4 Person Pop Up Tents for Camping - AYAMAYA Waterproof Instant Family Tents with Skylight & Removable Rainfly, Upgraded Large Size with 2 Doors -Automatic Easy Setup Beach Tent with Poles

Very nice tent, what i really like about it is how easy it is to put up. its an all in one design and you just unfold it and it pops up on its own. what i don't like is taking it down. This has to be folded, twisted and turned all these different ways to get it to fit in the bag. It does have instructions on the bag but they are hard to understand. if you do it a few times its not bad but if your a person like me who only uses the tent a couple times a year you will forget how to fold it up and be very frustrating. I still going to give the tent 5 stars though because i love the concept and quality and it checked all the boxes for me. Just need to practice packing it away more often

This tent is fantastic! From easy set up to bagging it up. I kid you not, Removing it from the bag and unfolding it until it opened itself up less than 45 seconds! The quality is great, a well thought through tent. The only caution is putting it back in the storage bag. Patience is needed on the last fold. My 5th grade granddaughter figured it out. Follow instructions, if I can do it anyone can do it. Worth every penny. Very roomy !

This tent was so easy to put up. It literally just pops up. It took me about 1 minute to put up. It was well packaged and had all the parts. There are instructions in the bag and also a quick guide sewn into the bag. It has lots of windows. It is light weight, so it was easy to carry. It could fit 4 sleeping bags (2 Adults & 2 Kids) but I bought it for 2 Adults, and it was perfect including all our stuff. I found it difficult to have to hunch over when standing, but the details do say it's 60 inches tall and I am 5'8" so I knew this already. It bothered me more than I thought it would. The tent comes with standard, straight and smooth tent spikes. They did not hold the tent down in the sand on a windy day. I used the tie down strings tied to a nearby tree to help keep the tent in place. It was challenging. I will purchase the longer, screw designed spikes for future trips. The bag was a very tight fit when putting the tent back in after camping. Yes, I had all the windows unzipped to allow all the air to be pushed out. It took some time and was a very tight fit. Overall this is a great little tent. It is well worth the price and the quality of materials is very good.

OMG I am so excited to use this on our camping trips this summer! I got this for me and my nine-year-old daughter to use on summer weekends nearby. We tested it out in the backyard to just make sure we could set it up and break it down and let me tell you it literally popped into place within five seconds! Very funny also because we were both somewhat surprised and shocked by what direction it started flying in lol but I was more nervous about how to break it down and how to fold it back up into the smaller sized circle that you can carry on your shoulder. I followed the directions that were on the inside label of the bag and we figured it out in probably less than three minutes so I am extremely excited to apply this to our real life adventures coming soon!

