This is a 20-person tent, featuring three rooms and measures in total 22 by 16 by 6.7 feet. It can fit four queen-sized airbeds and has a center height of 80 inches. This tent features nine windows and a mesh ceiling for ventilation as well as three entryways.
It is not an instant tent, although if you want that, look below to see it’s brother . This is a two-person tent measuring 4.5 by 7.33 by 3.5 feet. It can fit one queen-sized airbed and has a center height of 42 inches. This tent features two windows and a mesh ceiling for ventilation but no room divider. The assembled weight of this tent is 6.9 pounds, and it’s suitable for three seasons, excluding winter. It features two vestibules that are each 10 square feet.
In this case, Ozark Trail is an excellent option due to its affordability and quality. If you’re a frequent backpacker or hiker, you need a tent that’s light to carry and easy to pack. The Ozark Trail Backpacking tents have a lot to offer with polyester materials and easy setup.
It can also be used as a power source to fire up electrical heaters or stoves. This is useful for those that require some privacy, or want to separate the tent into 2 spaces that can be used in different ways. A lot of people will use the secondary room for storage, eating, gaming, or just lounging in. You can even use 1 side of the tent as a blacked-out bedroom. We also cover gas powered lanterns in our reviews, testing all types that use kerosene, propane or white gas for example.
The tent weighs 26 Ibs, which is far too heavy to bring backpacking, but can work well for car camping. The screened-in porch is also large enough to allow the whole family to sit and relax. One of my favorite features of this tent is ozark trail 10 person tent that each of the rooms has its own entrance, which means you don’t have to climb over each other for a middle-of-the-night bathroom break. Along with that, this tent offers an e-port flap so you can hook up to electricity if wanted.
You might be wondering what’s it like to set up this tent. The final tent I’ll review today is Ozark Trail’s largest – their 14 person, 4-room tent. And if this tent is too large, it also comes in a 6-person and 4-person version as well. There are small netted pockets on both ends where you could place your wallet, glasses and pocket change.
However, a heavy downpour for a long period of time will make this tent leak. The extra waterproof coating should be applied in order to make this tent waterproof. The cabin-like style of the tent features near-vertical walls which, combined with the 6.5-foot center height, maximizes interior space . There’s also an optional room divider that lets you divide the interior into two rooms, but it’s lacking a porch area. The Ozark Trail ten-person tent feels very roomy, with six different windows and a completely open mesh top for you to get breeze and stargaze at night. Luckily, there is a rain fly that covers everything and even gives you a bit of an overhang on the main entrance, providing some protection from sunlight.
For casual backpacking trips, the 4-season 2 person backpacking tent is a no-brainer. You can use it all year round and on top of it, it looks great. It lacks the advanced features of premium backpacking tents but it’s a perfect package for newbies. Keep in mind most of the Ozark Trail tents are designed for larger groups and family campers. In fact, the pocket-friendly price tag is the best part of this 3-person dome tent.