UNP Camping Tent 10-Person-Family Tents, Parties, Music Festival Tent, Big, Easy Up, 5 Large Mesh Windows, Double Layer, 2 Room, Waterproof, Weather Resistant, 18ft x 9ft x78in

Super happy! I have 9 nieces and nephews so this tent is a perfect size. It was pretty easy to set it up once I had everything laid out but instructions were a pain and not easy to understand. I am not sure if it is waterproof yet as it hasn’t rained but like the rain seals around the doors. It is light weight but seems heavy duty as it held up to the kids playing in it this evening while we were grilling. I love the ‘shelf’ inside and the divider is great for separating girls and boys space. I like that it is removable if needed for more space. Very happy with it.

I can’t say enough good things about this UNP camping tent! From the moment we unpacked it, everything was smooth sailing. Setup was a breeze—even with just two people, it only took about 5-10 minutes. The instructions were clear, and all the parts were neatly packed and high quality.The space inside is incredible—plenty of room for our queen air mattress, gear, and even a little extra space to move around. The tall center height was a huge bonus—no more crouching! Ventilation was great, with big mesh windows and the option to open or close flaps depending on the weather.It held up perfectly through a night of rain and wind—zero leaks, and it stayed firmly in place. I also love the little touches like storage pockets and the electrical cord access port. You can really tell UNP put some thought into the design.If you’re looking for a reliable, roomy tent for family camping or group trips, this is the one. Total five-star experience!

Fantastic, a couple of beginners was able to set it up within 15 minutes. Outstanding shelter, got us through a severe thunderstorm with winds of 70 mph. Only damage to the tent was an eyelet got ripped out. We stayed totally dry.

Only three of us camped in this tent plus two dogs. DEFINITELY, not large enough to hold 10 people, maybe five!We slept about 2 ft apart so that we could get up in the middle of the night out of her sleeping bags and go to the bathroom. You need walking space and cannot step over people. The dogs lay at the bottom of our feet and they had adequate room. The little room that we had left was used for our backpacks (4 total) and a small 18" table for a CPAP machines.The average sleeping bag is 40 inches. Three people times 40 inches is 120 inches. Divide it by 12 inches (equals 1 foot) and you were using 10 ft. Plus 2 ft between two people is another 4 ft. With 4 ft left, there is no way in the world that seven more people would fit.The setup took than 5 minutes- it was closer to 40 minutes. Maybe it because it was the first time. Taking it down was a little bit easier and took about 15 minutes, however packing it into that bag took another 30 minutes. We had to keep unrolling it and refolding it to make it fit. When we took the tent , we set it up in the garage so that it could air out. And when sat there and folded it and rolled it to what we thought would be the right way. We took the bag and laid it at one end and folded it just slightly shorter than the bag to get it in. But we still had a little bit of difficulty. In any case it's still took over 30 minutes minutes to roll and pack it up. A lot of straightening and squaring It Off took up the extra time.The ventilation was great! It rained and we were able to keep the windows open and look outside and get fresh air while it rained. It was not a heavy rain but it also wasn't a mist. The zippers worked well, the entrance was good, but it made it a little difficult having the seam go down right down the middle. I know that it was for support of the two doors that opened but the way they opened and the way that was made it difficult. In addition, there was no entry mat available inside of it. We did not feel the stakes to tie down the tent were long enough and brought our own. We did not know this and we'll have to bring something the next time we go.Overall we were pleased with this tent but would not recommend it for anybody who needs to fit 10 people in it. It will not work!I took lots of pictures inside and out however I have not figured out how to upload them to this review. Every time I hit Sara video or picture button it opens the camera and I do not see the gallery.

I used this tent the first time on April 25. North East Ohio. We got 2” of rain last night and it was 39 degrees. Wish I could attach pics of radar. It was pouring down. We had three small puddles of water in the morning. Under each window. Besides that. The tent was dry. For the price I was amazed. I would recommend this tent. It’s a great tent for the price and if it don’t last long your not out much money.

The media could not be loaded. First, I would never recommend this particular tent to anyone, EVER. Although it’s a nice looking, spacious tent & setup was a breeze, it is NOT weather worthy or water resistant / dry. We have a huge family annual camp out in late summer. This year Dad wanted a new tent. The price was good, the reviews were as good on this tent as any other on Amazon; So, we got it for him back in June, ahead of his trip that started August 15th. The first night of their camping trip, they had steady overnight rains. No storms, no high winds, just rain. He sent me the video from the campsite. Water was coming in from so many places in the top of the tent, he could not keep up with it. And yes, the rain fly was correctly placed on the tent. These men have been camping for over 50 years, so this was not user error. He said water dripped in his face all night no matter where he moved. In the other end of the tent where his gear, clothing & electronics were stored, everything was soaked. I feel SO badly that I purchased this particular tent for him. Now, I have to buy him a new laptop and new cel phone. Night two, more rain & more water in the tent. Night three, thankfully the rains stopped. Today, they drive 35 miles back to civilization & purchased a tarp to put OVER the entire tent. Fingers crossed because he’s stuck in this tent for 3 more nights. Needless to say, this minimal tent expense has turned into a several thousand dollar mess for me. I would highly recommend that if you DO purchase this tent, set it up at home before your trip and test it for water resistance and readiness. Otherwise, you may be in our shoes.