Ozark Trail 3-Person Camping Dome Tent, 7 ft x 7 ft
- Brand:
- Ozark Trail
- Model Number:
- VIPRB-WT180707
- UPC:
- 842638101359
- EAN:
- 0842638101359
- Walmart SKU:
- 422817405
Significant price reduction expected soon—our analysis suggests a 16.8% drop is imminent after 1 days at $24.00.
Price expected to drop to $19.97 soon
| Price Type | Price | Date |
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Highest Price
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$30.93 | |
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Lowest Price
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$19.97 | |
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Most Recent Price
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$24.00 |
Tracking History: We have tracked Ozark Trail 3-Person Camping Dome Tent, 7 ft x 7 ft since 11/9/2022. The most recent price update was on Sep 15, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $19.97 (lowest on 7/10/2025) to $30.93 (highest on 11/28/2025). The average price during this period is $29.61.
Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $24.00 (Sep 15) to $25.77 (Sep 8) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $24.89.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.2/5 from 529 reviews.
I used it a gazillion times this summer, camping across the country in a month and a half road trip. It withstood winds, rain, pretty well. I would recommend to use additional tensors if the wind is gusty or too strong. The zippers have to be handled carefully as the quality in general it's not prime, but it did the job wonderfully.
I bought this tent for my 2 kids during this quarantine time. They love it! For the price $30, it's sturdy and does the job. They are content in there watching they iPads. My youngest even wanted to sleep in there overnight. I did put a kids size mattress in there and it fits perfectly!
Awesome tent true to description . Totally waterproof . The kids squirted it w water. Great buy. Fun place to play or sleep adults included.
Great, inexpensive tent. It was easy to assemble by myself. I purchased this as a playhouse for my daughter, she loves it.
Such a good tent for the price. Not sure I would try and fit 3 people in here. 2 tops.
Great little tent. Got it for my granddaughter to use in the back yard - she's 7. She loves it and really likes the size. It gives her room to play.
I am new to tent camping and bought this to try but luckily I first put it up in the garage. I put an inflatable twin mattress on the floor but when I lie down my head or feet touch the sides. This is due to the dome style so I probably will need to go with a cabin style. I had the matres in all different directions and diagonally was the only way. I will return it and buy a larger one. It's a shame because I really liked how it looked and for the money, it is a winner.
For under $30, this tent is great. I set it up in the backyard for camping nights with my toddler. The bottom is a tarp, so it keeps the damp out. Mine did have a hole in the tarp, which is why Im giving 4 stars - I just duct taped it. The top is nice with the mesh - small enough that we didnt have to worry about bugs. It comfortably held my 3 year old and me. I dont think it would be comfortable for more than 2 people. Great tent for the price
I'll start this off by saying that this tent will probably be good for -most- people, but for myself with some physical limitations, it wasn't as great as I thought. Now, the description of this tent is very accurate! 7x7, can fit a queen size mattress, but... since this is a domed tent, everything gets a little more complicated. As someone who is only 5'4, I got this tent for myself for a 3 day camping excursion. Borderline glamping, but I had the tent and a 10inch full size mattress to go in. The big issue is the doming here as the moment you're 10 inches up off of the ground, someone my height at a slightly below average 5'4 now covers the tent top to bottom, meaning I either had to have a very cold head or very cold toes as they pressed against the fabric of the tent throughout the night. There is also the lack of ease as to getting into the tent, for myself, at least. I'm overweight, sure, but I also do have some mobility issues going on with it, so getting into the tent with a full size mattress pressing right up against the entrance was a bit annoying. I kind of had to fling myself in there but also try to not get my dirty shoes on the fabric of the mattress. If you're using this tent and planning on bringing in any supplies like backpacks and such with a mattress larger than a twin-- just forget about it. There is very little floor space once you factor in a mattress. If you're using a twin 7" mattress or a foam mat, you may be okay! Also, the e-port, if raining, can become a hazard as it stretches the fabric just enough for rain to come in down the dang cord! I noticed my mattress was getting wet, and then quickly noticed the cause. That was enlightening. Overall, it was alright. I didn't die. I was mostly protected from the elements (it went below freezing one night and my toes kept on pushing against the tent wall. That was fun!) but when I go camping again I'll be choosing a walk in tent as my rheumatoid arthritis didn't appreciate me flinging myself into the tent and crawling around (3'6" height, so yeah, a lot of crouching. That was an oversight on my part.)
Bought 2 of these, one for our son and the other for me and my husband, and even for our son by himself it's too small. Ifelt like a sardine in it I got claustrophobic that I started to have a panic attack because it was so small. Both tents ended up in the garbage and I bought much bigger ones.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
Walmart.com prices have ranged from $24.00 (Sep 15) to $25.77 (Sep 8) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $24.89.
| Date | Price | Change | % Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| $24.00 | $-1.77 | -6.9% | |
| $25.77 | — | — |