Wakeman Tents Wakeman Outdoors Camping Tent with Rain Fly and Carrying Bag

Giving it 5* for the cost and it's not pretending to be anything other than a lightweight tent. Ideal for mild weather or outside store on the campsite, Temp dog kennel, kids play tent. And of course chillin out in and sleeping in.

I ordered this tent for my daughter for college excursions. It works well, is super simple to put up and take down, and is just the right size for two people. She feels confident with the setup and breakdown, and it stores easily in her room.

First Impressions: It’s simple and cute (yellow is my favorite color) I haven’t had the chance to take this outside yet, but I set it up in my living room very easily. It packs away just as easily and small in it’s carrying bag. It’s the perfect size for me (4ft 9in) and my dog (70Lbs), it did start getting warm when my husband (6ft 1in) climbed in. I think that it may be cooler outside. Both our AirPads fit, my husband can’t lay straight up and down, but fits if he curls up a little (he does anyways). So if you’re tall and like to spread out this might work if you’re alone an lay vertically. I will update this review after our camping trip this weekend. I think that so far for the price it is looking pretty good.

This tent is a GREAT value for the money! Easy to setup, so lightweight, and did exactly what I needed it to! My husband and I used it on a vacation for our daughter to have a separate place to sleep. For indoor purposes, the quality of spot on!

First and foremost, I understand I'm not getting the best tent in the world for this price. But I did expect to at least get some protection from the elements. Starting with the basics, the size is miniscule. I'm not sure who you had test the size of this, but it could fit two people comfortably if they're 5' or under. The material was so thin and flimsy that during the day it was insufferably hot while at night it didn't catch the heat at all. In fact, there's a vent on top with a fly smaller than a handkerchief. And it did next to nothing about the condensation of the early morning. So at night when the temperature dropped 40 degrees I was at real risk for my safety. And no that isn't an elaboration for the sake of shock and awe, if I hadn't improvised I could be in real trouble. This tent, as a means of housing people, is an utter failure and I can only recommend as a secondary tent for your extra gear like food or bags (so long as it's not raining or cold). It is in fact light and easy to assemble, so use at your discretion and only in areas with warm nights.

The worst thing about this tent is trying to get it back into the stuff sack it came with! It is beyond small and it’s virtually impossible to get it back into the sack. The tent is very easy to assemble, we use it as a play tent for our small children. The anchoring pins are very thin. It works for our purpose and for the price you pay there’s not much to complain about. I have bought a bigger stuff sack for it as it was making me visibly angry trying to get it back inside.

The ventilation felt bad. It felt humid only after a few moments in the tent. Seems to be bug resistant. Very light. There is a little storage bag to told the bag. Was difficult to set up. Have ok zippers. I could lay down across the diagonal of the tent but I am short. A tall 6' person probably would not. I could sit upright in the middle of tent. I don't think to adults could fit inside. So children could probably fit. I set it up by myself but have two people would probably make it easier. The anchors go in after you push the supports into the ground. I'm not sure how it works on concrete. This is a outside tent?

Easy to use roomy and easy to stow away