Coleman Skylodge 12-Person Camping Tent with Rainfly & Screened Porch, XL Weatherproof Family Tent Fits 4 Queen-Sized Airbeds, Color-Coded Poles & Sleeves, Made of PFAS-Free Materials
$43.99
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Color-coded poles and pole sleeves provide easy, intuitive setup
5 x 10 ft. weatherproof, multifunctional screen room provides extra living space to lounge, sleep, or store gear
WeatherTec system’s welded corners, inverted seams and taped seams on rainfly and tent body help keep water from getting in; strong frame has been tested to withstand up to 35 mph winds
Fits 4 queen-size airbeds
Wide door makes it easier to move airbeds, sleeping bags, and other gear in and out of the tent
Mesh storage pockets keep gear organized
E-port makes it easy to access an extension cord so you can bring electrical power inside your tent
Ground vent adds extra ventilation
Front left corner on tent, rainfly, and brow pole sleeve are color-coded red to orient rainfly
Dimensions: 19 x 10 ft
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Selma Pearl –
Good sturdy family sized tent
Overall great tent.Pros: Nice and big. Comfortably fit two queen size air mattresses with room to walk. Tall ceiling. Square cabin shape provided extra space to move around. Perfect for a family or those with limited mobility who need larger beds for sleeping. Front screen room came in handy as a mud room during heavy storms. Tent held up well through severe thunderstorms and high winds.Cons: Needed multiple people to help set it up due to the size of the tent. Poles MUST be secured to all ties or Velcro straps included on the tent canvas and staked down with the ropes included or it becomes unstable at the connecting joints. Make sure you double check that everything is properly connected & secured before using
John Fagerson –
Bomb proof…almost…
I asked my wife what it would take to get her to go camping and she said she needed a BIG tent. I spent months looking at tents online and reading reviews before finally deciding to buy this one. Why this one? Because the brand with the biggest tents (IYKYK) has so many mixed reviews on waterproofing and durability, so I was worried about spending $300-500 on a tent that may or may not work. I have always used Coleman tents and have yet to have any issues. So I took a chance on this one, hoping the brand was still up to par. I either got lucky, or they remain one of the best brands.I set this up over a weekend, on a day when it was slightly windy, maybe 10mph breezes. So there was a little challenge with keeping things where I needed them until I was staked down, but the tent itself is heavy enough that it didn’t budge. Only my tarps and the fly had issue with the wind. Regardless, I got it about 90% put together myself, and then needed help from one other person to raise it and get the first couple poles in place before I could finish the rest by myself. I don’t know if I could have gotten it up without ANY help, but maybe if I did it a certain way…who knows. The fly definitely needed a second person to help pull it over the top, but I also waited until I had the whole tent up to deal with the fly. I staked the whole thing down, and then staked the guy lines. All of them.The second night the tent was up, we had rain. The next morning when I went out and checked, there wasn’t a single drop on the inside, while the entire outside had water beaded up all over it. I left the tent up for something like a week and a half, and during that time, we had two or three storms roll through with a ton of rain and winds. The tent held up to all of it, still not a single drop inside, on the walls or the floor, and the winds didn’t break anything. I am super impressed with the performance of this tent under those conditions, and I will certainly trust it on a camping trip after all that. I ended up taking it down on an evening when it was already pretty windy and calling for even worse winds and storms. I didn’t want to push my luck. Although the already fierce wind gust were pushing the sides of the tent around, the poles and guy lines weren’t budging one bit. That’s testament to why those guy lines are SO important, in addition to staking the tent itself.My only possible complaint is that this tent is pretty difficult to pack in a way that can fit everything back into the tote bag. Yes, I was rushing and dealing with winds, but I only managed to get the tent and fly back into the bag. I have the poles in their own bag, outside of the tote. I did also have to tear the seam on the bottom of the tote, which gives it some extra play for stuffing the tent in. But even still, I couldn’t fit the poles in with it. I may try to unpack it and see if I can pack it more neatly, but it’s not the end of the world, for sure. It’s not a big enough complaint to lower my overall rating.Oh, and I had a king-sized air mattress set up in there…I had it on the back end of the tent, there was space on both sides to walk around the bed, AND it only took up half the tent, lengthwise. Plus you get the extra space in the front screen room, which can be either completely open view, partially open view, or completely closed off as a second private area. The fly is even designed to roll up on the front sides, so you can have it even more open for airflow. This thing is just huge and roomy. I can’t wait to get it out and do some real camping with it!
JJ –
Excellent tent
We got this to go tent camping which we hadn’t done for many, many years. We first put the tent up a few weeks before our trip and I must say it went up incredibly easily with 2 of us, took us less than a half hour. Taking it down and putting it back in the bag was just as easy.When it came time for our trip, the weather looked rainy the first couple days. We got to the campground and it hadn’t started to rain until just after we got the rainfly attached. From then on, the tent held its own under a pretty decent rain for the rest of the day and into the next morning. Besides a couple of small drips coming in where there were seams that met, there was no real water coming in. The features and the fact that there was a porch made it easy to keep the rain out when we went in and out.So, final thought, I am extremely impressed with this tent and now we have realized that tent camping is still something we enjoy and even with 2 dogs, we plan to make this a more regular trip. Thanks to Coleman for a great product.
Joyousdan –
Good tent.
This tent is huge! Love it. Been camping with my family on this for the third time.The tarp bottom/gray layer is thinner than older tents.. So i got a few rips from rocks on the first camping trip.I love how big it is and has a entry spot where we can keep most of the dirt and stuff out of the main sleeping area.The setup is not hard to understand since the poles, brackets and sleeves are color coded. But it is a huge tent. I suggest at least 2 people but doable with 1.