Extra Large Tent 12-14 Person,Family Cabin Tents,2 Bay-Windows,2 Rooms and 3 Doors 3 Windows with Mesh,Waterproof,Straight Wall,Double Layer,Big Tent for Outdoor,Picnic,Camping

1. Weather Protection The tent’s rainfly and seam-taping are excellent. A well-made fly is critical because it keeps rain out and ensures that even in a downpour, the inner space stays dry. Double-wall construction (a mesh inner body + separate fly) helps with both weather resistance and reducing condensation.  2. Ventilation With large mesh panels and well-placed vents, airflow is very good. This minimizes the “sweaty tent” feeling at night and cuts down on moisture inside — very important for comfort and longevity.  3. Build Quality & Durability The materials feel robust — ripstop nylon / polyester for the body, and quality poles (ideally aluminum). Reinforced stitching and a bathtub-style floor help prevent leaks and resist wear.  4. Ease of Setup The tent is straightforward to pitch. Poles and clips are color-coded, making the process intuitive, and the frame is freestanding, which means you don’t always need to stake it down rigidly.  5. Weight / Portability It’s reasonably lightweight for a tent of its size, especially considering its durability. Not super ultralight, but if you’re backpacking, it’s very manageable; for car camping, weight isn’t a big penalty.  6. Stability & Season Use This feels like a well-engineered 3-season tent — great for spring, summer, and fall. According to expert guides, 3-season tents are often the sweet spot for most campers because they balance breathability and weather protection.  7. Livable Interior Vertical walls (or near-vertical) maximize usable space. There’s enough headroom to sit or even stand (depending on the model), and internal pockets help keep things organized.

This is the biggest tent I've ever purchased which will be housing myself, my 2 dogs and their 8 puppies in their kennels. Being homeless is tough enough so this should help make things a bit more relaxed! I keep trying to post videos but Amazon won't take them for some stupid reason and I hate just posting text without the proof to back up what is stated and to show quality. I will try to post more once I get it together as long as Amazon allows me to! Update: I tried to post another video, but Amazon is lame when it comes to them. I was only able to add pictures. The size is HUGE! Quality is better than Coleman! They give 2 extra poles for the windows in case they snap, 2 plastic pole holding things just in case as well as patches in case you get a hole(I've always just used gorilla glue tape). Coleman has never had spare parts or even patches in their tents. I'm so happy I saved for the monster size tent from this company rather than another Coleman. You also can stand straight up with room to spare. My 6'3" friend loves my 12 person tent more than his little 8 person Coleman tent! He told me he's jealous and now he wants to save up for one. Guess I picked a winner. Buy this tent and enjoy! The tent was a bit complicated to understand on instructions if you have never set one up like this, but it wasn't too bad and I did it mainly by myself as my friend is mentally challenged, but it would be loads easier with a few friends! Thanks for the luxury on this tent!

This tent is actually really great for the Renaissance fair since I can use the front entrance as my wardrobe area. The two separate rooms make it feel way less cramped and give you actual space instead of everything being piled together. The front opens up completely, almost like a little porch, so getting in and out is easy and doesn’t feel like you’re crawling through a tunnel every time. I also like that the back section is separated with an actual zipper instead of just a flimsy piece of fabric like most tent dividers, so it actually feels like a real separate room. The only real issue is when it rains. The top tends to collect water, and if enough builds up it’ll start to sag and collapse like in the picture. It looks worse than it actually is though. As long as you notice it and push the water off, it pops right back into shape and doesn’t really leak if you get to it quick enough. (If you prop something like a pole or broom against that center wall by the big window, it actually helps hold it up. It’s a little redneck rigging, but it works.) So yeah, great setup and layout, just not something you want to ignore during heavy rain unless you’re cool babysitting the roof a bit. or your crafty, or have a extra canopy to put over the tent (which I plan to do next year to solve the issue.)

This was petty easy to set up and had lots of room. I had my four boys share this camping, ranging in age from 12-25 and they all found enough room.

This a very good tent, good size, quality and hold up on the beach breeze. Definitely recommend.

SO disappointed! I paid 160 dls for a tent that is burnt from the sun, ripped, incomplete and useless. I felt do betrayed. I had to run to walmart to get a new one that was cheaper. Why do ppl do this? The sticks were broken n glass needles got into my skin. So painful. It came full of dirt. It didnt have the roof cover so kids n all got wet.

Had my doubts because of the reviews but Great tent lots of space inside fit a queen sized airmatress with enough room for my clothing and essentials in the back room. Front large door let in alot of air during the hot days. We had a strong thunderstorm that knocked tent down but inside was relatively dry considering I'd left a window open and the tent wasn't 100% secured down. Would definitely recommend