KingCamp Canvas Bell Yurt Tents, 4 Seasons Large Waterproof & Windproof Luxury Glamping Tent w/Stove Jack for Family Outdoor Camping, Hunting, Parties

Upgraded to this tent cause my twins and I didn’t have enough room in our small Coleman tent. Plus I wanted to camp at anytime of year. We did a test camp in the backyard to break it in and see how much space everything would take up. Plenty of room for everything we have. (Full bed, single cot, backpacks, cooler, heater.) Very impressed with the quality and materials. I don’t see any defects so far. This was very easy to setup. My only negative is that I bought this like a week to early. It’s currently 30% off. And if you’re thinking about getting this, I would highly recommend it.

I purchased the 4m (13.2 ft) version of this tent with some trepidation - there were no reviews and I did not know the brand. I have had a tent similar to this but by a different maker (not sold on Amazon) so I am very familiar with the design and features. This tent has a lot of features for the price! What really sold it for me was the built in screening all the way around. Sure, if it is raining hard, you will want to drop the sides but during the summer, which is when I tend to camp the most, this is a fabulous feature. The entire tent is well-designed and built and I am incredibly happy with it so far. So glad I took a chance on this! Update - I spent two weeks in my tent and weathered a number of storms with no issues. I used 2' wood stakes to shorten the length of the lines. I have been unable to get it back into its bag but I can figure that out and maybe compress it with bungees.

Pros. Good value for money. Nice quality Easy to set up Its okay for comfort It looks lovely. It’s big and spacious. This is a good camp for the spring. This is a good camp for the winter I wish I took more pics because it looked lovely. Cons The humidity of the tent dry bone? I was in North Carolina and my tent was soaking wet. I mean I have been camping for 7 years. We have had the bell tent. Did not get wet like this. And two polyester tents. Which those leaked. Water inside. Blankets , clothes wet! For if we did not have a heating blanket that semi worked we would have been out. It was cold when cold. But what made this the worst. Is the fact that we proof this tent. We had sprayed a water repellent. But it was so humid on the inside. At night it got cold. We got sick. I usually go with 100% cotton canvas but I am thinking this cotton poly mix. Held in moisture a bit too to much for my liking. I am giving this 4 stars because. Everyone is different. It just didn’t work for me. We are a family of 6.

This tent was easy to set up, keeps us warm during the cold nights and has kept us dry. Highly recommend this!!! Very comfortable, super roomy and no leakeage

We bought the 5 meter. The build quality is good. The tent stakes are not the greatest. Everything else looks durable. Had a great time with it... Update; we finally took this tent camping. It was perfect. All the seems looked good, zippers worked good and has the look of a well made tent. We experienced a heavy rain storm and the tent didn't leak. We did get water in the tent but it was my fault for not properly staking out the bottom sheet. Lesson learned. I definitely recommend this tent.

I never leave a review on products but I had to leave one on this tent. I don’t think there’s a better tent on the market, regardless of price. I ordered the big version. The product description can be a little hard to understand which one you get. I recommend looking at the product weight. I ordered the one that’s almost 100 lbs and got exactly what I wanted. The features of this tent are far superior to the other manufacturers. I made a list of everything I wanted in a tent and this one exceeded my want list. I can’t wait to put it to the test in elk camp. No doubt it will be great. Side note…the camp chef alpine stove works great in this tent!

While the overall quality of the tent seems decent, there are some areas it lacks. The stakes provided are not the best for prolonged camping, so I ended up replacing them with 16in steel ones. The second, and most important issue is the top seam. The thread used isn't very strong (mine ripped after 1 day of being up... Granted there was a thunderstorm). That being said, I recommend doing some hand sewing with nylon thread to make it more durable. I'll see how it holds up over the tent's first season, but I'm not impressed so far.

Very roomy