The Original-Authentic Standing Room 12X12 Family Cabin Tent 8.5 ' of Head Room 4 Big Screen Doors Fast Easy Set Up,Full TUB Style Floor Canopy Frame NOT Included

Husband and I need a tent that fits the following needs = 1) tall (hubby is six feet) and we need to stand up when in the tent, 2) easy to put up, 3) not expensive, 4) well constructed. This tent meets every need! Husband and I camp for 2 weeks at a medieval event - and this tent did not disappoint. We will be getting a second one and trying the "clip them together" technique (husband's armor, shields, swords, etc. need a space of their own). We used the 10x10, but upgraded to a 12x12. Love it, love it, love it. Here are the hints we use = 1) stake down the pop-up/canopy VERY WELL (we use the cork screw dog tie out stakes and ratchet straps) , 2) use pool noodles under the canopy in each corner (keep rain water from collecting on the canopy), 3) always keep every part zipped shut when not in camp. 4) keep a tarp under the tent and tucked six inches away from the edge of the tent (keeps water from pooling under the tent). This may not be everyone's perfect tent - but it is perfect for us.

I got 2 of these tents to my replace my 16x16 canvas regency tent. It is light weight, easy to put up and take down, and best of all, it dries quickly unlike my heavy canvas. Just make sure you get a cathedral ceiling day shade and not the rising truss system paired with tent on amazon.

Finally put this to use and it was fantastic. Very spacious but make sure when you set it up that you secure where you can as you go. With the canopy up, and the tent only attached to the canopy, it becomes a giant kite and almost broke my canopy when the wind picked up.Great product, just be ready to secure it A.S.A.P.

I just spent a week up in the Utah Rockies in the 12x12 version of this tent.I had an extra large cot (the kind made for 600 lb hunters) with side table and chair plus 2 large dog crates in the tent. (I have 2 Beautiful 75 lb Malamutes)There was still plenty of room to run my Big Buddy propane space heater in the mornings with no fear of catching anything on fire.It has made it possible for this 53 yr old woman to join the family reunion camp out and be comfortable.The suggestions I have are to put the stake downs on both sides of the door instead of the middle, it will help with door zipper function and wind stability.It would also be nice to have the roof vents on all four sides instead of 2. This would help vent afternoon heat and help with wind flap on the roof area.A hook half way down the roof seem would help to stabilize the wind flap in the roof area.LauraPSsecond trip in Augusttwo large cots 1 dog crate (the other dog liked under the cots) space heater.I used sarongs as sun walls and they looked awesome!second yearThe rest of the family liked it so much there were 4 at the reunion this year!They withstood cot bunk beds and 4 grand children for 9 days.Mine is doing great, good long term use.Third yearStill going strongI got a canvas tarp for the floorNow my toes feel like I am walking on carpet in the morningsMy kids call it glampingFive years still loving it

I have the 10 x 10 version and love it. Yes, you need an EZ-Up (or similar) straight leg canopy (not the slant leg .. but they do have 10 x 10 version for that) and this clips on/under your canopy.I gives you amazing room while camping. There are two doors (each with a window) and a window in each non-door wall. You can stand up fully inside.I actually use mine as an adjacent room next to my (very small) teardrop camper.

Had the 10x10 and loved it but this model ha seven more room and just as easy for me to set up with bone on bone arthritis and makes camping a reality again

Love this tent easy set up good quality