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Coleman - Cabin Tent with Instant Setup

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r/campingWhat size tent should I buy?
6 months ago

Depends on if you’ll be clamping or camping. Backpacking? I’d go for a 3 person. Car camping and want a 9”-12” queen inflatable mattress with room for seating and heating? Go for one of those Coleman barn tents. I’ve still got 12’x12’ old style M.A.S.H tent that I winter glamp with. Had it over 40 years. Bulletproof, but heavy. Camp the way you wanna camp. If you or your significant other is a noob, go for comfort first. That’s the only way my wife will camp. I prefer everything I need in my 50L pack, but when the queen is with me, we glamp.

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r/campingDo you guys have experience with these?
8 months ago

I have the coleman cabin exact model. I love the room and screened in porch. Position it right and the breeze flows really nicely. Does take 2 to setup but it's sturdy if you pin the corners down first. I used it camping first time off lake Michigan and I didn't set up up right. Wind broke a pole and coleman wasn't able to send replacement poles so they sent an entire tent free. Great customer service there! I bought this tent from a store called Dunham sports in Michigan on sale for $100. Ive since been able to setup quickly and it's very sturdy. No complaints.

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r/campingTent suggestions on a budget - reviews are contradicting..
9 months ago

I have the Coleman instant cabin for car camping, it’s super heavy but it has lasted many years of hard use through rain, snow, hail, and 115F desert trips. It’s way too heavy for anything besides car camping, but it sets up in about 2 minutes max, and has been really sturdy. The 4 person model fits a queen sized mattress in it.

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r/campingDo you guys have experience with these?
8 months ago

We have had the coleman cabin tent for ~5 years or so. It is reliable and comfortable, we have slept in it in torrential rain, high heat, ~34 degree nights with frost developing on it; all of that has left it with no damage and solid water repelling still after all of that happening on multiple trips. The front porch feature with the rain fly overhang has been rly cool when we wanna avoid rain/bugs but still wanna chill at the campsite. I will say that it goes on sale sometimes and I think Dunham’s has it for a bit cheaper sometimes. But it is honestly one of the best tents I’ve ever used. We let friends use it in trips now because we got a gazelle pop up tent after going camping consistently for a few years. But we still love that Coleman, you can’t miss with it really.

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r/campingDo you guys have experience with these?
8 months ago

I have the Coleman cabin tent, we’ve had it for at least 5 years now. We camp a lot, and bought rec land where we left the tent up all summer. It’s still in fantastic condition! I don’t think I’ll ever need to get another tent.

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r/camping6 or 10 person tent for family
11 months ago

We got a Coleman Cabin for our family of 6. The screened in porch with a floor is probably the best thing ever.

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r/CampingGearKelty, Coleman or Big Agnes Tent?
10 months ago

We camp a lot and I still get a Coleman or similar. For car camping. My kid or dogs ends up doing something stupid so I don’t want an expensive one. A $100 tent lasts us years. I suggest a cabin style tho.

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r/campingDo you guys have experience with these?
8 months ago

Had the Coleman Cabin tent for about 5 years and was solid. What finally did it in were 70mph gusts at Joshua Tree (still have wind PTSD from that lol). And the CORE tents from Costco are legit too.

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r/campingDo you guys have experience with these?
8 months ago

I have the cabin tent as well - love the room/ability to stand up straight in it. I didn't initially love that the rainfly doesn't entirely cover the sides, but I had it set up during a crazy storm and had no water come in it. Really nicely designed

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r/campingLooking for a fair weather 2 person tent.
28 days ago

The Sundome or Cabin series are car camping staples. Great value, easy setup, perfectly adequate for 40-75°F. The ventilation is decent and they're bomber in light rain. Downsides: heavier materials, can get condensation if you seal it up too much. Honestly for your use case, Coleman is probably the practical choice. The price difference could go toward a better sleeping pad or quilt which makes way more difference for comfort.

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