Naturehike Village Camping Tent, 2 Man 4 Man 6 Man 8 Man Pop Up Tent, Waterproof, Easy Set Up, Automatic, Camping & Hiking

Absolutely awesome tent. Single handed this can be set up in 15 -20 minutes. 5 foot 10 and above you will find you hit your head a lot but depends on how your set up. Bought extra poles to open up both sides which in summer gives an amazing experience to have your kitchen outdoor under canopy. Coped well in August and September when the netted interior and airflow was needed. Just had a last camp of the year last week early October dropping 4 degrees on a night and I was still warm and very dry even though it rained most of the week. The final day had enough of a breeze to blow the moisture out. Very spacious inside for 2 or 2 plus kids with some moving around beds etc for day time use. Buy a groundsheet, either the nature hike or a standard 4x3m will work. The base folds into the middle when folding away so you do not want mud or moisture caught in this when packing away.

Amazing tent. Really easy to put up. The instructions that came with it were useless but if you YouTube the make of it, the videos are really helpful to give you guidance on your first time. After thats it's super easy. Plenty of space for me and my husband. It comes with a seperate clip in nedroom too. The only built in groundsheet is in 1 room, so buy a groundsheet/ footprint for the rest of the tent to avoid having grass indoors. It looks lovely on the outside and we have been getting compliments from other campers too. The built in lighting is an added bonus feature. Very very happy with this tent. I cant wait for more adventures in it. @trailandpillow

The tent is quite good. We’ve used it twice and are generally satisfied. It’s great that you can stand inside at full height and set up the space comfortably, almost like a small room. We went camping twice in the summer, and the tent stayed warm. To keep the warmth inside, you need to fully close the tent, including the front section that’s usually used as a canopy. However, this isn’t always convenient especially at night when you need to go outside, since you have to open all the layers again, and in the morning set up and attach the canopy once more. This tent is best suited for calm weather or for being set up in a sheltered spot. In strong wind, the outer and inner layers start flapping against each other, making it feel like the tent might take off it’s almost impossible to sleep in those conditions. Didn't test in rain conditions

Used for the first time for 3 nights last weekend. Loved it. So easy to put up and seems very sturdy and well made. Had some rain and no leaks. The pack down size is ideal. Will sleep 4 but we had 2 of us on camp beds with a table in the middle and we had plenty of room. Great price for the quality. Highly recommend

⭐☆☆☆☆ Not fit for purpose I really wanted to like this tent, but the design flaws make it unusable: The canopy – completely pointless. Water pools on top as soon as it rains, stressing the poles and threatening collapse. It doesn’t stop rain coming in from the sides either, so it’s nothing more than a glorified sunshade. If you’re buying it for the canopy, don’t — it’s not fit for purpose. The front door – there isn’t one. You’re left with a porch that’s open to the elements, and the only way to close it off is by zipping the entire front panel down. From inside, that means juggling both zips awkwardly, and the right-hand one is almost impossible to reach. For a tent at this price point, that’s shocking. Flysheet design – yes, there are clips at the bottom, but that’s it. The outer shell isn’t tied to the poles anywhere else, so wind blows straight into the gaps. That means more noise, more stress on the tent, and water or bugs easily getting in. Even budget supermarket tents manage better with Velcro ties. Instructions – they’re wrong. The included directions tell you to raise the poles fully before adding the flysheet, but unless you’re about 8ft tall that’s impossible. The only way is to half-assemble at waist height, fit the cover, and then lift the frame. To be fair: the light panels and ventilation are decent, and the poles do clip together quickly. But those positives don’t outweigh the fact that the tent fails at the basics: keeping rain and wind out, and giving you a proper enclosed living space. Final word: If you want shade on a dry, still day, maybe this works. But for real camping — rain, wind, midges — this tent just isn’t up to the job. I’ll be returning it.

Great easy to erect tent, arrived fast.

Amazing product, very easy build and fold, takes just 5 min. Material very good quality. Not so hot inside when outside sunny.

really well made tent and a bargain dor the money. roof pole was a bit stiff to extend at first but all good now