Camping Tent with Screen Room 4 Person Carlsbad Dark Room Dome Tent with Screened Porch

We had ordered Coleman tent after watching good reviews and videos. We are eagerly waiting for the product to use it. It was delivered, the next day we go for camping. It was the best tent we used so far. Once the sun comes up, we saw a hole on rain fly, it can be manufacturing defect. Having a hole in rain fly won’t be good as it’s the one which covers the tent from rain and sun. We are very disappointed now with Coleman tents, since we used to have instant cabin tent 6P, thinking buying same brand will exceed our expectation.

Práctica, de buen tamaño! Me encanto. Coleman es excelente. Tengo una de 10 ir en bola. Pero esta de 6 personas es perfecta para 2 con cama matrimonial y con suficiente espacio.

It's not perfect but it's one hell of a tent. It's fairly easy to setup taking me about 20 minutes the first time and in pitch dark too. It's spacious and I really love the built-in screen room. There's no bug or rain so we used the screen room as a storage and stepping stone to the tent. I really like it that my shoes and dry in the morning and other things that we might need is right there without taking up inner tent room. The darkroom technology was great allowing us to not be bothered when the sunrise early in the morning. It fits a queen size airbed and a full size foam pad and I still have room to safely use the tent heater in the corner. The only thing that this tent could be better is if the screen room is properly covered by the rainfly. The tent is stylish and it's just the right size.

This tent is awesome. I’ve been camping every summer for pretty much all of my 54 years of life! As a kid myself, with my own kids, family, friends, solo… and out of maybe 20 tents ive had my whole life, this tent is The Best Tent Ever for one reason (actually there are a few more reasons I’ll also add below): IT HAS A SWINGING DOOR You might be thinking “meh. What’s the big deal. My tent zips. I’m good.” Well, I guess you’ve never been trying to leave the campsite to head down to the lake and then you realize your sun glasses are still in the tent, so you go and unzip the tent and go in and come out and zip it up. And then your kid says “wait, where’s my hat”. In the tent. So you unzip it. Get the hat. Zip it up…. Repeat. Repeat. Trust me, it’s better than sliced bread!!! Setting up the door is so easy and the designers thought of everything to make it quick and easy and simple and effective. You basically just bend a thin tent pole around the “curved part” of a D for one part of the door and then there’s a short pole to the be the “back of the D”. That’s it. Now the door swings open and because the front wall is slightly sloped, the door will close itself behind you! Alternatively if you want to keep it open you can, it kind of “sticks” itself under the edge of the fly to prop it open. But here’s why else it’s great: Oh, and, I bought it in summer 2020. And I camped a ton during the pandemic. So it’s been used for maybe a total of 90 nights camping. At least. It has a “lighting system”. And yeah I know: why do I need that? It’s easy enough to use a headlamp. I agree. I love headlamps! In fact I use one to set up this tent all the time and it’s great! But there’s a light switch ON THE WALL. Guess what that means? You always know where the switch is. See what I mean? Seasoned campers will realize… “ooooohhhhhhh…. Right…. No more fumbling around.” Yeah. I know. Right? So you need 4 D batteries and they last multiple trips each summer and last multiple years. I use the overhead light on bright when getting ready for bed. Or on “dim” as it gets closer to bed time. And then in the middle of the night if I get up to use the bathroom I turn on the amber/red light and no more trying to find your tent as you come back to camp! And since I also use the Ds in the air mattress pump, it’s actually nice to know I have a second set of batteries to back up each. Lastly, in the photos above you might wonder why it looks like there’s a tent inside a tent. Yeah. That’s my awesome cold weather camping solution! It’s a 2-3 person backpacking tent inside the larger Coleman sun dome! The double insulation against freezing temps (I think it was in the high 20’s at night) extended Sierra camping into the first week of October! So this tent is the larger one that fit the other tent inside. How big is it? Is it really tall enough to stand? Yes. I’m 5’8” and I can stand and get dressed just fine and I’ve had people over 6’ tall also comfortable standing in the center. I easily fit a queen mattress off center so I have more open space at the entry. (And the person on the other side of the bed has a door, too, so night time potty trips don’t have to wake everyone. But the back door is a regular door. Zipper. So sad. How old fashioned! :) But it has good floor space and since the walls are pretty vertical, there’s lots of room. I can also fit a potty bucket, a chair, one of the camping storage boxes I pack with as a nightstand, and two dog beds! If you had to fit two queens, they would fit side to side but probably not much room around that. Alternatively, sometimes I camp with just a cot and a single sized air mattress as a pad on the cot, and that gives even more room inside! And my dog who loves to be in a kennel sleeps under my cot! But what about weather: It has rained on me. And rained a lot. Lightning. Hail. Snow. All of it. And I thought surely I would get some leaks. Nope. The fly is awesome as is, but if you use the guy wires to allow for more air circulation, and to pull the fly away from the walls so it extends a little, it is the best ventilated tent I’ve ever had! No buildup of moisture! Sometimes I tie the guy lines to trees or shrubbery or sometimes do the whole stake it down thing… which reminds me… NO you don’t have to stake the tent down in order for it to be stable. If it was storming at all of course you’d want to stake it everywhere but sometimes you get lazy and just want to set it up quickly. It works just fine. But the door. Get this tent for the door. It has some light Velcro that “latches it” when you close it and at night or whenever you want (like if you need to put the dogs in the tent for a minute…), and there’s a grab handle of webbing to open it. The zipper is super cool in that it has guides so it moves the fabric out from in front of the zipper. THIS TENT HAS NEVER EVER GOTTEN CAUGHT IN ITS ZIPPER. Again, seasoned camper know: game changer. Oh and a bonus awesome thing: the windows “roll up” as you unzip them. It’s hard to explain but it involves a simple technology similar to a “slap bracelet” (or a single slat of a mini blind). No more window flaps hanging all over getting in the way…. It’s as if someone at Coleman actually went camping once and was like “You know what would be awesome. If a tent could….” And then they made a tent that solved every tent problem ever. Except it does take a minute to set up. Not the easiest. But no way the most complicate tent to set up. This one is pretty fast to do by myself. I’ve never timed it. But it doesn’t seem to take more than about 8-10 mins. It has fast clips for most of the pole length with just about 2” of “stuffing the pole in the sleeve” right at the apex.

Super price - not available in italy - super dark room and dimension. Good package and delivery. Beautiful colors and it seems really easy to pickup. I will write something more after use in camping....

Superbe tente, qui correspond parfaitement à nos attentes. Par contre 3 bémols. Elle a mit beaucoup de temps pour nous être livrée. Un angle de la toile du dessus est déchiré. La couture n'a pas tenue. Sur le côté droit de la tente, une partie de la toile n'a pas été cousue. Je vais donc devoir m'amuser (ironique) à devoir recoudre tout ça.