Warm Weather Tents

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Recent Warm Weather Tent Reviews

PahaQue Teardrop Dome

Excellent Customer Service. Well worth the money for the well made, waterproof (not resistant) products. I did some research on the R-Pod dome tent from Forest River or the PahaQue tent dome. I called Forest River they told me based on the information that my kedar rail was white and not black and the year 2011 that I had the smaller kedar rail 9mm and would need to upgrade my rails which was an extra 30 buck on top of 500 for the R-Dome.  Was it waterproof I asked? Forest River answer NO it's… Full review

Clam Quick-Set Escape

Quick Set Screen Tent sets up in under a minute. Great for over a picnic table when camping. After buying several different screen tents (various brands) over the years we came upon the Clam Quick Set Shelter. It honestly goes up in minutes and is durable and roomy. You can place it over a picnic table and still have a lot of room to put coolers, etc. and be able to walk around the table with ease. Great for shade or just keeping the bugs out while eating.   Though it did cost more than the typical… Full review

Napier Sportz SUV Tent

If you've gotta glamp, this is the way to go! The size of a small bedroom, this tent makes the interior of your vehicle into a connected second room, and it provides generous porch areas. I'm a restless insomniac engaged to a festival-going glamper, and after a disastrous attempt to sleep two comfortably in the pop-up e-Camper of his 2003 Honda Element at a Colorado music festival, we spotted one of these Napier SUV tents and knew it was the solution for us.  This thing is the size of a small bedroom… Full review

Ozark Trail 9 Person 2 Room Instant Cabin Tent with Screen Room

The Ozark Trail nine-person instant cabin tent is a spacious cabin style tent with a 7 foot ceiling and can be set up in under two minute. No assembly required (except tent fly and pegs) and you're set up for days at a time. Screen room acts as a double barrier for bugs. Can fit two queen air beds. I had been searching for a larger tent than the one I already had. I researched this tent for quite awhile before I made a purchase. The tent went on a rollback for $174 so I hesitated and didn't buy… Full review

PahaQue The ScreenRoom

I agree with Nathan. Pole broke first time out, called number on warranty card and was pretty much told I was stupid. Worst c/s ever. I asked about replacing parts. Was told they don't do that, call someone else. $500 tent and this is how you're treated!! I would not recommend this company. I am sooo sorry I bought their product. Full review

PahaQue The ScreenRoom

Poles sucks. Their customer service is terrible. Like the tent though. Never buy a Paha Que product again due to their terrible customer service. Full review

Kelty Kashmir 2

Great 3-season tent. Setup is easy. It's stable due to 4-pole design. Ventilation is good/ceiling mesh is great for stargazing. Very roomy: 2+ full size adults. (1) door and (1) rear window are equal size.  Both have the mesh/privacy zipper closure option. Full review

REI Bug Hut 1 Pro Shelter

Small size worked great on motorcycle trip. Easy setup and wind resistant. No rain on trip but the shelter appeared to be water tight with the morning dew. See above comments. Full review

Coleman Weathermaster 10

Plenty of space and darn good weather protection. We own 36 acres in northern New Mexico. When we go to the "Ranch", we stay in our Weathermaster 10. It takes below 0°C well and can handle the strong winds falling off the mountain peaks nearby. Rain was shed as expected and the frost never penetrated the interior. It's a big tent for just 2 people but we organize the second room into the armory and clothing area.  My daughter has 3 kids and loves to camp. She'll be seeing a Weathermaster 10 under… Full review