CORE Tents for Family Camping, Hiking and Backpacking | 4 Person / 6 Person / 9 Person / 11 Person Dome Camp Tents with Included Tent Gear Loft for Outdoor Accessories

My son and I used it on a night that got down to about 10 degrees Celsius ( 50f ), was cold inside the tent, as it has a lot of mesh, but with the sleeping pads and sleeping bags that we had, we were still warm enough to get us though. There was a little condensation in the morning, but not too much. Probably not designed for zero degree Celsius temperatures ( although I may try it just to see ), but a good tent, haven't tried in the rain yet. but probably ideal as a 3 season tent. Would have been nice if it had a vestibule, and probably unrealistic to say it is for 4 people, especially if you are keeping gear inside the tent. I would say for 3 people tops. But nice tent, nice for a family of 3 like ours, and fairly priced.

Alright, listen up folks! If you're planning a kick-ass outdoor adventure with your crew, let me tell you about the badass CORE Tent. It's durable as hell, so you won't have to worry about it collapsing on you. Setting it up is a breeze, even if you're not a camping pro. And man, the space inside is insane! There's plenty of room for everyone to crash comfortably and stash their gear. Plus, the ventilation is on point, keeping the air flowin' and the sweat at bay. When it's time to pack up and hit the road, this tent is a lightweight champion. Throw it in your backpack or trunk without breaking a sweat. Get ready for epic adventures with the CORE Tents for Family Camping, my friends!

I wanted to give my first impressions on this tent due to the fact that many of the reviews on here have stated that because of a zipper problem with the rain guard, the tent is easily ripped, torn, or ends up with a broken zipper. This almost made me pass up an incredible tent at an amazing price. There are two flaps on opposite sides of the door that assist in the deflection of rain. If you are being forceful or unattentive, I could see this causing some problems. However, all you need to do is simply guide the rain flaps with one hand while zipping with the other. My 8 year old figured this out on his first attempt. Other than that, growing up in Colorado, I have had many tents. For $60 this is hands down a great tent. Heck, I've paid twice that for less. Great looks, great build quality. I will update after I take it out.

Great tent! We purchased this tent to create a balcony hideout for our granddaughter. It is well vented and there was no leakage from rain. It is pretty roomy inside with enough space to add a inflatable couch and three teen girls for a sleepover!!

Pretty easy to set up, liked the open roof (I guess not a lot of privacy but I usually camp in remote areas anyway), good air flow. Comes with the usual cheap ground pegs, but better quality cheap replacements are easy to find. Liked the numerous pockets inside the tent. Fit a queen-sized air bed with no problem (though it took up most of the floor unsurprisingly). Set this up in pretty consistent 35-40mph winds, tent stayed up but part of one of the tent poles split. Contacted customer service and they sent out a replacement quickly so no complaints (after a quick duct tape repair the old one is still usable as a back up I guess). No glaring problems with the tent, worth it if you want to give a company other than Coleman a try for a general use car-camping type tent.