Skydome Camping Tent with Screen Room - Rock Grey

We used 2 queen size air mattress inside and still had room to walk easily between them. The screened in “patio” was great. Had 2 chairs and a table and still had room. We also had our Great Dane and our lab inside. They slept all night. I’m so glad we have this tent. Easy to put up and take down., I did it myself! Such a relaxing atmosphere. Great for putting in back yard for your retreat. I love it and would buy it again.

This tent is huge! Quality construction. Fits 2 tall queen size air mattresses and room to keep them away from touching the sides. There's a place to hook a small battery lantern center of the big room. There's a little ground level zipper for an extension cord to pass through in the big room for air mattresses. Would recommend setting up the 2 big support poles first with a friend and then the rest can be setup alone. It rained on and off for about 16 hours and there was no water inside the tent. Would recommend buying 6 bigger aftermarket stakes for the 6 corners. Would buy again.

I looked at a lot of options for a tent with a "front screened porch" and went with this Coleman 8-person. The setup was simple. The quality was good. I like that the front porch has a continuation of the same floor material and design of the main tent. It held up in moderate rain without any leaking or dampness through the fabric. As with every tent I have ever bought, I just wish the stuff bag was sized for the real world and not the fold that comes out of the factory!

I wanted to like this tent. It was purchased against my better judgement. I have hundreds of nights camping and backpacking in varying conditions and the experience in this tent was amongst the worst. This tent was used once for three nights in Maine. It was set up on a clear cool night, we woke up to a day of light to moderate rain on day two and that is when the problems started. The good: 1. Easy to set up 2. Roomy for a family of four with a pet The bad: 1. The entry is angled and not covered by a vestibule allowing water to travel down and enter into the front screened-in area, puddling given the design of the floor. Additionally, it also wets through the screen enclosures and material covering the zippers due to angle and shedding of water 2. Rain fly over front screened area sags no matter how tight you get the guy lines, water pools and wets through creating a second entry point for water 3. Rain fly over main tent also wets through causing drips on sleeping area 4. Camping in the hot weather air flow could be an issue

The tent that was shipped to me is not gray as shown in the product pictures, it's more of a faded teal. It took me a total of 20 minutes to set the tent up on my own, I'm not sure how people are doing this solo in 5 minutes on youtube... that's BS, especially when they dont show themselves doing it. I set up the tent in the yard with a 20% chance of rain that night. We ended up having 40mph winds and a torrential downpour for about 4 hours. The tent leaked in multiple spots, some from the top of the rainfly... which i've never seen in a new tent. In the tent's defense, I did not guy the fly... 20% chance... not sure if this had something to do with the leaks. I've since hosed it down with waterproofing spray in hopes that it doesn't leak in the future. Now that I got all of the bad stuff out of the way, it's the ideal tent for our family of 4. We are able to fit 4, 28" pads with about 6" of space in between each in the main sleeping area. No windows makes this a great fall/spring tent, which is when we do most of our camping with the scouts. I know some reviewers on here say it has great ventilation... with the rainfly off, yes, with the rainfly on, this thing is a sauna, which is exactly why I bought it. The footprint isn't as excessive as competitor tents with a weatherproof screen room and the screen room is perfect to keep all of our gear... and to keep muddy shoes out of the sleeping area. Y