CORE 6 Person Instant Cabin Tent | Portable Large Pop Up Tent with Easy 60 Second Camp Setup for Family Camping | Included Hanging Organizer for Outdoor Camping Accessories

Finally got to use this tent. It was awesome. Easy to put up. Well constructed. Fun hanging cubbie included. Spacious for two people. Easy to pack up.

Good sized tent for me. It accommodates a twin mattress that is 20 inches tall and a table to hold a microwave as well as a camp chair. It has an electric port for an extension cord. I like the large gear bag for the wall. It has a hook at the top for a lantern or fan. I found this very quick to put up, however the poles are hard for me to stretch out to snap in place. I finally needed to unhock the sides from the pole to get them in place. Afterwards, I reattached the sides. I found the rain fly easy to attach once I got two of the corners attached. Then I could pull the fly to the other side for attaching. I'm 81 years ols and could errect it alone. It's very easy to take down but I bought a larger bag for it because the original was too small once the tent hade been set up once. I also bought quick release straps to fasten around it. It's a nice light weight. The design is quite functional.

We’ve been camping for decades, and have owned and setup several tents over the years, and this one is the easiest to setup by far! One person can have it up, literally, in under two minutes. No poles to put together and feed through. Poles are built in. All you do is lay it on the ground, unfold the corners and pick up from the center and extend the corner legs. So simple, so easy. Lots of headroom, windows and ventilation. We’ve had it in rain and there was no leakage and no water inside, no bugs and the build quality is great. The only downfall, if you want to get picky, is that the main door zipper has a tendency to get caught on the flap that goes over it. Very minor issue. Overall I can easily say this is the best tent we’ve ever owned, hands down!

Really nice, spacious tent. I ordered this one and the FanttikOutdoor Alpha C4 because I wasn't sure the Fanntik 4 person was spacious enough. This one was slightly bigger (would fit a queen with some extra room but probably not 2 queens comfortably) however the other was a winner because it was bigger than a normal 4 person and nicer quality. This one is still a very good tent for the price point. Setup was easy, we just tested it out in the backyard but never took it camping. I have an Timelapse but Amazon isn't letting me upload :( will edit if it does! Only giving 4 stars because takedown was more difficult than we would've liked. Also had vents for airflow which is a huge plus. Overall, I'd definitely recommend this to people who camp often, but chose the other one because we camp every other weekend and the build was higher quality.

Overall a great tent. We’re 5’9” and 6’ and can almost stand up straight. There’s more space than you might think, the windows are great and it has good storage pockets. It’s also light and doesn’t take up much storage space. The air vents are nice when you want to keep the windows closed, but since they are on the ground you may get some dust/water blown in. The door is my least favorite part. The zipper covers get stuck almost every time, although it’s easy to pull the fabric out of the zipper. I don’t know if it’s due to the angle of the door or how low it is, but I find it awkward walking through it. The door also falls into the tent when opened so if it’s wet it’ll drip in. The little door mat that’s attached to it is worthless, bring a bigger and better one. Set up really is instant and a child could do it on their own. Tear down is a different story, however. Because you have to fold the legs inward you are risking any dirt or moisture falling onto/through the mesh roof/windows. You have to stand all four legs up, hold them all in place and push the loose parts of the tent between the legs and towards the center. You practically have to bear hug it and use your legs. Once you get done, keep hugging so you can push all the excess air out. Tie it up if you can, then progressively feed it into the bag and zip. Overall you’re going to get dirty, you’ll drop or leg or two and have to start over. Practice at home first. The pros definitely outweigh my cons, and if you’re tired of those little “3 person” tents, tall, pack a lot when camping, etc., you’ll love this tent.