CORE 4-Person Straight-Wall Cabin Tent – Spacious, Durable & Easy to Set Up

This tent is a little over 6’2” ft it is perfect for someone who is 5’10” fits cot Perfectly as well. I only used it in 50 degree weather, I was not chilled to the bone. It has someone what dark windows. I stated near a bathhouse with lights on alll night and if I had the windows open all the light would come in but when I zipped them shut it was like 25% darker then it was. I highly recommend!

Replaced my 30-year-old Coleman 8x8 dome tent with this 8x7 cabin tent. I have used it for a total of five nights across two trips so far. What I like: - Love the extra headroom compared to my old dome tent. - The dual wall pockets are a nice feature. - Windows on both sides are great (3 total!), but I wish there was one on the back as well (why not 4?) - Zippers have worked well so far. - Tent feels sturdy in the wind. What I don't love: - Setup is harder than with a dome tent. I am still figuring out the best method for the vertical cabin poles. Not sure if it is better to start with the top or bottom, and what order. - I am disappointed that the crossbars are not much improved from my old Coleman. I wish the tent cliped to the poles rather than a sleeve. And the poles have big joints that get caught easily. My modern one-person backpacking tent has a dream setup, while this is exactly the same as it was 30 years ago. - I bought better tent stakes right away. This tent should come with proper stakes from the start. - This is my first time using a tent gear loft. Unless it is loaded with gear, it tends to fall off. Is that normal? If so, just the hook is fine, I can do without the falling down mesh.

I bought this 4 person tent for my husband and I. He hates camping because it’s too much work. I can put this up by myself. My daughter and I spent the night in it during a tornado outbreak of Father’s day 2023. There was some dripping due to extreme high winds, we were extremely impressed. Not only that we had a family of that spent the night in a 9 person Core and it with stood the storm. The 4 man holds 2 large cots Space and a cot, but not much more big gear. I am looking forward to one day by a possible 10 man for the whole family just because it’s so easy to set up.

We have a teardrop trailer this tent is a perfect change / storage / get out of the rain space. Smallish footprint (7'x7') but tall enough to stand in.

Love being able to stand up straight inside. It poured and rained for a few hours but water didn't seep through. My only complaint is the zipper for the door, it's impossible to open without it getting stuck several times.

Bought this model last summer, with limited use so far. I was looking for a bit more comfort, high ceiling for standing up, room for a chair and table. You know, a cabin. Guess I was just lucky until experiencing high humidity and a little shower. Condensation actually formed underneath the fly and dripped into the tent. Lower walls were more than damp, beading water and developing a drip. Condensation was the biggest problem, I have had backpacking tents and dome tents with enough experience to find this performance subpar. I guyed out, but frankly find it changes nothing in the coverage. I vented, but it was in the mid 40s. Anyway, maybe it's great for dry desert air. No wonder it is less expensive? But my Coleman Timberline performs better. Unless I can be guided for better technique, I have to express disappointment.