
Core Equipment - 6 Person Straight Wall Cabin Tent
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Last updated: Nov 9, 2025 Scoring
We have Core Equipment 6 person straight wall cabin tent.Easy set up and spacious
r/camping • Looking for a solid 6-person tent — any recommendations? ->I've had two seasons with the Core-4 Straight Wall Cabin tent and it's held up well on the PNW coast \[rain/wind\]. It is not as ruggedly built as my Timberline-2 by Eureka, but for $129 it's a good deal. I'd definitely recommend you get the Core-6 model. It's on sale for $159, but you'll also need a tarp-groundsheet. I also use a cheap \[$35\] tent fly so I can erect a lounging-cooking space out of the rain. \*These Core tents allow standing room. I still use my Timberlane in harsh weather, but it's damn nice to be able to stand inside the tent.
r/camping • Looking for Tent, Cot, and Camp Chair Recommendations – Camping With Fiancée + Dog ->i have a core 6. too small for a fam of 4 https://preview.redd.it/20cihxunowkf1.png?width=1951&format=png&auto=webp&s=b0b8cab1620d800f28722a212046896594ac2cc5
r/camping • I've narrowed down my tent search, let me hear your pros & cons on these please! ->a 6 person is too small for two adults and 2 kids. i'd go for a 9 or 10 person. the size rating is based on people in sleeping bag sleeping right next to each other like sardines in a can. I have a core 6. Definately too small. 2 adult size cot and a single baby crib. only enough space for 1 person walking in and out. that's with belongings under the cot.
r/camping • I've narrowed down my tent search, let me hear your pros & cons on these please! ->We have 2 core tents. Love them. Especially now that they offer full rain fly and footprints. And the dimensions of the 6 man tent really make it stand out - the rectangle shape (as opposed to square like Coleman’s) is fantastic.
r/CampingGear • Tent Recommendation ->I had the Core 6 person for several years. It's a great starter tent for my two little kids and I, but for four people, especially two that are still growing, go for the 10 person. I guess you can get all four into the six person, but there won't be room for much else and you'll be tripping over each other if someone needs to go pee in the middle of the night or whatever. If the 10 person has a room divider, that's especially nice since they can have their own little area.
r/camping • 6 or 10 person tent for family ->I use a 6 person for just me and my dog
r/camping • 6 or 10 person tent for family ->I use a 6 person for just me and my queen sized air mattress :)
r/camping • 6 or 10 person tent for family ->I’ve had the 6 person just for my 2 large dogs and myself. Definitely go with the 10 person.
r/camping • 6 or 10 person tent for family ->If you are just sleeping in it, you can fit in the six. But, if you ever use it to hang during off sleeping hours, get the ten. Inclement weather or pre bed time can wear on you in a cramped tent!
r/camping • 6 or 10 person tent for family ->Exactly. A 6 man is perfect for a couple.
r/camping • 6 or 10 person tent for family ->I have a Core 6 person tent! We camp frequently when it rains and it has withstood several times of actual storms! It gives us enough room for an air mattress and a side table with room for gear at the botton of our feet. Granted we have put our tarps up when we know the whole camping trip is gonna rain. I highly recommend as set up is about 90 seconds once you get it down! Shes been excellent for years now!
r/camping • I need a tent that can handle some rain. ->I recently got a CORE 6 person tent and it’s perfect. I’m 5’7 and have a bout 6-8 extra in of clearance when standing up.
r/camping • Recommendation for Instant Cabin style tent, 2025 ->My suggestion would be not to get anything expensive until you know camping is something you both enjoy doing together along with the dog. For yourself your partner and your pup I would get a 4 person tent, if you don't have to backpack it anywhere maybe even a 6 person tent. When I go with my wife and dog I bring my Core 6 person tent which came from Costco and was pretty inexpensive. Nothing fancy just easy to set up, keeps the outside outside, and has a tough floor for dog nails. Also, it is a good all rounder to have for just occasional camping. Once you decide this is something you want to make a habit of then I would start looking for a tent that fits your specific needs.
r/CampingGear • Best tent and any advice for first time camping trip? ->We've had good luck with the CORE 6 person tent. I can put it up by myself in less than 5 minutes.
r/CampingGear • Standing height tent: which is easiest to set up: hub, instant, or clip pole? ->I have a core 6 person. I wanted something I could stand up in and setup easily. I used it scout camping when my son was younger and often he wouldn’t help as much as he should with setup. Fit 2 of us, eventually with cots, gear and space to spare. I really liked it. He is older now and camps without me. Kind of bittersweet. I also bought a heavy duty tarp to use as a footprint for it which was helpful.
r/CampingGear • Are instant up tents a gimmick? ->Hi ihave a core 6 person tent and i LOVE IT the details even the zippers are snag free and can be operate with 1 hand. I ahit you not i thought of buying a second one as back up as i love it so much that id be pissed if ever i needed another one and they were out of stock or bankrupt. Seriously, i LOVE mine.
r/CampingGear • Are instant up tents a gimmick? ->Takes me 1 minute to pack up my 6 person insta pitch tent, you just need the proper technique.
r/CampingGear • Are instant up tents a gimmick? ->Actually the longest part of packing it up is fending off the mosquitoes loll
r/CampingGear • Are instant up tents a gimmick? ->They are super cool. I just can’t justify the space for packing as mines limited. So I just use a 6 person core tent that packs down small.
r/camping • EZ UP Camping Cube ->Look at Core Cabin tents. I think Costco sells them. Easy to set up for first timers and you can stand in them. Get a 6 or 8 person. Keep in mind that the number is the number of average sized sleeping bags it will hold crammed next to each other.
r/camping • Planning my first camping trip ->I have a core cabin tent and I adore it. It’s my home in the woods. My partner and I bought it five years ago and we use it at least 6 times a year going camping with my parents. We only had one issue with one pole snapping (after a toddler got hold of it) and it was easily repaired with a kit we got at Walmart.
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