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Explore our extensive collection of full-size tents, perfect for your next outdoor adventure. Designed for spacious comfort, these tents provide ample room for families and groups, ensuring everyone has a cozy place to rest. Featuring durable materials and weather-resistant designs, our full-size tents are built to withstand the elements while keeping you dry and secure. Easy to set up and pack away, they offer convenience for camping trips, festivals, or backyard gatherings. Get ready to create unforgettable memories under the stars with a reliable full-size tent.
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$999.95
design and details spacious and strong tents for four- season mountaineering features two doors and two vestibules doors have two closure options: zip up mesh door only for ventilation or zip up the polyester layer for full protection vestibule may be staked out as a shade using...
5
Jakob
[ This tent is a little bigger than what we needed as a family( 3people+ 1dog) for weekend camping trips, but that's what we wanted. This is not a cabin tent so I do n't need to worry about high winds causing too much stress on the frame and tent seams. I love that I do n't have to stoop whenever I 'm inside the main part of the tent. The two vestibules created when the rain fly is on the tent are great for leaving muddy shoes outside but still under cover. There were plenty of pockets on the inside of the tent for our stuff and one great thing about them was that the pockets kept your stuff away from the walls... no morning dew on your stuff!!! Setup was simple; follow the directions on the tag of the tent bag. I tried to just logic my way through it the first time and one of my poles got a little bent... not bad, but I felt like an idiot. Followed the directions the text time and it went up easy. Also, 1 person can set this tent up, 2 people is better. 1 person can take this tent down without any difficulty. The rain fly has so many Velcro straps on the underside to wrap around the poles to help keep it in place. I used maybe 2 at each vestibule end and staked out the vestibules. The rest of the fly I left in place using only the clips to the main tent. We were n't expecting much wind so I did n't bother with the rest or the guy lines and the tent did just fine. Also, the seams are taped inside using some kind of flexible water repellant tape/adhesive... awesome!!! I ca n't say how many times I 've camped in the past and the seams are the first place where condensation forms and starts dripping... that's annoying. Taped seams should solve, or at the very least help with that problem. I would definitely recommend this tent.
$339.99
WAS: $369.99*
large cabin allows for most campers to stand straight up rather than crawling on the ground screen room features fully closable window panels and full coverage tent floor for added space core® h2o block technology consists of water- resistant ripstop fabric and...
$299.99
WAS: $399.99*
single- wall family shelter is versatile and value- oriented with a dry- entry front door and large back window for increased ventilation and weather forecasting single- wall design with steep walls provides great space for the whole gang, and goes up quickly and easily in all conditions door is...
5
KCartire
[ This tent is easy to set up( did n't even need the directions) and super roomy. There is plenty of room to stand up, a benefit in buggy or rainy environments. In its first week of use, it survived a big wind storm, hail, and a lightning storm. It weathered all three spectacularly- as did the people inside! We stayed dry and protected with no problem. We did purchase some beefier stakes to hold it down. The door zip snags a bit, but once you realize that, it is easy to adapt to. Highly recommend.
$429.99
weather protection: h20 block technology combines water- repellent fabrics with a fully taped rainfly and sealed seams to resist rain. ... elevate your camping experience with core retreat
$149.99
WAS: $219.99*
It is definitely family sized but for me I have the Taj Mahal of tents. ... rainfly and taped seams for rain protection e- port for easy extension cord access mesh ventilation panels provide air flow free- standing frame for easy set up internal storage pockets and gear loft...
5
jjj7
Just had 3 days of rain in the 8 person Quest Zion. No water incursion. The thoughtful and simple design of this tent are of a higher standard compared to tents in it's bracket. The almost full- cover rainfly, with ample option to open for air/light, and with a deep covererd awning- is reason enought to buy it. Great color, neon trim pops and the teal gives a pleasent light inside the tent. Plenty of room.
5
BenjiMan
I 've only set it up in the yard so far, but very pleased with the build quality. Great ventilation, and the rainfly actually fully covers all the windows to the point where I would n't be worried about getting any rain inside even if it's windy out.
5
Panda28
Amazing size very well designed went camping for the first time and this felt really comfortable
5
JohnnyOutdoors
I come from the outdoor retail industry, and have been raised on very high- end gear. I have the Mountain Hardwears and the North Faces, etc. They 're amazing, and the Quest tent can not be placed in the category occupied by the big boys. Now with that out of the way, I have to say this about Quest: Wow. I bought this tent as something cheap about which I would n't cry if my kids ruined it. As I type this in late November in the northeast US, the tent has been set up in my back yard for almost three months. It's been through rain, wind and direct sun exposure for all that time, and it's dry inside, standing soundly and the fabric appears no worse for wear. I have no explanation for this, since it's not unfair to say that the Quest is a budget tent, and affordable things are never any good! Right? Well, in this case, please buy with confidence. For the backyard or campgrounds, I think you could do a LOT worse. Not sure I 'd want to haul this thing cross- country for remote camp- outs where things can get hairy, but for most of us, it 'll serve well. The fiberglass poles have taken a bit of a `` set '' while left standing for so long, meaning they have a slight permanent curve to them now, but I doubt most people are in the habit of leaving tents standing for three months. It's great. Getchya one.
5
Stanley_
a lot of space for family 4 person( two air bed queen size and some space between.)
When selecting a full size tent, consider features such as the tent's capacity, weather resistance, and ease of setup. Look for options with multiple entrances for convenience and good ventilation to enhance comfort. Additionally, check for storage pockets and gear lofts to keep your belongings organized while camping.
Full size tents are typically made from durable materials like polyester or nylon for the outer fabric, which provides water resistance and UV protection. The tent poles are often constructed from aluminum or fiberglass, offering a balance of strength and weight. It's important to choose a tent with a robust rainfly and a waterproof floor to ensure protection from the elements.
To choose the right size full size tent, consider the number of people who will be using it and the amount of gear you plan to store inside. A good rule of thumb is to allow for at least 20 square feet of space per person for comfort. Additionally, if you want extra room for gear or if you prefer a more spacious feel, consider opting for a tent rated for more people than you have.
Full size tents provide ample space for larger groups, making them ideal for family camping trips or gatherings with friends. They often feature multiple rooms or areas, allowing for privacy and organization. Additionally, many full size tents come equipped with added features like screen rooms or vestibules, enhancing your overall camping experience.
While many full size tents are designed for three-season use, some models are specifically built for winter camping and can withstand harsher weather conditions. When selecting a tent for year-round use, look for features such as a robust frame, strong materials, and good insulation. Always check the manufacturer's specifications to ensure the tent meets your seasonal camping needs.
When it comes to setting up a full size tent, ease of assembly is a crucial factor. Look for tents that come with color-coded poles and clips for straightforward setup. Additionally, consider the weight and packed size of the tent for transportation, especially if you plan to hike to your campsite. Practicing the setup at home can also help ensure a smooth experience in the field.
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