It is not an instant tent, although if you want that, look below to see it’s brother (6 person instant cabin tent). The “instant” design means it’ll be set up in under 2 minutes (though there’s a bit of a learning curve at first), and the pre-attached poles make pitching the tent a breeze. The cabin design gives it a lot more interior room, with an 80-inch peak height that feels very spacious even for taller users. You can even fit two queen-sized airbeds or eight sleeping bags, and all of your gear fits nicely into the gear loft and two built-in storage pockets. This is an eight-person tent, featuring two rooms and measures 13 by 9 feet—with a floor area of 117 square feet.
At 128 sq ft, you’ll have more than enough room for two queen air mattresses, plus gear, plus plenty of headroom with an inside height of 74 inches. Up until earlier this year, I had never camped before in my life. I just thought it wasn’t for me and the idea of sleeping in a tent wasn’t very appealing. But then I decided to go on a trip, and I haven’t looked back since. I started with a two-person tent for just myself and my girlfriend, but we have since upgraded to a much larger one. Both Ozark Trail and Coleman tents feature convenient storage options, such as storage pockets.
The stakes provided with an Ozark Trail tent are generally made of steel, but there have been common complaints about broken stakes. Most Ozark Trail tents are recommended for three seasons; summer, spring, and fall, but only a few tents are recommended for winter as well. Most Ozark Trail tents are only suitable during certain seasons—only a handful can withstand winter-use. As mentioned earlier, the Coleman Sundome 3 is a common alternative.
Weighing only 16.81 lbs it is one of the lighter tents on this list, but will be one of the easiest to setup in just one minute. Now that we know the high and low points of Ozark Trail Camping Chairss, I feel it would be good to compare them to others. There are two tent manufacturers that design tents very similarly to Ozark Trail; these include Core and Coleman. As I mentioned in the Durability section above, most tents are made of polyester; others are made of nylon. These materials aren’t as durable as canvas or cotton—which are commonly used in higher-priced tents.
Thanks to the storage pockets and hanging corner shelf, you’ll have no trouble tidying up your gear while you camp. Take this dome tent with you when you want to camp in style. It’s lightweight Ozark Trail Canopies enough (under 20 pounds) that one of your group can hoof it up to your camping space, but it also folds down into a bag small enough to fit into the trunk of any sedan or compact car.
Ozark trail makes just about everything you could need for getting outside. They have an affordable option for everything from knives and camping cookware to outboard motors. Mostly, Ozark Trail is known for their hiking boots and their tents. Take each of the poles into the tent with you and start with the one with the Y-shaped piece on top. Insert the rubber stoppered piece into the tent’s apex and the “bottom” of the pole into the reinforced corner on the tent’s floor. At this point, you should take the other pole and insert it into the slot on the “Y” shaped piece, then place the bottom of the pole in the opposite corner.