2 Person Camping Tent with Rain Fly and Carrying Bag – Lightweight Outdoor Pop Up Tents for Camping Essentials, Music Festivals, Backpacking, Hiking, or Beach Shelter by Wakeman Outdoors

Honest, unbiased review---> I have a family member who is homeless. I bought this for them. The tent cane with one broken piece, but i still manage to make it work. Its basically just two long bars, criss crossed in an X shape. The top middle piece came broken. However, that issue aside, this tent is really nice for 25 dollars. Im 5'4ft, and I can lay down in it, and not touch either end of the tent. The front has 2 zippers, which is nice. Completely closes with no open holes. On top of the tent there is a breathing net for hot weather. It comes with a cover than can go over the top incase it rains. Very very easy to set up, took me a out 8 mins in total to set it up. The bars lock into place on each of the four corners, and wont move, which is Great. On each of the 4 corners, there is a hole so you can pin the tent down to the ground, and it comes with the pins needed for that. Even with one broken piece, this is easily a 5 star tent for 25 dollars. Bug proof, water resistant, and good for hot weather.

This is a solid tent for the price. We had heavy wind/rain and it didn’t leak and was surprisingly sturdy. It is not a 2 person tent, I’m 5’2 and fit diagonally or with my feet hanging out the “door”. Definitely don’t add a kid and a dog into it if you want sleep. Ventilation is minimal, the top of the tent has an opening the size of your hand, and then you can sleep with your door open and that is the extent of the air circulation, it’s too small for a fan to not get knocked over. It is super light weight- this is great for one person packing it in and set up and take down. It does present a challenge in the wind however or it becomes a kite. I chased it several times and it still looks brand new, so if nothing else it’s made really durable. Just plan to sit on it until it’s staked down well.

The kiddos wanted to do some backyard camping or indoor play camping and this hits the mark. Its small enough for them to have space and have fun "camping" but not so large that it takes up a whole room or the whole backyard. Super easy to put together and take down. Light weight and easy to carry around or store. No issues with the zippers or poles yet.

Got it on sale because who knows if it’s a flimsy cloth tent. It isn’t. It’s waterproof. Put a footprint that’s smaller than the tent and rain doesn’t not get into the tent. It’s easy to set up and lightweight. It doesn’t have an outer shell fly so your shoes will have to go into a waterproof bag if you want to keep them outside. The ventilation is very good and it’s warm with the door and rain fly open. The bottom of the tent can be wiped clean with wet wipes. The straps that came with the tent can be clothing lines that attach to the rain fly loops. Very convenient. Five stars because it’s very light weight.

ok, for this money you're not buying fort knox. but it's very compact, light, and works surprisingly well. it took it on a trip to hawaii. the fact that i could avoid checked luggage saved more than the price of the tent in bag fees on just this one trip. it may or may not last very long, but for the money who cares? most of my meals are more expensive than this and you know how they end up. yes, the fabric is light. yes, the rain fly is on the small side. but i spent 2 nights in 20-25mph steady wind and occasional torrential rainfall with great results. a few drops did get in, but nowhere near as bad as i feared. it does flap around in the wind, not a surprise there. sizewise it's small. i'm 5'10 and the only way i could stretch out is by taking up the diagonal. so if you want two people in here, they best be fun size and/or open to spooning. could be a feature.

Ok - for the price, I should have expected a TEMU knock-off - but looking at dimensions, it looked like it would be big enough for one person. It is...if you're a dwarf..I mean little person. Sorry PC folks! I'm 5'11" and 240 lbs - took a chance on this for a bike run to raise money for vets with PTSD. Figured I'd save some money by camping the three nights during the run. I get to the campground, open the tent and set it up. Well, it's EASY to set up - that's the one star it gets. Unless you want your head shoved into the wall of the tent, and you're over like 5' tall .. you're going to have an issue. Rain? Ha! You betcha! It rained like hell and the zip closure on it doesn't close along the bottom, just up and down...so...even if I curled up in the fetal position, the rain soaked the front of the tent, made it heavy, and then filled the floor of it. I will say the floor is waterproof...I think. It sure as hell stored a few gallons of water in there for when I got up. Since the rain was intense, I didn't want to touch the sides of the tent...to keep the rain from soaking through...course, that didn't make a difference. In my sleep, I apparently got out of the fetal position and straightened my legs. That meant that from the knee down, my legs stuck out of the end of the tent...remember me saying there's no zipper/closure along the bottom? Yup, feet just jetted right out there! Thank the good lord a bear, badger, or wolverine didn't chew my feet off during my sleep! I'm also grateful that a skunk, opossum, or wild boar didn't decide to come in out of the rain and snuggle up with me during the night. Anyway - it was easy to pick the tent up with one hand, pour the water out of it, and roll it up. This thing may be great for some kids - on a clear night with no wind...or rain....or even bad gas from eating too many beans at dinner. If you're an adult over 5' tall tho .. you need a different tent. If there are two adults...you'll want to be cozy! Remember what the Drill Sgt said...heel to toe or nut to butt .. make yer buddy smile.

5’9 woman here. My feet hang out if I lay flat, which is not great when it’s raining. Speaking of rain, it might not leak but the condensation from the rain will come in and soak everything, not to mention how there’s not exactly a good waterproof seal around the door to keep water out. Rain has been leaking all over my sleeping pad and blankets. It’s fairly easy to assemble when alone. The outside flap zipper isn’t the best and it likes to get stuck. Again, not great when it’s pouring rain straight into your tent. It gets pretty hot. I could not imagine putting another person in here with me. It’s smaller (or feels smaller) than advertised and I just don’t think it would fit two people unless they’re kids. It’s not terrible, it’s doing most of its job but I wish I had just spent the extra $20 on a bigger and better tent. But also, I spent $20 on this I feel like I got exactly my moneys worth. So idk. Maybe I deserve this for not getting a better tent.

Tent is easy to set up for a 10 year old. It doesn't quite fit a twin blow-up mattress however, there are ways to adjust the coverage.

Fab tent , brought for my 5 year old granddaughter to play in the garden. She loves it ! Zips ate weak tho , if they broke the tent would be finished ,

Very happy with the tent. Better for one adult sleeping comfortably and two adults sitting and chilling. Easy to set up and take down. Using it as sun shade in the garden.

It is cheap, but the quality is truly unsatisfactory. Used it once and it developed mold 😑 when I woke up in the morning the INSIDE of the tent was wet and all my stuff got wet. Just get a better quality one don’t buy this..

Viene muy espaciosa y el material es muy bueno, es practica. A mi hija se le rompió el elástico que venia en uno de los soportes pero fue por falta de cuidado porque viene muy bien elaborada y empaquetada.

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