Set up is easy. I practiced putting it together in the yard so I wouldn’t struggle figuring it out at the beach. Parts seems like quality items. It comes with stakes, so you can use it without the sandbags (in grass). Good product ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.

This isn't a hiking tent. It's too bulky for that. It's also not the sturdiest tent you'll ever encounter. It's not expensive enough for that. But it's great fun for kids! Setup is as easy as they make it seem in the listing. Take it out of the bag, unclick the strap and let it go. You'll need to add the rain fly and poles if there is rain expected. It also includes stakes and guidelines. Once you've added the stakes, guidelines, and poles you have a reasonably sturdy tent. Taking it down is basically as easy as setting it up. It folds up like every other pop-up I've dealt with, meaning it's a folding process that never makes any sense and takes three tries the first time or any time you haven't done it recently. But it's not difficult and the instructions are printed on the carrying bag. Setup, including rain fly, poles, and guidelines takes about 5 minutes. Same for takedown. More importantly, my boys love it! They're 5 and 7 and love the idea that they now have their own tent. I don't take them camping when bad weather is expected and I don't take them when it's supposed to be really cold, so I don't need the best tent money can buy. It's plenty roomy inside for two young kids with air mattresses and sleeping bags. Like every tent, you'll be in for a very tight squeeze if you try to fit the number of people the tent is supposed to hold. Follow the old rule, for every two people a tent claims to hold that means one person with gear. What I wanted from this tent is easy setup and takedown and this is definitely easy! I'm really happy with this tent!