvas is a fabric and even the strongest of fabrics aren’t as strong as steel. If you do things like make sure the tent is dry when you put it up, don’t put it under trees where branches may fall on it, don’t leave it out in 100+ degree weather for days at a time you will dramatically increase your chances of success. Even Springbar tents require some reasonable level of care. It’s a quality tent (yes the zippers are good) that should last you years if properly taken care of.

This tent is fantastic for camping in the snow/cold when you add a wood burning stove. The setup process is straightforward and simple to follow, but it does take a while (depending on the ground surface it takes me about 45 minutes to 1 1/2 hours. So it's not great if you're just camping for 1 night, but for 2 or more it's fantastic. It handles heavy snow loads and high winds well. Inside there is easily enough space for a couple and all their gear. You can make 3 fit but it's tight. I would go up in size to the 12 foot if you want to sleep more people inside. It's also nice that you can stand up inside

I liked it..getting the door pole into the slot didn't exist..but the tent was excellent on my November hunt. Temps were below 30 at night, mid 30's during the day..snowing and freezing rain..totally water proof, small propane heater was enough for the night.

The 10 ft tent is actually smaller at the floor. It measures 9'8' from further most corner to corner and from door to back corner 8'5". So a little smaller, but doable for two person camping. We are not looking for a glaming tent. Just one that does not need a fly! A Lot of head room. Has not been in rain yet so don't know if it will leak at the grommet where the front pole inserts . Seem built well, Cant wait for a rain storm

Purchased this tent to have a nice tent that will last me a long time. This definitely fits the bill!I only camp a handful of times each year and normally when I do we are in close proximity to our car. This is definitely not a backpacking tent, because it is pretty heavy. That said, it is extremely high quality and easy to set up. Plus, you can actually fit it in the bag again when you're done using it! We got a ton of rain the first weekend I used it and it held up great.Highly recommend to anyone looking for a heavy duty, high quality tent

Great zippers and quality. I needed help installing it on a platform . The tent is up and with two wooden cots in it. And that is all that fit. We did not find a pocket for the front pole.The design is the question because of the guide ropes and my platform. They could be a hazard at night. I will get some solar lights to help assist my guests. I am thinking it will be best for one cot instead of two to give space for guests things. I like the color and it seems to stay dry inside but the lack of pole pocket had us stumped for a while.

My son bought this tent for a one month dad/son off road camping trip from northern Idaho, through western Montana and Wyoming to northern Colorado, all I’m US Forest Service Roads. It was a tough test in all types of conditions and weather, including driving rain and at altitudes of up to 10,000 feet and temperatures in the low 20s. This tent never let us down. So, too, my son’s customized Tayota Tacoma TRD Off Road. It’s heavy and takes up a lot of room buts a good value and we highly recommend it.

Tent was great, love it. I'm tiny and I was able to pug it up on my own and take it down. Craftsmanship was great. Bent a couple of the smaller stakes though so they might not be as tough. SPIDER PHOBES BE AWAREThe ventilation pockets, the skirt, and even the crook of the door opening are places spiders love. I had a few of the buggers and I jumped out my skin. So, how to deal with it. Get some basic misquote net and sew it into the pockets at an angle to there isn't a lovely hide hole there for the spiders to get into. Same with thr skirt and the door top. You will be grateful you did. For extra help, put some peppermint oil there. Make sure you seal it!!I think if the manufacturers made the netting there it would be amazing but you DIY folks can handle a needle and thread.