Vidalido 12'x10'x8'Dome Camping Tent 5-6 Person 4 Season Double Layers Waterproof Anti-UV Windproof Tents Family Outdoor Camping Tent

I would say, AGAIN, GORGEOUS and super easy to put up and down. OMG I am a woman I did it alone as soon as it got here, took it to my backyard and to my surprise (without even looking the manual) in ten minutes I got it right. I am an outdoor woman and my family as well, I had some tents before, can tell you this one is well made, sturdy, and so cute cute cute cute. Kids loved it... I will post some pictures later. If you need a little push to buy it, go ahead give it a try. If you do not like it return it, I know once you see it and put it up you'll keep it... OH, most important I am not a review person, but I decided to leave this review because when I bought this tent there were not one review but I went with my guts. And I am happy. Sometimes is overwhelming to buy, even, a toothbrush because there are so many that you ended up feeling oh maybe this was not the one... So out of the whole variety of tents this one is one of the winners!!! You will end up saying YES I got it right... I KNOW, I AM HAPPY. WE ALL ARE. As I write this review I am inside my teepee, :) :) love it...

Easy setup, but beware - it is not free-standing and requires you to stake down the edges. This may pose problems in areas where the ground is rocky. DID NOT COME WITH THE ENTRYWAY POLE AS PICTURED (-1 star for false advertisement). Also, since it is tapered towards the top, it makes it difficult for more than 2-3 people to stand up in this at one time. Great for low chairs, though. It's fun, but be aware that it is not too practical. A nice feature is that you can set up only the rain fly, leaving the bottom open to the ground. Had it at a festival where it rained, and this worked out well. Did not camp in it, just used for day/evening shelter. Not sure how good this would be for camping.

Step 1: Stake out the tents. Step 2: Put the brown top piece on. Step 3: Insert center pole and lift tent.That was easy enough. The struggle came when, during step 3, some of the stakes would pop out, causing a collapse. Getting them into our grassy back yard wasn't too hard, but not good enough in the wet sandy desert soil where we camped. That was a struggle, and I'll need to look into better stakes for future camping.It was great for our unexpected freezing desert night. It was in 30s.It felt plenty spacious with 1 adult and 4 kids.So far I'm happy with this purchase.

OK first the good. The double-tent total insect net is a great idea. Especially if your in mosquito country. Plus you can just sleep inside the bare insect-net interior tent and stay a little cooler at night. The Bad. I mean real bad. If you're going to design and build a tent this nice shouldn't you include instructions a native English speaker can understand? I mean, I could write better instructions on the back of a utility bill envelope in five minutes. Bottom line: Go ahead and buy it, but be warned; you on your own. it doesn't take that long, maybe an hour to figure it out, but it could be ten minutes with decent instructions.

Vidalido dome tent pros and cons- teepee style tent has a good look to it- mostly well build, light weight, goo materials, taped seams, sturdy zippers- ventalation is great due to the full mesh interior and top vent-easy to put up <10 min with one person.- very roomy, can easily stand inside.Cons-the seams that are untaped could use a tighter stitch but seam sturdy.- the flags in the picture do not come with.-the pole in the middle makes assembly a breeze but can sometimes be in the way-tent made with light trail grade materials so if you like to open your tent and let kids run in and out with shoes on it will ruin the floor. Other heavier family tent would be more suited for you.

I used it on a campout with the scouts as an adult leader. Thought it might be great for two people, but for a week of camping I found it would be a little small with 2 people as we have cots to sleep on. It would be great for 2 adults if they slept on the ground in just the sleeping bag. It kept out the rain so that was a big plus. Not sure how long the center pole will last. It isn't flimsey but we get some pretty high winds at times when we campout and the last tent with a center pole broke and we fixed with a heavy duty pole that we made on our own. It is great to stand up and get dressed for us, so we will definitely be using it for all our campouts in the future.

This tent was super easy to set up. Just stake it out, then pitch up the pole in the middle. I would put the rain fly and top on before you put it up, especially if you are short like me. Left it up for a few days with no issues, we are taking it on a camping trip next week. Fit 2 Coleman large cots with room to stand up still. I did get a set of better stakes which I recommend. I will update this after our trip. Came with everything pictured, including flags and front pole.Update:Used this to camp for a week in KY. Easy to set up once again, even had the awning out most of the time. Had only one night with rain, went out and quickly put the awning down and then was kept dry. Kept all the bugs out with the net, vented very well especially with the awning up. I staked out additional ropes that came with the upgrades stakes, to help hold it upright in case it got windy. It never got super windy but stayed up fine. Slept 2 adults, 5ft and 5ft 7 with 2 cots, the cots were also nice to keep the clothes under in vacuum bags. Hmmm...we wrapped white Christmas lights around the middle pole for lighting but it does have a hook for a lantern. Packed up pretty easy as well. No real complaints, would be nice of the pouches to hold your phone and stuff weren't just on one side but no big deal.