Skydome Dark Room Tent

I have a Coleman Skydome 6 with Darkroom and it has been pretty good for the price. The skydome has mesh across basically the entire ten body while the sundome has fabric across most of the body with mesh at the top. The skydome also has a larger rain fly and seems to hold up well to rain. I have also heard good things about the Northface tents. There stormbreak 2 is supposed to have stronger poles than the typical fiberglass. Check out campingguidence on youtube to see reviews of several smaller tents.

I have a coleman 6 person dark room tent and my buddy liked it so much he bought an 8 person version of the same tent. There is enough room to stand up and it worked well for me, my wife, and dog. We use a double high queen size air mattress in the tent. However if you are camping 60+ nights a year I would not expect a coleman tent to hold up for very long. We only camp a few times a year and the stake out points for the rain fly have started to tear. I have heard very good things about the REI tents like the wonderland and the Base Camp. I have also heard good things about the North Face Wawona tents. There is a woman on youtube that goes by the handel Camping Guidance who has done detailed reviews on quite a few different tents. I would take a look at some of her videos to see if there is anything that looks like it would fit your use case well.

Coleman 6 man Darkroom Skydome I have it, it’s a great tent.

Well, it’s probably not a “tent house” but a 6 or 8 man Coleman darkroom Skydome is a good tent, easy to set up, and durable and waterproof through storms. The Boy Scouts often use Coleman Sundomes because they are so durable.

It’s decent, but you might consider the blackout version. Even without the “full fly” it’s still waterproof and the blackout feature helps me get more sleep

I'm thinking they backed the trailered boat over the tent because, well... our eyesight just becomes worse and worse the older we get. I'd go with a Coleman 6p 10'×10' pop-up. Coleman tents offer good protection at a great price.

I replaced my Wilderness Lodge with the Coleman Skydom 6-person blackout tent with vestibule. I did it mainly to fit cots in there comfortably, but the extra head room is also nice.

I’ve had the six person variant for at least five years and it’s great for casual use car camping. I think I paid $120 for the year’s previous model.

personally i would buy 2 10x10 coleman dome tents.

I’ll add this, we used a 10x10 Coleman for years while car camping with two kids and felt it was plenty roomy. The same size Springbar feels much larger in comparison due to the straighter walls & high ceiling. You mention Burning Man and wind being a concern. I set this tent up in the yard for ten days to season. Completely dry through two rain storms, including one with 50mph gusts. I’m starting to believe the hype surrounding these tents.