CAMPROS CP Tent 8 Person Camping Tents, Weather Resistant Family Tent, 5 Large Mesh Windows, Double Layer, Divided Curtain for Separated Room, Portable with Carry Bag

We took this tent on a summer camping trip, and overall, it exceeded our expectations. We had two adults and three kids (all under nine years old) in it, and there was plenty of space for everyone to sleep comfortably. If you’ve ever crammed multiple kids into a tent before, you know how quickly things can start to feel tight, but that wasn’t an issue here. There was enough room for everyone’s sleeping bags, a few small bags, and still some space to move around.One of the biggest tests for any tent is how well it holds up in bad weather, and this one faced a full day and night of summer rainstorms. To its credit, it did an excellent job keeping us dry. The rainfly did its job, and we didn’t experience any leaks from above. However, the bottom of the tent wasn’t 100% waterproof, and we did notice a little moisture seeping through. Granted, a small river carved it's way under our tent, it did a really good job for the conditions. It wasn’t enough to ruin the trip, but it’s something to keep in mind. I’d definitely recommend using a tarp underneath the tent for extra protection, especially if rain is in the forecast.Setup was relatively easy. Like most modern tents, it follows a standard design with flexible poles and clips, so getting it up and ready didn’t take long. One person could probably set it up solo with a little patience, but having two people made it much faster.Ventilation was another strong point. Even in humid summer weather, we didn’t feel overly stuffy inside. The mesh panels allowed for good airflow while still keeping the bugs out—something I really appreciated when trying to get the kids settled at night.Overall, this tent did exactly what we needed it to do. It kept us dry (aside from the minor ground moisture issue), fit our family comfortably, and was easy to set up and take down. If you’re looking for a reliable summer tent and don’t mind adding a tarp underneath for extra protection, this one is a great choice.

We used this tent for a weekend family camping trip, and it really impressed us! Setup was pretty straightforward — took us around 15-20 minutes with two people. The tent is spacious — we fit two queen air mattresses on one side and still had plenty of room on the other for bags and the kids’ sleeping bags. The divider curtain was a nice touch for a little privacy.The mesh windows were great for airflow, and even with a light rain one night, we stayed dry inside. No leaks at all. I also liked how the rainfly covered well but didn’t make it feel stuffy. It held up against a bit of wind too, which I was nervous about, but it stayed sturdy.Overall, really happy with it so far. Good quality for the price, and it made camping with the family a lot more comfortable!

For the price, the size of this tent is massive. Family of five was able to get a queen and a full in there with plenty of room to store our gear and walk around. The color-coded poles makes it pretty easy to assemble. By myself, from unzipping the carrying bag to walking inside was about 15 minutes. It should be noted however, that I didn't use the instructions. While researching this tent, many of the review videos were also assembly videos, so I already had a grasp as to what goes where and how. It does require a little patience as the main rod across the top could be troublesome for one person. Two people can easily do it in under 10 minutes. As with all tents, make sure the rods are evenly spaced within the sleeves or you'll risk snapping them.We also caught a pretty good rainstorm during our trip. A 10 minute downpour from a storm that was just under severe limits due to wind (no hail). Tent held up pretty good. It shook a lot, but we never got wet and the tent wasn't damaged. The last tent we had in the exact same spot, the wind pulled up some the stakes and the tent collapsed.However, it's not a perfect tent (then again, short of spending $500+, what is?). It has five zippered windows - two in the front straddling the door, two on the sides, and the one on the door itself. Better windflow would have had one in the back instead of the two extra in the front, especially if you have the privacy screen up - then the wind just comes in and swirls around. Also, it doesn't have a "porch" where you can remove your shoes before entering - we either had to step in and remove our shoes or remove them outside and risk dirty feet/socks. Lastly, it will take you longer to get the tent back in that tiny carrying case than it is to assemble and disassemble it. We just went to walmart and bought a small duffle bag and put the tent and all accessories in it for storage.Overall, a pretty good tent. Would definitely recommend for at the very least casual camping.

Spacious. Decent assembly. It handled well during intense downpour. The zippers are honestly awful. The design of them for the entrance and exist closure is not the best and the quality of the zipper is choppy. It's a struggle. Overall for the price it's a good tent

This is an excellent, high-quality camp tent, perfect for 6 to 8 people. Its durable materials and straightforward setup are truly impressive, making it feel stable and secure once pitched. With generous interior space and thoughtful design elements like great ventilation and ample storage pockets, it's clear this tent is built to last and will provide reliable shelter for any camping trip. I highly recommend it for anyone seeking a dependable and valuable camping solution.

Fantastic tent all together. Instructions are a bit weird for me so I just went with basics and was able to put this up no problem. Took some strong 60+ midwest winds during trip number one and kept relatively cool in 95° weather in Eastern WA during trip number two. Super spacious, easy to put together and easy to take down. The zippers poles and stakes are iffy but dont abuse them too much and you should be okay. Might wanna buy better stakes, especially if you plan on camping in rough terrain.