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28-Piece Ozark Trail Premium Camping Tent Combo
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$229
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Walmart has 28-Piece Ozark Trail Premium Camping Tent Combo on sale for $78. Shipping is free.
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Includes:
- 6-person tent, 1x gear loft, 1x media pocket, 9x tent stakes, 2x sleeping bags, 2x pillows, 2x foam sleeping pads, 2x chairs, 2x dry bags, 2x camp towels, 1x lantern, 1x tent fan with light, 1x backpack, 1x carry-all bag
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- Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars by Walmart customers.
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- This deal is $151 lower (65% savings) than the list price of $229.
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Walmart has 28-Piece Ozark Trail Premium Camping Tent Combo on sale for $78. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member SeikenDensetsu for finding this deal.
Includes:
Thanks to community member SeikenDensetsu for finding this deal.
Includes:
- 6-person tent, 1x gear loft, 1x media pocket, 9x tent stakes, 2x sleeping bags, 2x pillows, 2x foam sleeping pads, 2x chairs, 2x dry bags, 2x camp towels, 1x lantern, 1x tent fan with light, 1x backpack, 1x carry-all bag
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Written by BostonGirl- About this product:
- Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars by Walmart customers.
- About this deal:
- This deal is $151 lower (65% savings) than the list price of $229.
- About this store:
- View Walmart return policy here.
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It is not a 6 person tent, even by the generous person/tent standards.
The foam sleeping pads are straight out of the 1970s.
The sleeping bags are probably garbage.
Realize the count of this "28 piece set" includes 9 tent stakes, a couple of random tent pockets, and some sacks.
If you want a tent for the kids to play around with in the backyard then this is probably not the worst $78 you'll spend. But please do not buy this for any real camping because you'll just be miserable and never want to go camping again.
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If you want a tent for the kids to play around with in the backyard then this is probably not the worst $78 you'll spend. But please do not buy this for any real camping because you'll just be miserable and never want to go camping again.
If you want a tent for the kids to play around with in the backyard then this is probably not the worst $78 you'll spend. But please do not buy this for any real camping because you'll just be miserable and never want to go camping again.
If you want a tent for the kids to play around with in the backyard then this is probably not the worst $78 you'll spend. But please do not buy this for any real camping because you'll just be miserable and never want to go camping again.
this package is for a couple and maybe a young kid thats going camping for the 1st time in their life and dont have any camping gear.
its def not bad for the price for some summer camping.
I think these tents will be fine if you're a casual camper. Just unpack it in your backyard before you use it the first time and make sure the seams look good. Or you can spray some waterproofer on it to be sure.
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Can't find the link on Walmart. Here is on Amazon
Ozark Trail 6-Piece, 4 Person Camping Combo Tent https://www.amazon.com/dp/B095YV4...TGAMN
I think these tents will be fine if you're a casual camper. Just unpack it in your backyard before you use it the first time and make sure the seams look good. Or you can spray some waterproofer on it to be sure.
just dont have u or the kids touch the water beads from the inside of the tent with their greasy a$$ fingers.
In general, you want a tent that has a rain fly (the part that covers the actual tent) that fully extends to the ground on all four sides, so the rain can't possibly get into the tent and rolls off the sides and away from you, plus it also forms a some space where it won't get wet but also isn't inside your tent (think shoes and other gear). You'll also want a ground cloth to isolate the tent from the ground and water seepage, although this can be as simple as a 3rd party cheap tarp.
Otherwise, buy what you'll want to carry. If you're spending a week in the Boundary Waters and portaging all of your gear, a light or super light weight tent might make sense. If you're maybe hiking a couple miles from the car, something bigger and heavier isn't unreasonable. A three season tent is perfect for most people - if you're camping in sub-zero temperatures, you'll know what you need.
The tent keeps you dry, which is the most important part. But also invest in a decent Thermorest pad and sleeping bag appropriate for the conditions you'll be camping in.
If you want a tent for the kids to play around with in the backyard then this is probably not the worst $78 you'll spend. But please do not buy this for any real camping because you'll just be miserable and never want to go camping again.
The chairs are decent as well, if a bit undersized. I can't say a lot about the sleeping bags, as my set didn't come with them, but the ones in the set I gifted at least serve to work as a pad for the air mattress I also gave them or an extra blanket. Some of the other items should add value as well.
In all I'd say this is a solid deal for somebody looking to try out car camping.
edit: One thing I'll recommend is to add a footprint (you can use a cheap tarp folded to fit under the tent, and buy decent replacement steel stakes. This holds true for almost any tent.
In general, you want a tent that has a rain fly (the part that covers the actual tent) that fully extends to the ground on all four sides, so the rain can't possibly get into the tent and rolls off the sides and away from you, plus it also forms a some space where it won't get wet but also isn't inside your tent (think shoes and other gear). You'll also want a ground cloth to isolate the tent from the ground and water seepage, although this can be as simple as a 3rd party cheap tarp.
Otherwise, buy what you'll want to carry. If you're spending a week in the Boundary Waters and portaging all of your gear, a light or super light weight tent might make sense. If you're maybe hiking a couple miles from the car, something bigger and heavier isn't unreasonable. A three season tent is perfect for most people - if you're camping in sub-zero temperatures, you'll know what you need.
The tent keeps you dry, which is the most important part. But also invest in a decent Thermorest pad and sleeping bag appropriate for the conditions you'll be camping in.
comparing an REI tent to this wally world package.... GTFO
The chairs are decent as well, if a bit undersized. I can't say a lot about the sleeping bags, as my set didn't come with them, but the ones in the set I gifted at least serve to work as a pad for the air mattress I also gave them or an extra blanket. Some of the other items should add value as well.
In all I'd say this is a solid deal for somebody looking to try out car camping.
edit: One thing I'll recommend is to add a footprint (you can use a cheap tarp folded to fit under the tent, and buy decent replacement steel stakes. This holds true for almost any tent.
The chairs are decent as well, if a bit undersized. I can't say a lot about the sleeping bags, as my set didn't come with them, but the ones in the set I gifted at least serve to work as a pad for the air mattress I also gave them or an extra blanket. Some of the other items should add value as well.
In all I'd say this is a solid deal for somebody looking to try out car camping.
edit: One thing I'll recommend is to add a footprint (you can use a cheap tarp folded to fit under the tent, and buy decent replacement steel stakes. This holds true for almost any tent.
That said, the it all depends on your requirements. This might be a great tent in dryer environments or certain types of trips. But just like a good sleeping bag, when the SHTF, no one ever complains about overspending on a quality tent.
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I appreciate your experience and I totally agree on the footprint/ground cloth recommendation as well as the seam sealant, but in general, this style of tent has disappointed campers for generations. Any design that allows rain to directly touch the actual tent is going to leak eventually. Either through the seams or the zipper or sometimes even just through the material (I've seen that happen).
That said, the it all depends on your requirements. This might be a great tent in dryer environments or certain types of trips. But just like a good sleeping bag, when the SHTF, no one ever complains about overspending on a quality tent.
who said this package was for winter and rain camping?
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