CORE Tent for Family Camping | 4 Person & 6 Person Portable Camp Tent with Carry Bag for Outdoor Car Camping | Included Gear Loft Organizer for Camp Accessories

I bought this tent after going on a 4300 mile motorcycle trip, the tent I had on that trip worked fine, even in the rain, but I'm at an age where I want to be able to stand up to put my pants on. After reviewing a number of tents I selected the Core 4 as it met my height requirements and it's packed size was almost identical to the tent I had before. This summer I took another 4300 mile trip out to Sturgis South Dakota and back. This tent served me perfectly. It's easy to setup, durable, doesn't need to be staked out in mild weather and packs up just as quickly. Getting the rain fly on when the tent is setup can be a trick, but if you put in it place before setting the poles makes it simple. We had beautiful weather for nearly the entire trip, but we did have one night of rain. It was raining when we pulled into the campground but rain let up long enough to setup camp. After dinner the rain began and rained all night long letting up about 6am. The tent kept me perfectly dry. Other than condensation there was no water in the tent. The taped seams remained water proof. On the return trip we detoured to Roleau Saskatchewan to visit the filming location of the Canadian sitcom Corner Gas. There's a constant wind on the prairie so I had to stake the tent down while we were there, it was the only time I had to use the stakes. Another motorcycle camping trip in the bag and again this tent served me well. Other than some wear showing on the poles the tent is going strong. I didn't face any weather on this trip, but wouldn't have worried if I had, the tape on the seams still looks factory new so I'm sure it would have held up well. The money I've saved by camping instead of going to a hotel/motel has practically made this tent free. All in all, this is a great tent, while I was using it for a solo adventure there's plenty of room for two people plus gear.

I purchased this tent for a summer 2022 motorcycle trip. In the past i have used the typical 7'x9' dome tent. Looking at the dimensions, weight and pack size, I figured this tent had the same basic foot print, but would allow me to stand up inside, which is a huge plus ! The tent is "super easy" for one person to assemble, follow the instructions and up it goes ! Peg the 4 corners first, install the two roof cross poles, (pic 1&2) lay out all 4 main poles in each corner, then start at one corner, put the orange end of the pole in the corner pin (pic 3) and the top of the corner pole in the roof corner bracket (pic4) repeat for the other 3 corners. I assembled and disassembled this tent, 42 days in a row, I had no problems with any part of the tent, everything worked perfectly. The floor of this tent is no different than any other tent of its class, I recommend using a 6'x8' or 8'x'8 ground sheet/tarp under the tent, this will protect the floor from anything sharp cutting it. I got mine from Walmart for $10. Water resistance; This tent is no different than any other tent in its class; Don't touch the interior sides, or allow anything to touch the interior sides during a rain storm and you will be fine. Camping tip; Touching the interior of any tent when the exterior is wet will cause it to leak. Happy camping guys, in my "humble" opinion, this tent is a great option for this class of tent, at a fair price, and its a perfect size, for one or two people, obviously it could sleep more, but its perfect for 1 or 2 with room to spare.

Only used it once so far. It's a good size tent, we're short people so we had no trouble standing up. It will fit a queen size air mattress but doesn't leave room for anything else. It was a snug but comfortable fit for my wife and I and our two Aussies. I would definitely get different tent pegs, the ones it comes with aren't good. Set up was fast and easy, and straight forward as well as take down. Wish it had one more window but it allowed for plenty of ventilation. All in all it is so far, so good.

I bought this tent for 2 reasons the first was the center height I’m 6’ 3” and can stand up in the center I was tired of crawling out of my 48” center height dome tent at 59 years old it was starting to be an inconvenience . This tent you walk in and out of in an upright position. The other reason was my 21 year old daughter and 19 year old niece wanted to go camping for spring break this year and I wanted something easy to set up for them. This tent IS easy to set up I did it myself in the living room, then had my daughter and niece do the same when they came to pick up the camping gear. Neither young ladies had set up a tent by themselves before yet they were able to get it fully set up, rainfly and all in about 15 minutes the first time. They had an entire day of rain and wind and didn’t have any leaks while camping in the Ozarks. This tent is great for 2 people as all 4 man tents are, 1 person even better you can put a twin air mattress a chair and have plenty of room or a queen and room enough for your gear and to stand up to dress. Can’t wait to use it for myself.

This was my first time buying this brand and a taller stand up tent. This was easier set up than some of the instant pop up tents. Very impressed has nice sturdy side bars was nice to be able to stand. The zippers and seams all seemed well made. There was a different type of design on the zipper for the door that I really liked it helped rain not to come in and it also help the fabric not get stuck in the zipper. 2 stash pockets inside too which I like. I think this was a great tent for the value and it also rained on me the whole entire time very little rain came in one corner it might’ve even just been condensation it was such a small amount . Great tent First time buying this brand and I definitely like it sturdy awesome easy set up tent

Decided to give the Core 4 person straight wall cabin tent a shot instead of the old standby C company. It has everything I wanted in a tent. First is the headroom. When camping I'm not inside my tent often but to be able to stand and strech is important. Second is ventilation vs. a dome tent. 3 windows plus a ground vent and mesh ceiling. A ceiling fan hook and I'm sure it will not be the oven I'm used to in a dome tent. Setup was easy by myself,(5"ft7", 69 year old male).I think about 15 minutes no problems. The power cord access will be a plus during early spring and fall camping to use a small heater, phone charger too. Sure you can just zip the door around it but plan on at least one night tripping on it if you do ! Getting it back in the bag was no problem at all vs the other C company. I've only set it up twice indoors so far and look forward to my first real outing. AS far as inclement weather goes, if it's raining hard enough to need a bathtub floor and windy enough to knock a tent over I'm out of there anyway! No need to step over a bathtub and crouch to get inside . door has plenty of space. It says 4 person but for my use as a one person it's perfect Cot, chair, table and duffel bag. Would highly recomend to others but 2 people max !

It seems to be pretty cool tent - easy to assemble and tall. But, a pole was cracked.

I’m still not ready for an “instant tent”. Call me old but I want to assemble it myself. This is a great classic-build with modern materials. This is our second Core tent. I know it’s some kind of overseas stuff but it’s well-built with good instructions and the bag it comes with is ample. Gone are the days of fighting to stuff a tent into a bag 25% too small. Good buy.

Good quality

Good Sturdy material, and Very spacious easy for 4 people