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Core Equipment 12-Person Camping Tent Expired
$198
$329.99
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Walmart has Core Equipment 12-Person Camping Tent on sale for $198. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member BluePencil909 for finding this deal.
Features:
Thanks to community member BluePencil909 for finding this deal.
Features:
- Sleeps 12
- Fits 4 queen air mattresses
- Core H2O Block Technology
- Adjustable ground vents draw cool air in
- Full mesh ceiling lets hot air out to increase internal circulation and keep your tent well ventilated
- Color-coded setup
- Wall storage pockets keep items neat and organized
- Electrical cord access port (port is fully closable when not in use)
- Includes rainfly, room divider, tent stakes & carry bag
- Tent Fabric: 68D Polyester
- Floor Material: 115gsm P.E.
- Dimensions: 16' x 11' x 86"
- Product Weight: 41 lbs.
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First post! But it's a good one. I've been watching this tent for a while, almost bought for over $300. I was really happy to see this price.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Core-E...hbdg=L1100
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4 and 6 person tents are also on sale for $79.99 and $99.99, respectively.
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A/c and heat, not so much.
Is this an easy up or traditional putting a tent up?
Why bother, I can park it in front of your house in SF and live rent free!
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It looks the same as mine and mine is very easy to put up. In fact once you put it together the first time you leave some things attached and it is up the next time in 5 min.
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On hot summer nights it could be brutal so we would swim in the lake before bed to cool down. We fished a lot on our days off. We hunted for cool looking rocks along the creek and we lay out under the stars on many nights and saw some cool meteor showers. We visited the library and we read a lot of books. We had no tv but we did have a small pocket radio that we would play music on while we fished or snuggled up under the stars. We didn't go to any movies or waste any money. We did buy presents for people on Christmas but we put a $20 limit per person on it.
It wasn't all fun and fluff, we did have some days when we questioned our sanity and almost gave up and went back to the city. Overall it was the most amazing time of our lives but now at my age, I don't know if I'd want to rough it like that again. After 2 years we had saved $160,000 dollars. That was a huge amount to us at the time. We invested it into 2 dividend stocks and moved back to town and bought a small house. My wife went back to college and I went back to work travelling all over the country. I retired at 35 years old and she just retired at 44. Now we are thinking of buying a RV and travelling but until then we sleep late, watch Netflix, enjoy family and friends and live as stress free as possible.
If you ever wanna get away from society and save a lot of money, consider a year or 2 in a tent lol. These days, I'd invest in a small Honda Generator that sips gas and get a portable AC unit for the tent. I'm too old for toughing it out 100% anymore.
4 and 6 person tents are also on sale for $79.99 and $99.99, respectively.
The 11 people from Costco or this one ? Is it worth the price difference just for 1 more ?
Math don't work!
In the human pee, poop and hypodermic needles?
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On hot summer nights it could be brutal so we would swim in the lake before bed to cool down. We fished a lot on our days off. We hunted for cool looking rocks along the creek and we lay out under the stars on many nights and saw some cool meteor showers. We visited the library and we read a lot of books. We had no tv but we did have a small pocket radio that we would play music on while we fished or snuggled up under the stars. We didn't go to any movies or waste any money. We did buy presents for people on Christmas but we put a $20 limit per person on it.
It wasn't all fun and fluff, we did have some days when we questioned our sanity and almost gave up and went back to the city. Overall it was the most amazing time of our lives but now at my age, I don't know if I'd want to rough it like that again. After 2 years we had saved $160,000 dollars. That was a huge amount to us at the time. We invested it into 2 dividend stocks and moved back to town and bought a small house. My wife went back to college and I went back to work travelling all over the country. I retired at 35 years old and she just retired at 44. Now we are thinking of buying a RV and travelling but until then we sleep late, watch Netflix, enjoy family and friends and live as stress free as possible.
If you ever wanna get away from society and save a lot of money, consider a year or 2 in a tent lol. These days, I'd invest in a small Honda Generator that sips gas and get a portable AC unit for the tent. I'm too old for toughing it out 100% anymore.