10 Person Tent 2 Rooms Instant Outdoor Family Trail Hunting Camping Cabin Wall
November 4, 2017 - Comment
The Ozark Trail Ten Person Family Cabin Tent is a spacious cabin style tent with large windows on all sides. It includes a room divider to make separate living and sleeping spaces and the center height leaves a lot of room to move around. This tent also features a gear loft and electrical cord access. In addition, it comfortably fits two queen airbeds or up to 10 campers in sleeping bags on the floor.
Product Features
- Fits 2 queen-sized airbeds, Sleeps 10, 2-room tent, Measures 14′ x 10′, Product in Inches (L x W x H): 168.0 x 120.0 x 86.0
- Durable 68D coated polyester fabric for lasting rain protection
- Fully taped factory-sealed seams provide dry zone camping with leak protection
- Factory welded 6″ tub floor, Electrical cord access
- Rainfly included, Carry bag included, Gear loft included, Tent stakes included
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Great tent even for a single mom & parent to a cub scout. I am a single mom with a cub scout (elementary age boy if you’re not familiar with scouting). I knew we’d be camping a lot and wanted a tent that was big enough to move around in, one that we can invite friends to stay in (2 rooms), and was easy for me to put up & take down by myself. Granted, my cub scout should be helping me set up & take down, but when boys are young & they get to the campsite & see their friends, it’s all about playing and being a boy, not helping mommy.
I’m impressed. Not only is this tent easy to set up, it withstood a thunderstorm with heavy down pour one day and straight line winds and heavy rain the next day. Not one drop of rain got inside and the winds were so strong that one side was almost flat. We did buy stronger stakes though.
I took a few pics just to document what it looked like out of the box and before and after the … The 100% negative review is wrong….anyone can put this tent together by reading and following the instructions. Now, with the help of the “instructions” I put the tent together FIRST TIME in a half hour. If you never put together a tent..this is helpful. 1. look at the parts, 2. READ the steps, 3. Take your time, 4. This part is in the instructions, “first time do it before your trip”… I had to refer back to the steps for understanding of why the parts fit the way they do…