Ozark Trail 15' x 15' 8-Person Bell Tent with String Lights, 22.57 lbs

I absolutely love this tent. I felt like a princess. I always wanted one of these but thought i would never get one. I really truly am so happy. Its pretty big, I put a queen air bed inside and a table and had way more room. I also loved the lights around the front. They are an added bonus. It only took 2 people to set up and that is putting the steaks in. Other than i think it needs a thicker canopy on top its perfect.

Awesome tent, for starters tons of room, not sure why the description says fits two twin we had a queen a full and a twin in it and still room to walk. Next, we got absolutely hammered with rain and wind and hail, tent held up great when my other family members didn’t! As you can see in the picture our tent was literally on inches of standing water, and stayed dry inside even if the floor did feel like a waterbed 😆So much fun in this thing for my kids, they loved it. Highly recommended!

I love how spacious and sturdy this tent is. We had a storm on our first night camping and I really thought it was going to brake because of the strong winds but thank God it didn't, the next morning we had to adjust the stakes, other than that it was a great. . . * Two people are needed for set up*

Love,Love ,Love This Tent! It's Massive....Please measure your area before setup.Setup for middle pole that goes inside of tent was tricky because you need to press the small round clips located on pole and pull the pole upwards until clips pop out then place in middle of tent.Holds up well! 3 Different light modes illuminated at night makes it that more interesting to look at.I use USB instead of batteries with a solar powered generator. Does Not Have Windows,! Only Zippered Mesh Front Door with Lights to let air in and Air vents Privacy tent with air vents around the bottom Affordable Buy It,you won't be disappointed! Happy Camping:)

Absolutely love this cute tent. Aesthetically pleasing for sure. it goes up pretty easily, but you do need quite a bit of room and ground that will hold steaks as that's pretty much how it stays up. make sure you have a hammer if you're bringing it on a trip with you. It rained the last night of our trip and the tent held up pretty well. I'm giving it four stars for the lack of ventilation this tent gets hot and there's not really much room for the air to move around or even to get in. Also, as far as air mattresses go, we have a queen size air mattress that just fit due to the pole in the middle I bought some couch, air mattresses for our children that fold up nicely and was able to fit our mattress 3 of those with room To spare. I bought this tent to put up and use for pictures as a photographer and also to leave up on our property as a little “staycation” tent for the kids over the summer but at the last minute, we decided to bring it camping with us and I'm pretty happy I did.

Wish there was a bit more ventilation on top it does get pretty hot since there isn’t any windows up top. But my family loves it! Husband said was easy to put up even easier to take down and put away!

Spacious tent, but a few things worth knowing before you buy. Setup is easy enough with two people, but it needs more real estate than most campsites offer, so you may find yourself not able to fully stake it down depending on your campsite. Setup is simple enough, but breaking it down is a different story. Getting it folded and rolled back into the bag is genuinely frustrating - even with the included straps, it's realistically a two-person job. Ventilation is lacking - the zip openings help somewhat but it still gets stuffy, so it feels like a sauna in warm weather, especially in direct sunlight. In wind, it flaps noticeably and gets loud, which is problem when trying to sleep. The string lights are a nice touch aesthetically, though they draw bugs right to your entrance which is not ideal, so I don't use them. Zipper for entrance got stuck on me a few times too. On the plus side, no leaks after rain and there's genuinely impressive interior space. It's a fine base camp tent if you've got room to spread out, but after using it twice, I'm not sure if I'll bring this along to anymore weekend camping trips unless I know I have the space. Perhaps I can set it up in my backyard at some point.

This tent was sooooo hard to put up. There weren’t any directions! The pole was missing a part that made it stay up and we were relying on this during our camping trip. We were able to shimmy something together by the grace of God to have a roof over our heads but it was not as designed and very difficult. The pole also was missing a part that should have made the roof as tall as it should have been but I had to use a hair and to wrap the roof on the top of the pole because it was too short. This was the worst tent experience but like I said by the grace of God my kids and myself had a covering over night so that is what we are grateful for.

We do a lot of camping and needed a new tent and we like this one due to shape, space, and the areas we camp a lot. We set it up and do rain, unfortunately, the tent leaks throughout. A few pet peeves is ventilation could be tricky, the overhang on the outside doesn’t prevent rain coming in so you have to keep the bottom vents zipped. It is cooler right now and where the top of the window vents don’t zip close nor on the doors, you can feel the drafts. There’s also no way to really secure the solid inside flap on the door when you unzip it and just have the screen so it falls around easily. The front strings around the door, opening overhang, you do have to move those out to the sides if not, you’re getting tangled in them coming in and out of the door. This could be an awesome tent with some tweaks. Again, though our biggest issue is unfortunately the whole tent leaks

This tent looks great in photos and has a solid “glamping” feel when it's set up. The space and design are appealing, and it can be enjoyable in ideal conditions. That said, the durability and stability are seriously questionable. In normal outdoor conditions, the tent was not secure and ended up being caught by wind, which caused it to shift, tear, and fail structurally. Even if setup matters (and it does), a product marketed for outdoor use should not be this vulnerable to common weather conditions. I'm not going to pretend everything was perfect on my end, but I also can't ignore how quickly it failed under real-world use. For the price and purpose, I expected something more reliable and weather-resistant. I would not trust this tent in anything other than extremely calm, controlled conditions.