10 Person Tent - AYAMAYA Waterproof Multi Room Large Family Camping Tents with Skylight & Removable Rainfly, Portable Huge Cabin Tent 2 Doors with Porch, 4 Mesh Windows, Projection Screen for Camping

The tent offers an impressively spacious interior and excellent rainproof capabilities. During our outdoor excursion, we encountered rain, yet remained dry and comfortable inside the tent. Its compact size when stored makes it effortlessly portable, and setup is a breeze. Featuring four breathable windows, the tent ensures a fresh atmosphere inside, complemented by a detachable rain fly. It's particularly ideal for children's gatherings. However, its light color makes it prone to getting dirty.

This tent held up through a 12 hour rain storm with not a drop inside the tent! The tent does overheat during the day in warm temps, but the double zippers allow for a breeze to blow through without unwanted bug company! My only complaint would have to be that the zippers are slightly cheap. The first time we used the tent, the zipper jammed and we needed tweezers to unjam it. All things considered, the tent pays for itself! Definitely worth the purchase!

Avid camper of many many years-Put this up myself in ten minutes after watching the set up video. Took it to Northern Maine remote camping.Pros: love the tent size and the ventilation, all the windows and two doors (two people use with gear). Zippers work well and are fairly quiet-tent material is great, floor of tent could be thicker but I bought the matching ground cloth anyway. Love the seams are factory sealed, the tarp goes to the ground, liked the stakes, ropes. No problem in heavy rain. Also liked being able to adjust the side windows/and tarp windows from the inside. We are short people and were able to stand up inside no problem. Liked the two door, two vestibule set up.Cons: Hated and very disappointed in use of fiberglass poles. I took great care with using them and know that the poles will be the issue in the future as fiberglass never lasts long. The poles make the weight of this tent way way too heavy! Also wish you could use the tarp without setting out the vestibules. The vestibule poles do not stand up on there own. You have to stake down the sides for stability which makes space needed to do so. So not for tight spaces.

Credentials:I've sold outdoor gear for two major retailers at different price points and markets. I've camped all my life and owned many types of tents. So now, on to this tent.The Good:It's big. We comfortably fit a family of four that doesn't pack lightly and it leaves some room to move around inside the tent. For its size, it's also fairly light and packs down well enough for car camping. It has a door on either side for flexibility. It ventilates very well. It's mostly* waterproof (see The Bad). It's relatively inexpensive, which is probably its best quality.The Bad:It's mostly waterproof. To be fair, we have used it in several heavy downpours, and the only places water came in was through a seam at a gear pocket and through the floor in one spot. That floor, by the way, is NOT a ground cloth, and even with a tarp is a little suspect.The doors don't zip all the way around; the bottom remains open, so don't buy this if you want to camp where critters live (pretty much anywhere). The setup of the rent is convoluted, and the instructions are terrible. The tent isn't self supporting unless the guy lines are staked in, which only compounds the trickiness of the setup. You're screwed if you need to set up in the rain. There are mesh windows above the doors that ventilate well but can't be covered for privacy.In general, this tent will briefly fulfill a need for us. It's a lesson learned, and we bought it on sale, so it's a cheap lesson.

Easy set up with a helper. Lots of space, plenty of windows/open canopy for ventilation.But Why oh why do the front and back doors only zip 3/4s of the way? The bottoms do not zip!My wife was very bothered and made me duct tape the doors closed.During cleanup, there were several massive wolf spiders I scooped up and carted out of the tent safely. My kids were like, "Wow, those got in there this morning?" I said, "No. They likely got in there last night while we were sleeping."Even without the creepy crawlies, this tent is far too drafty (especially with the 3/4 door situation) for windy nights or cooler evenings.

Spacious tent! Perfect size for 2 families gathering. The weather is getting so nice here and definitely will take it out for more outdoor adventure. Easy to set up with 2 persons!

Bang for the buck this tent is great. It fits an inflatable queen mattress, pack and play crib, and another pad for our three year old with plenty of floor space. Unlike nearly every cheap tent (and even some expensive ones) that use a skimpy bra type rainfly, this one’s goes right to the ground and keeps the tent dry in the rain. Huge vestibules on both ends for additional gear. I modified our tent for winter camping and sewed an Arctic Oven stove jack into the tent body and fly (conveniently located where a little screen window and zipper is) so we could have heat in the tent. Worked very well with our Nuway propane heater.

The set up process is fairly simple although the length of 2 of the poles makes it a little cumbersome. The main flaw in the design is the lack of a zipper along the bottom of both doors. I don't feel 2 doors is ideal for a family tent but it seemed very spacious and the added projector option seemed like a good idea. There is absolutely no way to secure your family in at night. Any animal, fox, raccoon, opossum, or even human can easily slip through the huge gap in the bottom of the doors at night while you're sleeping...

I bought this tent a few month back when it was a lot cheaper and converted it into a hot tent and I have to say I’m very happy with I love the set up and room and it stays very warm over very happy it’s unfortunate they raised the price or I would have gotten a second one for back up

The canopy reflects rain very well. There is no condensation on the interior of the tent. Kept everything dry. Only wish it was taller so that a 6' person can stand up straight.