Cotton Canvas Bell Tent with Stove Jack, Roomy Yurt for Family Glamping Camping, 4 Season Tent with Zipped Removable Floor

Absolutely YES! This now my favorite tent. The ease of set up was phenomenal as I took a trip with my dog and had to set up by myself. Came with instructions that were easy to follow. 4 steps, bam, you’re done and have the tent up.Here’s where it gets interesting. I checked weather all week regarding fair conditions and lo and behold spent my first night in this tent amongst a severe thunderstorm. I was scared poopless for a number of moments, but this tent held up! NO LEAKS! I even purchased some StarBrite water repellent spray and sprayed a few places on the tent coming to the realization that I was going to need way more than 1 mere spray bottle. Regardless, the tent didn’t need it! My dog and I stayed dry. The tent kept sturdy and none of my guy lines broke. Pretty sure the good Lord in Heaven was keeping an eye on me and doggo, but gotta say this is an extremely well-made tent. The stakes aren’t cheapies either. Durable and strong, I double checked my guy lines the next day… nothing budged. Next day, everything dried out from the storm, I could see the spots where I sprayed StarBrite. Debated whether to spray more and ended up leaving it as is. Fell in love with the tent more. Chillier night that night and over night reached lows in the upper twenties (Fahrenheit). Contrary to popular belief, I used my Mr. heater portable buddy propane heater. The tent holds heat so well I was able to remove layers and remain comfortable throughout the night. Early morning came, and mind you I had checked the weather all week. Well, it flipping snowed! I can now looking back. I provided photos that do not show where the snow laid on top, but it had until I brushed it off and took photos after. In hindsight, I should’ve taken photos before I brush the snow off, my apologies. I am just enamored by this tent, and I’m already planning my next trip. I’ve even committed to getting a Woodfire stove that I will be adding to my awesome tent. I just gotta shout out kudos to the manufacturer of this tent. Hands-down, well worth the money. Almost forgot to mention the flooring of this tent. It is so thick and durable, I completely forgot to put down a ground sheet like I would with any other regular tent. However, upon that realization as well, I didn’t need one and was probably better off without it. It is a thick flooring and very heavy duty. Very roomy and had plenty of space for all my gear. It most definitely can handle 4 to 5 people. I’m a tall gal and could stand up walking in and obviously in the middle. Very roomy. I just can’t believe it. I just can’t believe it! Taking the tent down was just as easy and simple. The possibilities are now endless! I LOVE MY TENT! Thank you so much!

I bought this with the idea of taking my kids camping year round... and after all my research and reading, I'm glad I did... took it out last weekend for the 1st time...First thing is it's very heavy, so prepare yourself for that... initial setup was not bad at all - I did it by myself in 30 min...Pros: - can handle heavy downpours for a few hours- Pretty easy to set up- Lots of room- Great value for priceCons: - Its very heavy- Gets very hot inside in warm weather, regardless of open windows and vents- bring a fanLove this tent and can't recommend it enough!!!

The media could not be loaded. Giving it three stars and will adjust at a later date after a few uses.I own a White Duck 13ft Regatta so my review is based on a comparison to that.I have to say I am in love with it, and it would get five stars, be it not for two very important things.Firstly, it is cotton canvas but it is pretty thin cotton canvas. Other yurts (the more expensive ones) are much thicker, which means they’re also water proof (the nature of canvas is that it gets wet but because it’s so thick, it keeps you dry inside. Naturally waterproof). But because this material is about half the thickness, I can already tell it will not be completely water proof, and may also have issues in regard to durability (both wear and tear [fire embers, injury to the fabric if something were to fall into the wall of the tent] and longevity [stretching, etc]). Which brings me to the other point. The seams are sewn with a few single running stitches. This is majorly important and a major reason why I marked it down because, anyone who’s put up a yurt knows that you need taught lines on your tent ties to properly set up the yurt to both get the most out of the space, but also keep it standing up nicely in the wind. It is entirely reliant on really tight lines, yet this fabric clearly isn’t sewn for durability and longevity. I already anticipate holes and rips, based on the quality of the stitches throughout the tent. I may be completely wrong and will change my review, if so.That being said, it’s the cutest fricken yurt out there. The Forrest green is gorgeous. This is also probably one of the better yurts that is damn near close in quality to those more robust competitors at higher price points, but you can get this for about half the price.Also, I must say. I was a little worried the 10x10 could be too small, but it’s incredibly roomy inside. The size is perfect for a small family or duo, but excellent for solo camping too.One last thing I didn’t like much is the inner tent pole that shapes the door. It’s meant to be inside the tent which kind of blocks the tent window on either side of the door. It’s just oddly placed and shaped. I may forgo it. Photos attached.