NaturehikeMassif Hot Tent with Stove Jack, 4 Season Tent, 1/2/4 Person Camping Tent, UPF50+ Waterproof Windproof Winter Tent with Room and Hall

If you're looking for a roomy Hot Tent set-up that allows ample room for two adults to very comfortably fit inside, with both space for two full-sized cots, sleeping mats and bags, along with bedding, and all their given gear, plus a full-size Tent Stove and all that involves, but not looking for your set-up to be too heavy, bulky, hard to carry or overly complicated to set up, this may be the setup you've been looking for.This tent from Naturehike has all these features in one simple setup design, making for an ideal winter camping setup in one neat, reasonably sized, and weighted package.I will say though, as was pointed out by another purchaser here, You do need to be reasonably careful with the tent poles when setting up, making sure not to force them awkwardly in one direction, or without distributing the load evenly across the span. *In either event Naturehike offers a 1-year warranty to address issues of this type direct from the manufacturer.

My daughter and I bought this tent for my granddaughter. It also has a place for a stove. Her boyfriend and her absolutely love it. There’s plenty of room for them and their dogs.worth the money. Well made. Now they can camp and fish all year.

**Naturehike Massif Hot Tent Review: Perfect for All-Season Adventures**I recently invested in the Naturehike Massif Hot Tent with Stove Jack, and I'm thoroughly impressed with its design and functionality. While I haven't had the chance to test it in rainy conditions yet, its overall build quality and features make it a promising choice for serious outdoor enthusiasts.First and foremost, the tent's construction is top-notch. It's clear that Naturehike has prioritized durability without compromising on weight or usability. The materials feel robust, capable of standing up to harsh weather conditions, which is crucial for year-round camping and hiking trips.One standout feature of the tent is its thoughtful design to minimize condensation. The inner tent cleverly does not touch the walls, which suggests that airflow should be adequate to prevent moisture buildup inside. This design element is crucial for maintaining comfort during extended stays, especially in colder climates where condensation can be a significant concern.Setting up the tent was surprisingly straightforward. It can be done by a single person, but I would recommend at least two people. The poles and stakes fit together intuitively, and the overall structure feels stable once pitched. The addition of the stove jack is a game-changer for winter camping, allowing for safe use of a stove inside the tent to keep warm and cook meals.One thing that particularly impressed me is the spaciousness inside. There's ample room for gear storage and comfortable sleeping arrangements, making it ideal for both solo adventurers and small groups. The vestibule provides extra storage space for muddy boots or wet gear, keeping the sleeping area clean and dry.Overall, while I haven't tested its waterproof capabilities in rain yet, the Naturehike Massif Hot Tent has already proven itself as a reliable companion for four-season camping. Its thoughtful design, durability, and spacious interior make it a standout choice for anyone looking to elevate their outdoor experiences. I'm looking forward to putting it through its paces in various weather conditions, confident that it will perform admirably.

The media could not be loaded. Fell inlove with this tent the moment i saw this. I like naturehike as a trnt brand because of my cloudup 1 , which i use for backpacking. The Massif takes about 15mins to setup and spacios inside. U have an option to not use the tub if you feel like there’s no bugs around. I’ve used it during a heavy raint that resulted on flooded campsite, but this tent stood its ground. During summer, u can open all of the 3 doors for airflow. The poles are decent as well as the cords and pins. I would love to have a bigger tub for at least 3 people as an option, disregarding the area for the woodstove(atleast a separate option that u could buy from them). I bought a separate set of stakes for support during a strong wind situation.Overall, my only complain is the corners of the awning. The water flows and drips inside due to the design and setup and design of that section.