PORTAL 6/8/10 Person Family Camping Tent with Screen Room, Water Resistant Big Tunnel Tent with Rainfly, Large Family Tent for Outdoor Camping, PartyGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

This is our first tent and it was great! Our campsite was just a little too small for the tent, so we couldn’t fully extend it out as much as we wanted but it still did the job. My review pics aren’t the best, sorry. It rained and was a little windy our first night but everything held up great. Everything stayed in place and thankfully nothing got wet. A queen air mattress fit perfectly inside and there was plenty of room for just the two of us. I love the front part of the tent and how you can sit outside but still be covered and how it separates the outside from the sleeping area. Great place to keep dirty shoes and other stuff without getting your sleeping area all dirty. I would recommend getting an outdoor rug to lay down for the front area of the tent because it does not have any type of “flooring” or whatever you wanna call it. Overall, it was easy to put together, kept us dry in the rain, was sturdy during the wind, and roomy. Very happy with our tent and can’t wait to take it out again this weekend!

I’m obsessed with this tent! My boyfriend and I are avid campers, and we do a lot of travel camping where we are packing up and setting up our campsite quite a bit. We wanted a bigger tent that was still small enough to pack easy, a tent that is better in rain and wind, and a tent that wasn’t a pain to set up- this was the winner!! This was very easy to set up and take down, but I will say if you only have one person I think it would be a little bit harder to put up, but with two people it was easy! We haven’t had down pouring rain since we’ve had this tent, but we have use it in the rain and everything was completely dry and it held up very well and I was never worried about it. It’s done well with decent wind gusts and so far it seems to be pretty sturdy! It’s nice and spacious, we typically air up an air mattress, but if you didn’t use an air mattress, you could very easily fit six people if not more depending on how big they are in this tent. Having the little outdoor component is amazing! It really helps us keep the inside of the tent nice and clean and it’s also nice for shade, keeping the bugs away and just having another little space that’s not zipped up in the tent! Air ventilation is good, if you have the window open, you can get some good airflow, but on the other hand if it’s really cold, it feels like it keeps body heat in the tent pretty well. It was also very easy to fold up and get back in the bag, we’ve had a lot of struggle with folding tents up and making them fit back in their original bag… But this one was not a problem at all! The zippers are nice and smooth so far as well which is great because anyone who camps knows a messed up zipper is so frustrating. We almost got the 8 person tent but we were afraid it would be too big, but I think it would have been great! For the space this tent gives, it doesn’t take as much ground space as I was expecting! All in all I give this tent a 10/10 and we are excited to use this tent more often!

This tent is big and awesome. Took forever to put together. We went camping with our two kids. We put a king sized air mattress on one side and a queen on the other for the kids. There was space in the middle for moving around. I could fully stand in the tent. Front porch is cool but we had to bring a tarp for the ground since it doesn’t have a floor.

The TLDR of my review is: This is a fantastic tent! It’s a great deal for a tent that has a lot of positive features.For the longer version of the review:I just started camping this year. I wanted to buy a tent that 1) was tall enough for me to stand up inside (I’m 5’5”), 2) had a screened porch or vestibule for additional gear storage, and 3) was big enough to fit two people with cots very comfortably. Right off the bat while researching, I found my stipulations eliminated most dome tents. I wasn’t willing to spend $400+ on a tent when I originally wasn’t sure if I would love camping or only go 1-2x per year, so budget came into play as well. I also live and camp in Colorado, so durability against high winds, variable temps, and sudden rainstorms was a must.I bought this tent and have now used it for 5 camping trips this summer. I can safely say that it’s a fantastic budget tent, with some caveats.1) Durability with weather: 10/10*It has rained heavily, ranging from 20-minute downpours to 3 straight days of rain, in 4 of 5 of my trips. CO storms also have heavy wind gusts, and this has stood up to 40mph gusts with no breakage. I also find the rain fly, while not a full one, covers all the windows and doors and prevents leakage. Now, the * is because I use a tarp for a footprint, add a tarp inside to protect the floor, and have weather proofed the outside with weatherproof spray and seam sealers. I feel like this is a must for all tents though. But I have had zero rain enter the tent, even on the 3-day rain fest session I experienced. (I did cover the tent with another tarp overtop during this trip though, seeing the forecast. But still, no leaks otherwise, either.) You will want to put a tarp in the screened porch area and potential cover the outside of the screened porch with a tarp if heavy rain is expected though, because that part does get wet.2) Ease of setup and take down: with two people, 8/10. With one person: 0/10If you’re short like me, this will be a no-go for setup and take down. It’s just too tall and too unwieldy to put up with one person IMO. With two people, even two shorter women (like my friend, who is 5’2”, and me), it is totally doable. There are a lot of guylines - good for weather durability and bad for ease of setup - but I got an impact driver and screw-in tent pegs and that has made the process much faster. It takes my friend and me about 25 minutes to set up and 20 minutes to break down.3) Extra features: 10/10I love that this tent has fully screened in doors and windows so there can be plenty of ventilation without letting bugs in. The screens have held up very well (much better than the other higher-name 4p tent I bought that had rips in the seem after one use). My friend and I use full cots and a mini table and still have plenty of space inside. I have the 8-person tent and I could fit 4 people very easily - more if we pack in. The screened porch has been excellent for shoe removal, gear storage, and even cooking space when it was raining nonstop.After 5 trips, I have no unraveled seams. The zippers all work well. There are a couple of gear storage holders too, some built in. And I haven’t gotten soaked during what seems to be a ton of rain. It is VERY heavy, so it’s definitely meant for car camping, not backpacking). It’s super functional and easy to use. A con: it IS big (about 20 ft long once full up). We have had one site that was too small for our site tent pad. For the rest, we made it work.I would absolutely recommend this tent to others, especially if they’re looking for a more budget tent.