Canvas Tent with Stove Jack, 4 Season Waterproof Camping Tent 4/6 Person Luxury Outdoor Glamping Yurt for Camping, Cotton Bell Tent for Winter Camping for Hunting Party

The media could not be loaded.  I have spent the last few months searching for a good mountain tent. This is not a backpack tent due to its weight however if you are taking your Jeep to those secluded areas and wondering if this tent will hold up to mountain storms and snows I believe this one will. I have had it set up for a few days and it has held up to a thunderstorm and 20mph gusts with no problems. I have attached a video so you can see the water repellency of the tent.Someone posted earlier that the stove pipe melted the hole in the tent. Anyone that has any experience knows you wrap the pipe with fire retardant wrap sold on Amazon so that’s on them not the design of this tent.

In the picture it show you can fit a bed but you can not

I'm new with the LetKind tent--but I hope this will be a growing community....I plan to use this tent as 'a home away from home' to replace condominium & hotel stays (since we spend so little actual time in them anyway) ...To join my son & young grandchildren when they spend summer breaks in USA National Parks--spending 3 weeks in Grand Tetons in 2022...They are excited to see how I furnish the inside ! ...This will be a build-as-I-go process--but I will continue to share..

It is smaller than is claimed, poles are not as sturdy and there are gaps where bugs can enter. This is not a long term tent nor is it for heavy rain. It is great for a small person in fair weather for a month at the most.

The media could not be loaded.  *UPDATE* 3-16-23 (Day eleven and still standing proud)I'm completely blown away, unlike my tent! No less than an hour ago we went through an insane hail storm that caused thousands of dollars of damage to our house and all of our trucks. While scrambling to get the animals safe and secured inside, this brick house of a tent withstood the craziest storm I've experienced in 20 years! Our house is destroyed, but at least the yurt is okay... I can't believe it. There isn't a tear or scratch on it. Oh, and those areas I thought would let water in? Pffft... not a chance! This badboy is dry as a bone inside! The photo with the TV and bed inside is moments after the hail stopped. I love this thing! That's all... Gonna go clean up glass now.------‐-------------------------*ORIGINAL REVIEW* This bell tent is really cool and feels like it's pretty durable. The material is quite thick. I gave it 4 stars because I'm concerned a couple of areas will let rain in during a storm. However, I'm going to keep it set up through the next rain to test that part out. If it holds up, I'll change it to 5 stars.Set-up was simple. I did it alone, so it took about 45 minutes. The part that took the longest, really, was tying the guy lines to the tent itself- there are quite a few. I recommend laying it all out, put the center pole up first then place your guy line stakes about 3 feet away from the tent then tie everything off.Unfortunately you aren't able to put a queen sized air mattress in, like I thought, but a full sized should work out just fine.(The stove did not come with the tent, it was purchased separately.) I want to add, there is another review that states the tent burns when is use with a stove... that isn't the case if you set everything up properly. I noticed in his video, he didn't have his tent or stove set up the way it should've been. I have had my stove going with no issues thus far. No burns marks whatsoever!