Vidalido Tents，6-8 Person Camping Tent with Extended Vestibule，2 Room Weather Resistant Family Tents，Easy Install Waterproof Outdoor Tent for Backpacking and Camping Hiking

My husband and I really enjoyed the spacious tent with a double deck queen size air mattress. We also enjoyed the front and back screen windows. The front windows gave us flexibility to allow ventilation in the tent as well as privacy from the group. The back windows did the same but also gave us a nice view of the Lake from our bed. I don't see how 6 to 8 adults can sleep comfortably in this tent. If you used a cart or a sleeping bag it still would be tight for 6 adults , 8 maybe 6 kids under 12 and 2 adults you'll barely have any space to move around. The extended Vestibule we didn't figure out how to get everything up, it had an additional piece we couldn't figure out to keep it from hanging down. The directions on how to put up the tent / Vestibule could use some improvement. We had quite a few experience campers there ( not including me & my husband) Overall the tent was very nice. I think you would enjoy it.

We were really impressed with this tent! It was easy to set up, had plenty of room for our family and gear, and held up great during our camping trip. The material feels durable, the ventilation kept it comfortable, and there was enough headroom to move around without feeling cramped. Overall, it's an excellent value for the price, and we'd definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a spacious, reliable

I had my doubts about this tent. It wasn’t name brand anything but it’s the only one that I could find that wasn’t super tiny but packed down small enough to fit in a suitcase. We fly cross country every summer to Labor Dave Weekend at the Gorge, and I didn’t like leaving a whole tent behind. This thing was put to the test - the weather was ugly. It was windy and cold, and it rained HARD on the night before we left. Not a bit of rain got in, it withstood the crazy winds of the Pacific Northwest (we did purchase heavy duty stakes as a precaution), and we are currently camping in it again. And it survived TSA 🤣 definitely worth every penny spent and would 10/10 recommend. Just don’t get impatient with the zippers, they aren’t made of steel and will split - it was a quick fix though and was mostly due to user error.

The instructions are bad but once I figured out a good order to erect the poles, I was able to set it up by myself. Of course it's easier and faster with 2 ppl but if you had to do it alone it's easily doable. As others mentioned, I wish the awning had a middle support but it's not a huge issue. there is a pocket that runs along the inside of the top of the back wall which is nice but I wish there were more storage pockets closer to the ground so you could store things at arms length while in your cot/ bed or whatever. It's not as roomy as I had hoped. I put a queen size air matress and 2 cots and there was just enough room to get in and out if the beds with some storage maybe under the cots but that's about it. We camped on an extremely windy night - it felt like it looks on Mount Everest without the extreme cold (it was only in the 50's). But the wind sure was blowing. I used the stakes that came with the tent and they did okay even though they were stuck in soft ground. If there hadn't been items and people in the tent, I'm honestly not too sure they would have held up but they seem fine for mild nights. I cannot say anything about how water tight it is because we had no rain. I did srpay silicon water proofing spray on the seems before our trip just in case. All in all it is a good enough tent and the price was decent so I'm pretty happy with my purchase. Oh and a little bonus - since there are 2 solid white walls without windows, we were able to set up a projector and watch a movie in the tent - loved that!

So the assembly was really difficult, but I figured it out quick enough. There's a couple videos that you can watch when you're scrolling through the images of the tent. Don't let the bad reviews deter you! I left the windows open on accident and it rained heavily for a day and there was little too no moisture inside! Only by the open windows! It's a great size, I'm a single mom and put it up by myself, with some effort, but I love it! Highly recommend! The zippers are a little awkward to figure out too, but I'm super excited to really use it!

This Vidalido Camping Tent is very spacious inside and not hard to set up once you've gone through it the first time. However, the instructions are poor, and the tent is quite heavy. I really wish the components were color-coded, especially the rainfly, as it's hard to tell which end is the awning when pitching it. Once fully set up, the extended awning is a great feature.

Used it for a 4 day camping trip for 2 adults and our son. It was so spacious and the divider made it nice to have our own rooms. We saw the reviews about setting it up before the trip so we did and it made our setup a lot easier and faster! On our last night we had a bad thunderstorm I was worried cause I saw some reviews about it not holding up in the rain, but we had no leakage ! We had to put the canopy part up because it was holding a lot of water but besides that I was impressed! Wish it had some pockets inside to help with organization but still I’d recommend this tent !!

I just finished camping in this tent for 30 days. We had ten days of rainy weather, we stayed dry. We had ten days of extreme winds. The front canopy blew out of the ground a few times from extreme wind lift and then I realized there was hardware on the tent to tie the flap up and secure it. A couple of nights the wind was blowing so hard I thought the side of the tent would buckle, but it remained intact. We took care to be careful with the zippers because some people reported a bad experience with them. After 30 days, everything was found to be still intact, in good shape, and ready for future re-deployment. Other people's reviews had me a little worried about buying this particular tent, but all tents that met my requirements had similar reviews (percentage-wise), and I had little notice about this adventure and time was a very pressing issue. Every time I thought I might be having an issue, I realized the tent designers had thought about my possible issue and put some loops and pegs in place to address them (all of my potential issues were along the lines of "wouldn't it be great if I could do this'). When I found myself thinking, if only there were a tie cord for this, or a hook for that or a way to secure this, I looked and found my way prepared before me. Okay, so, it didn't come with a manual, but let common sense be your manual and you will triumph here. I set this tent up and broke it down by myself, not finding it to be a multiple person endeavor. Also, it was easy to do. I'm 6' tall, that may be a factor there. My experience with this product is 10 out of 10 (My scale is different than Amazon's.)