Guide Gear Camping Teepee Tent for Adults, Outdoor, Waterproof, Family, 8 Person, 18' x 18'

Huge tent, easy to set up, great value.

Can I just say wow! This was a lot bigger (taller and wider) than I thought and im very happy with my tent. It just seems like everytime I try to go camping over the past 2 years, it literally rains... its not 100% waterproof and woke up mothers day with water in my tent. However, it is super easy to set up in less than 5 minutes or so with only one person. We had 2 twin blow up mattresses, a cot, small camping end table, 3 chairs and plenty more room holding me and 5 kids watching a movie while it rained. 😆 It does get hot unless the doors are opened and I wish the zipper for both doors were designed a little differently so I didnt have to always open from the bottom to the top or have a small gap at the bottom where all 3 zippers come together and allow for ants or small bugs to get through. Maybe 2 zippers that go from half way around one side, to the top, down the other side and across the bottom. You could have the top of the door open to allow more air flow without the door being completely open. It would be great to have a utility inlet for an extension cord instead of using the bpttom of a door and at least 2 windows would be partial screens for private air flow at night or during the day. It does get hot and humid instead. I need to find an awning for it if I can.

Very quick and easy to set up, just one pole and a few anchor points!! Very roomy and easy to enter/exit through the two screened doorways. The elastic cord inside of the center pole did break while assembling (which has no effect on the teepee itself. It just means the center pole is no longer connected as a singular component).

We recently used this for a Jeep event. First, the pros: Easy to put up, lots of room, we could easily stand up fully inside, held heat well which is good if you are camping in cooler weather/ cooler nights. The vent windows at the bottom that can stay open during rain are handy and worked well to cook us during a warm, rainy night. Cons: It needs extra waterproofing. We had a rainy night and woke up to a bunch of random spots where water dripped inside. Spots about double the size of a half dollar, all over. There was eventually enough water to accumulate a small puddle around the base of the pole in the center. We plan to dry it out, set it up, and spray with waterproofing treatment. On a related note, because the doorway is at an angle, when it's raining and you unzip the door, the rain falls right inside. We're now researching to find a solution for that issue. It would be so nice of the company made an add on for separate purchase for that. You also have to do a fair amount of bending down to enter and exit the door because of the angle. Not awful, but annoying since you can stand straight inside.

Easy set up. Material a little light but held up in 25 mph winds. Rained a whole day and never leaked. Well worth the effort and money

This tent is great and easy to set up. Very large tent has plenty of room even with a queen size bed there is room for 2 of them with room to spare.

This is my 2nd Teepee tent but the first was an olive drab color, eeh wasn't fond of that color but I'm loving this. the other tent lasted a long time but these tents are not! all season tents. the snow will pile up on outside walls and put weight on inside pole, you still need to spray water proofing on this tent. but after that it's going to be enjoyable to use. I myself made some long rebar stakes for this tent since I love camping on the river banks and any little tent stake will not hold this tent down in rocks and sand. If you're over 5 foot tall you will need this taller tent as the 10x10 teepee tent door was way too short. I don't like bending over getting into my tent of any type. If you're the active camper that stays for days you'll love it too. plus you get lots of compliments. The most important part and reason I love this teepee tent is because it's large enough to place a heater of any type inside. these photos were in the Spring during the famous solar eclipse weekend. It was still a bit chilly at night. I normally use a propane heater but friends had electric sites paid for so I went with a small baseboard heater on a board to protect the floor/as the heater mentions to be on a hard surface. I love this teepee tent. PLUS you have 2 doorways 1 on each side.

Really easy to set up, but leaked horribly. I understand maybe tents may leak a little. But this was ridiculous. Also, yes I put it up correctly.