I've had my Ayamaya tent set up UNDER a slightly larger hoop house for about the last 8 months (as of May 2024) and before that had used it on numerous occasions. I was looking for a spacious pop up tent, mesh window in the ceiling, LOTS of ventilation, windows accessible from inside and outside of the tent, and all waterproof. This Ayamaya tent fits all the categories and is very well constructed - everything functions beautifully! I think this is one of the best pop-up tents out there, BUT! I've protected it from northern Colorado wind, hail, and sun by keeping it set up continuously for several months at a time and pretty much protected 24/7 with heavy-duty tarps and shade cloths over a larger hoop house surrounding the tent. It's in excellent shape still. (Nylon or Polyester will deteriorate and tear easily, especially with prolonged sun exposure ) I love: the design lines of the curvy fiberglass poles; I have the green color - soothing; I can kneel inside and my head doesn't touch the ceiling (I'm 5'5" tall); when I do take the tent out of it's protective 'house' and sleep under the stars...the ceiling window (it does have a rain cover) is perfect for star gazing and hot nights. This tent has plenty of ventilation (all openings have a fine mesh layer as well as rain cover - 2 huge doors at either end, 2 large side windows...plenty of air! Zippers are smooth and excellent; doors have an awning arrangement (with poles supplied for one end,) nice for light rain entry or shade. I've used the tent in pretty bad storms and it worked very well - no leaks...however, mostly I set it up it on a wood platform which can collect water and get under the tent but so far, not an issue. The fiberglass poles are flexible (to a degree) and will bend astoundingly in strong wind but hold up very well IF guy lines are being used (providing more rigidity and support for the tent - a MUST step to take!...as well as securing the base of the tent with supplied stakes. I studied and studied and studied the videos on how to fold it back up so it's second nature and not a point of utter disappointment. ( I highly recommend this approach - it seems to be the downfall of most pop-up tents of similar design) . Overall, yes, I love this tent - it's wonderfully roomy for 2 people, and probably one or two other people as well (not tested by me yet). Treat the tent with care - Poles will probably break if thrown while coiled up in it's case, and it lands on its edges (like a wheel) - it will suddenly collapse the pole structure which may (and has) broken in 2 places! CAN BE REPAIRED with a sturdy metal sleeve to 'join' the two ends of the broken section of pole . (This happened with another similar tested tent - not the Ayamaya - but I mention it so you don't give up on the tent if this happens to you!) Beware - later additions (ie a clear rain cover for the ceiling mesh window) offered the next year after my tent purchase, was advertised to fit my tent....sadly, no, it did not. The tent design had changed enough in one year to NOT accommodate my earlier version of the tent. It was a great idea, but in this case, I wouldn't recommend anything sold to retrofit...it's not that fancy of a tent operation that steadily tracks its model changes/'improvements'. But for the price point it's an excellent choice - if you take the normal tent securing precautions using the guy lines and staking the tent down) and don't expect it to perform as a high-class mountaineering tent, it's a joy! It will hold up in high winds (fiberglass poles will bend to scary degrees but spring back to shape right away, or snap if the action is too quick as in high blustery winds...in which case you have the wrong tent for the situation. Pack out! ) It probably will not hold up well to 1" hail or raging extended and violent thunderstorms! It's a great tent though, and I find it a joy to use and be in.

I love this tent. Ive used it multiple times and it hasn't disappointed. At first I did struggle with how it folds but I did get it figured out. Its a great size for a couple with a younger kid. Easiest tent I've ever had to set up.

I purchased the tent on March 15, 2023 and unfortunately, I did not use it immediately and therefore now the return period with Amazon has expired and I cannot return the item. I liked the look of the tent and that is the reason I purchased it. However, when I went camping last week, I was very disappointed to discover that the tent can only fit 2 people and not 4 as it is advertised on your site on Amazon. In addition, my main disappointment is the lack of ventilation. While outside the temperature was very pleasant, inside the tent it was very hot and uncomfortable. I tried to unzip the tent on both sides, and this would give me and my wife some relief, but we had to immediately zip the rent close in order to avoid mosquitos and other insects from filling up the tent. The inner tent has most of the screen blocked by a nylon panel which makes air circulation impossible, contrary to what it is indicated in the description. This tent is good for cold winter camping in a state different that Florida. Camping in the summer in this tent is impossible. One must choose between being safe from mosquitos attach by zipping the tent up. Or get some relief from the heat building up inside, by unzipping the tent open but getting attached by mosquitos. After a sleepless night in this tent, we had to take shelter in the car. In addition, after only one night use, 2 of the zippers jammed and failed. I am disappointed. I would not recommend other people to purchase this tent.

Used this tent twice on the beach this summer. The first trip we had thunderstorms on our last night and this tent did not handle the rain and wind well at all. Taking the wind on its beam, the roof of the tent blew down so that it was touching the floor (well, actually it was on my son, who was sleeping on that side). We also had water dripping down through the skylight and in through the window on the weather side (lee side of the tent seemed to stay dry). I did not have the tent walls guyed out, and thought that perhaps contributed to the poor performance. So when we went back out to the beach this past weekend, I set it up and staked out all of the guy lines. Once again, storms rolled through on our last night, and while the tent did not deform as much, it still blew in on itself. More importantly, the tent took on as much, if not more water as before, in the same areas: skylight and weather-side windows. The fly is too loose and too small to keep water from blowing under it into the skylight mesh. And even zipped down all the way the window seems to let rain blow under into the mesh. All in all, a very uncomfortable experience. This is not a tent to use anywhere rain or storms are expected. It is more like a toy for the kids in the backyard, or to make a fort inside. I give it 3 stars because it is very easy to setup, fairly easy to take down, and ventilates well when not zipped up due to rain. As long as one knows its limitations, it could be a useful tent.