Make your next camping trip the best one ever and be fully prepared for a wonderful time with this Ozark Trail Cabin Tent. It has a unique structure with a large screen room across the front of the tent for privacy. This Ozark Trail nine-person tent has a 7' ceiling height for ample headroom. Setup takes under two minutes and requires no assembly because the poles are pre-attached to the tent--just unfold and extend. This Ozark Trail Cabin Tent includes a room divider that creates separate living and sleeping spaces. It also features a large gear organizer and electrical cord access to fully accommodate you and the whole crew. In addition, this instant tent with screen room comfortably fits two queen airbeds or up to nine campers in sleeping bags on the floor. A rainfly with factory locked seams is included, as is a convenient carrying bag. Made of polyester and steel, it's designed to hold up season after season. Sets up in under 2 minutes No assembly required, poles pre-attached to tent Sleeps 9 Fits 2 queen airbeds Includes room divider to create 2-room tent Includes rainfly with factory sealed seams Large windows with mesh screens Electrical cord access Gear organizer included Carry bag included 18 tent stakes included, made of steel Measures: 14' x 13.5' 84" Ozark Trail 9-person tent Construction: polyester, steel Model# WMT-14984
Model Number:
VIPRB-WMT-14984
Product SKU:
38763670
UPC:
817427012345
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Model: Ozark Trail 9 Person 2 Room Instant Cabin Tent with Screen Room
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I have a similar 4-person tent that is so easy to setup....less than 5 mins for a beginner and <2 mins for an experienced camper. If you like to stay comfortable, always count 50% capacity of the persons sleeping in the tent.
As a frequent tent camper, the best advice I can offer is don't buy too big of a tent if you think you might be camping in a place with uneven ground. Lots of the paid tent sites I camp at wouldn't accommodate a tent of this size without being lopsided on one end or another.
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I have a similar 4-person tent that is so easy to setup....less than 5 mins for a beginner and <2 mins for an experienced camper. If you like to stay comfortable, always count 50% capacity of the persons sleeping in the tent.
I need a tent right now so I'm afraid of being impulsive. This seems to more than fit my needs. Anyone have additional thoughts on this deal? I am not fully compelled despite mrsunny's very helpful comments. Thanks for any insight in advance!
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I need a tent right now so I'm afraid of being impulsive. This seems to more than fit my needs. Anyone have additional thoughts on this deal? I am not fully compelled despite mrsunny's very helpful comments. Thanks for any insight in advance!
As a frequent tent camper, the best advice I can offer is don't buy too big of a tent if you think you might be camping in a place with uneven ground. Lots of the paid tent sites I camp at wouldn't accommodate a tent of this size without being lopsided on one end or another.
I tend to shy away from Ozark Trail products because they tend to not last very long. I'm sure this is great for people on a budget, but I would save a little more money to get a Coleman tent.
I bought this exact tent and it fell apart after a long weekend. The pole system is held together in critical areas by plastic, and they broke after less than 10 days of usage total (setup and broke down camp 3 times, once to try the tent, once to camp, once to open it up and dry it out). The size and porch ruled, it was a nice, cheap option for a tent with some walking around room for my wife and I and a dog, but no way would I buy this again. The material and fabric felt fine but the pole support ruins it. If they spent a couple of extra bucks and those plastic components were metal or stronger somehow I'd buy another in a heartbeat. Do yourself a favor and pass on this one.
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