Cabela's - Alaskan Guide 6-Man

Haha I meant like do you want more fabric or bug screens for the walls - I would never have a tent with just open walls. If it’s a hot place you want as much bug screening as possible for ventilation. The Nemo Highrise is a nice tent you can stand up in. Nemo is overall a highly reputable company and will stand behind their products. I have their backpacking tents. I have a friend that has the North Face wawaona 6P that he has had no complaints with. Someone else mentioned a Cabelas guide tent which I have (the cheaper green model) it’s a way more structurally bomb-proof tent, but has less ventilation and you cannot stand up in the 4P model. It will be warmer though if you camp in cooler weather and handle weather a ton better than taller tents. Big Agnes is another brand to consider too.

Alaskan guide six by cabelas. I have had mine for over a decade. I have never been wet in the tent. Does not move in the wind. Queen size mattress and room for a chair or two adults two kids.

The Cabelas Alaska Guide tents are pretty bombproof for a nylon tent. We have an older version that was one step down from the Alaska Guide series. The main difference between ours is that it has fiberglass poles and is a tan color instead of green. The one linked is basically the same. Full rain fly, and the dome is nice and tall. Fits our family of 5 and a dog perfectly. It is too big for tent sites with elevated pads, but most tents over 10x10 or 12x12 are. The vestibule is big enough for a medium tote and shoes.

We talking car camping then? The Cabela’s Guide tents are very durable.