Coleman Pop-Up Instant Tent Sets Up in 10 Seconds, Portable & Lightweight 2/4 Person Weatherproof Camping Tent with Adjustable Rainfly

The media could not be loaded. We have 5 kids. We bought these little pop ups for our 4 older kids to use when we go camping with our camper. They fold up super small. They are pop ups so they are easy to put up. They just explode into place. The only hard part about these are figuring out how to fold them back up. Takes some muscle and tenacity. The kids love them and have a great time camping and having their own spaces. And the parents aren't loosing the minds trying to set up conventional tents. They seem to function well in the rain and wind and don't leak. Good quality little tents. We use them as single person tents for kids. They would be a tight fit for two adults like they claim. It could be done if you really want to snuggle up with someone.

Perfect size for two adults and a dog. You can use it on top of a cot or just straight on the ground. Built nice and sturdy, easy zipper, and very easy set up and put away. I will be purchasing another one.

I bought this (4 person) tent because I've started taking both of my fairly large, stinky mutts camping with me. I'm a hammock camper, but the dogs aren't coordinated enough for hammocks, and they're both a little stupid, so I wanted something that would a) require not a lot of effort on my part and b) provide a secure "playpen" for my idiots.The good: Easy to set up, pretty easy to collapse, and the netting will hold up to a mild snoot-boop. Also, my idiots love having their own fort.The meh: the stakes are literally a waste of metal. If the ground is soft enough to use these stakes, it's soft enough that they won't hold. If it's harder ground, you'll never get them pounded in. This isn't a deal breaker; if you're camping, you probably have non-garbage stakes. Just an FYI so you're not taken aback. Also, the ventilation is lackluster. This is not a problem if you're into sniffing butts, but if you're not a dog (or very close to your camping companion), pack some breath mints and don't eat beanie weenies for dinner. Also of note: the head space is limited. People whine about this a lot (dogs tend to not notice, go figure) but I'm not including this in the "bad" column because YOU ARE CAMPING!!! GO OUT AND DO SOMETHING MORE FUN THAN HANGING OUT IN A GLORIFIED NYLON SHOPPING BAG!The bad: The mesh is pretty poorly sewn into the tent, and it definitely is not going to hold up long-term. I set my tent up to check it out, and there are several largish gaps in the mesh already. Looks like manufacturing defects, which is fine if you're equipped with, say, a dope fur coat that prevents most mosquitos from biting, but I can see it being really annoying if you are a human.The awful: Who the absolute heck ships a giant saucer-shaped tent via USPS, then claims "one day delivery"? This is the actual only reason behind this thing not achieving all of my tent dreams. I specifically purchased this tent for a planned camping trip, the first one got lost (in Texas? thousands of miles away from my camp site? why?) and I had to jerry-rig an old bug bivy to sequester the dogs, so now my emergency shelter smells like pond scum and wet dog, and when the seller finally realized that their "overnight prime shipping" had turned into "lost in the wilderness of who the heck knows" and sent me another tent, I had another camping trip all planned... then had to cancel it because the postal service simply can't mash something this big into a mailbox. Poor planning, bad form, TWO less-than-adequate camping trips.Final thoughts: I guess I'd rather support the USPS and quit my whining about prime shipping... The tent is pretty dope, the dogs love their new cave, and once you realize how to tuck the loops into each other when you're folding the thing, it's pretty convenient. Fits in my hatchback, weighs basically nothing, pops up in a few seconds, and folds in a few MORE seconds. Also, it appears to be easy to hose off, which is nice for the aforementioned "wet dog pond scum" issues.

Its a great little piece of kit in my opinion!I dont use this to "camp" per say - rather its my refuge when I go to the beach.Normally I bring a traditional tent (Coleman also coincidentally) and the setup and break down normally takes me a good 15 minutes both ways.This little guy is lighter overall - Pops open in seconds (less than 10 IMO) - and can fold back down in 10 with practice.I suggest to PRACTICE! I got this and yolo'd it at the beach and was super cool popping it open... only to have all the "cool" sucked out as I struggled to get this folded back to put into the carry case :P.You know its like walking in a awesome stride... only to trip and stumble .. yes like that!All in all its a good size - my wife and I can sit in the opening side by side to get some shade - it will BARELY fit 2 people but a great "solo" tent if you're doing a overnight thing.Inside wise its got venting to let air in at the top of the tent while being covered by a rain shroud of sorts so keeps wetness out.For my needs .. this is PERFECT... just need it for the beach.. quick setup.. quick tear down.. lightweight..All in all one of my impulse purchases that I didnt regret!