6 Person Straight Wall Cabin Tent with Screen Room

We got the Core 6P with the screen room from Costco. $150 or so - a steal. Takes a bit of time to set up, but we like it.

Core six person tent with screened in porch can possibly work for you. We have one and if it rains extra hard we put a tarp over the porch area for Extra Protection. Not expensive either

Oh wow I never had to have any issues let alone with the floor. Did something puncture through it? Yeah I really like the core tent I have cheaper ones and I have more expensive ones but I do like the space for car camping and like I said we use a tarp over the screened in area so if there is any wind we don't get wet anyway. In the beginning I was fearful that the rain fly which doesn't extend far down would cause issues but it never has

I'm a fan of the [CORE 6 person](https://campingzest.com/best-family-cabin-tents-with-standing-room/) if you're around 6 feet tall or under. It has lots of space, cabin style so the walls are vertical and no wasted space.

We have Core Equipment 6 person straight wall cabin tent.Easy set up and spacious

I use a Core Equipment 6 person Cabin tent. I love it, really easy to set up by myself, sturdy, plenty of room for my gear. Their water proofing is not the greatest, I spray a couple coats of scotchguard in the spring and it is good for the Pacific Northwest https://preview.redd.it/79ldwe7jl2vg1.jpeg?width=4000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=253959047430ed810dcae2fe51191c3710ded893

I'm not using an instant tent, it's an actual cabin tent. total of 6 poles, two long fiberglass poles form a shallow dome for the roof, then an aluminum pole on each corner. With laying down the footprint, putting it up and staking the 8 guy lines it takes about 10 minutes by myself. Take down is a little longer, just because of all the folding. But still pretty reasonable and very easy.

I have a Core Equipment 6 person Cabin tent that feels like a freaking mansion inside. I use a XL cot (essentially a twin size bed), have room for 90% of my gear and still have so much room for activities.

https://preview.redd.it/88f8u89v91zg1.jpeg?width=4000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=40f45e46fc5c96bd48ac86127e40988314797cc8 I've been very happy with my Core Equipment cabin tent. It's easy to setup on my own, it's very roomy, it holds up really well to water (7 days on the very rainy Oregon coast with 5 days of pretty heavy rain and NO water inside), and it's very spacious. Got it brand new from their site for under 200

Super fast and intuitive. 2 minutes!

My core 12 person was an awesome tent. A ridge pole finally succumbed to 45 mph wind gusts after three days in sustained winds of 25-35mph on the beach with no wind block. I did use all the guy lines and also tied off every pole to a fence on the side that the wind was smacking. If I had not done that it would have folded over. But they are surprisingly sturdy tents. Waterproofing is the downside since they don’t have taped seem at the bottom (inverted only) and they don’t have bathtub floor design. I’ve been in mine in rain many times though and the worst we had was some pooling at the bottom seam on the windward side. You can’t beat the for size and ease of setup. The only downside is they are very bulky in the bag.

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

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.