Ozark Trail, 5' x 5' x 60", Kids Teepee Tent, Age Group: 2-12 Years
- Brand:
- Ozark Trail
- Model Number:
- 5066208428
- UPC:
- 842638109034
- EAN:
- 0842638109034
- Walmart SKU:
- 5066208428
Price momentum shifted downward , bringing the cost to $21.97. This represents a 0.0% discount to typical levels.
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Tracking History: We have tracked Ozark Trail, 5' x 5' x 60", Kids Teepee Tent, Age Group: 2-12 Years since 6/21/2024. The most recent price update was on Jul 20, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $19.88 (lowest on 6/21/2024) to $21.97 (highest on 6/25/2025). The average price during this period is $21.48.
Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $21.97 (Jul 20) to $21.97 (Jul 20) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $21.97.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.4/5 from 798 reviews.
FAB in all areas, material, easy set up, breathable, attractive, and winter/summer fabric. We give these teepees a rating of 5 Searched a month for an appropriate PLANT COVER for 2 huge Sago palms (way to big to move) they are 3½' tall BUT 5' wide. We will camp with these in summer and cover Sagos in winter
I bought this for my granddaughter who is three and she absolutely loves it. It is a very easy pop up assemble and it easily and quickly folds down to slip back onto it's case for convenient storage. The tent is made with a quality material that will hold up to normal usage and play. It is roomy inside and has a floor so it can be used inside or outside. I am very pleased with my purchase of this little Tee Pee.
These are freaking HUGE. I had bought them for my girls rooms and was completely surprised at how big they are. Great material, cute and one can fit 2-3 giggling little kids lol. Only complaint is the the stakes are almost IMPOSSIBLE to put into the tent to keep it up. we made it work though!
It was pretty easy to assemble. I initially thought the poles were too long, for indoor set-up…they weren’t. (You just need to push the poles up kind of hard to get it in the bottom loop) I wish that was in the directions. That’s the only reason I gave it a 4. Outdoors set up is easier. It fits me (5’2”) %26 my son. (5’1”). He sleeps in it most nights. He is an amazing 12-year-old Neurodivergent boy, who loves his own chill-space. So it stays set up in my living room. This tent has been perfect. 🤩
it's a good buy for the money, but can only be used outside - it has to be staked into the ground in order to stay open - if you try to use it inside, it will collapse on itself because while it has four poles going up the sides, it has no poles at the bottom around its perimeter to help it keep its shape, hence it can only keep its shape if it is staked to the ground outside.
I bought this for a 6 yr old boy's birthday present. He loves having his own “fort” and at just 5 ft tall it can be used both j side and outside. I Dropped one star because getting the poles up was a little bit of a pain in the …. Too bad he will not be able to put it up himself.
Dear future parents assembling this tent: don't panic. Yes, you'll think the poles are too long. Yes, you'll think you got the wrong parts. Yes, you'll consider returning it. The secret is bending those poles until they look like they're auditioning for Cirque du Soleil. Seriously. They have to make a full rainbow before they'll pop into the bottom loops. The instructions conveniently leave out the part where you get a free upper-body workout. Once it's together, though, the tent is adorable and my kid loves it.
It is roomy and 3 little kids easily fit easily. It would be great for outside as long as it is staked to the ground because the bottom closes up. It is made out of good windbreaker type and tarp type material. It was just way too hard to put together. No earthly way the rods would bend enough to fit in the bottom pockets then bend and go through the sleeves that meet at the top or visa versa. I finally resorted to cutting the top so the rods could go through the top and slide back to the bottom then I duck-taped the fabric in place around the rods up top. All in all it worked and the grandkids were happy. I would have been too if the rods went in easier.
Great item for the price. Was incredibly difficult to get the poles into the loops to set up. I had to bend the plastic poles until they felt like they were going to snap and tore up my fingers just trying to get them in. Should not be that difficult! Not sure how durable it will be for my grandsons as we just set it up yesterday. Aside from the technical difficulties...it is a cute tent.
This Teepee Tent worked well the first 10 days of play. At the two week mark, the tent poles poked through the tops of the pole guides and would no longer stand up. There needs to be reinforced fabric to hold the constant pressure of the poles at the top. The bottoms of the pile guides have reinforced, braided nylon. the tops only are the flimsy nylon tent fabric. It was a great space fir the kids to play, while it lasted.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
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