Just took this tent out for a three-night camping trip and it was so perfect! We were able to comfortably fit a queen mattress, toddler/kid mattress, and pack-n-play with a ton of room to spare. My 6'4 husband could easily walk around. Setup was very fast and easy. The door zipper did get easily snagged but we got used to it. It didn't rain while we were on this trip so I'm not sure how it would stand up to that, but so far I really love it.

I love the ease of use, the aesthetics, and the sun shade that this little covering provides. It is made for lower seating, as the “umbrella pole” needs to be sunk into the sand a bit for stability against strong winds. It is not too heavy and is a great value for the money. I am so happy with this purchase.

I am very impressed with this tent, especially for this price point. The quality of the fabric, stiching and rain repellent is top notch. Even the seams are taped to prevent water intrusion, and not just the rain tarp but the main structure is seam taped. That is fantastic for a tent at this price! The zippers work well. And I like how the little access hole for an electric extension cord is well off the ground and has velcro to seal it shut. The last thing you want is a snake crawling in through that hole. I recently purchased an 8 person tent where the electric access portal was near the ground with no way to seal it, not good. I love the color. Not just that its blue, but the dark blue with the orange you really have to see it in person to appreciate it. It looks great. And I figure the dark blue should help dampen the bright morning sun somewhat compared to a lighter color choice. Setup is super easy. Two main poles that criss cross corner to corner, and one shorter pole for the rain tarp. Easy to do solo. I recommend staking the base to the ground first to make it easier, especially solo, but not necessary. The basic design and setup is exactly the same as the 4person Ozark Trail tent that I am replacing. The quality of this tent is much better than the Ozark Trail though. As expected, the stakes that it comes with are poor. Save yourself the frustration and toss them and buy a set of quality stakes. You want stakes with a pointy end, that won't bend when you hammer them in and they hit a rock, and a nice hammering surface. Tents eventually wear out, but quality stakes you can keep forever. Almost all tents come with these basic cheap stakes, so I'm not letting it effect my overall rating. Another plus, it easily fit back into the bag with room to spare. If you are questioning size: a 4person tent is great for a couple, or a couple and one very small child, or one adult and a child or two. I usually camp without the family but with friends, and I bring a 4person tent just for me. I put a full size air mattress in one half and a camp chair and my stuff in the other half so I have room to change clothes.