This tent features two entryways, five windows, and a mesh ceiling for improved ventilation. The assembled weight of the tent is 25 pounds, and it’s suitable for three seasons, excluding winter. It features two wall pockets, one media pocket, one e-port, and 13 steel stakes. This is an 18-person tent, featuring three rooms and measures in total 21 feet by 17 feet by 86 inches. It can fit four queen-sized airbeds and has a center height of 86 inches. This tent features wall panel windows and a mesh roof for ventilation as well as an oversized entryway.
This is a six-person tent, featuring one large space and measures 10 by 9 feet. It can fit two queen-sized airbeds and has a center height of 68 inches. This tent features three windows, ceiling panels, and one large entryway. It includes a gear loft, hanging organizer, and e-port access.
Thanks to the four built-in interior pockets and ample floor space, you’ll never have trouble keeping your gear organized. You should be able to pitch this tent in 2 minutes or less because the poles all come pre-attached to the tent. Even cooler, the poles all have integrated LED lighting—perfect for not only pitching the tent in full darkness but also setting a mood at your campsite. Thanks to the E-Port, movable hanging media pocket, and hanging organizers, you’ll have access to all your favorite tech and luxuries without ever leaving the tent.
However, if you are an avid camper, Ozark Trail tents may not be for you. Dependability in rough weather conditions and the durability of continued use are lacking in this tent. In some of the larger tent sizes, the LED lights inside use a USB connection. In heavy rain, you can expect moisture leakage, especially through the seams. The tent fabric is untreated, so it is prone to soaking through during prolonged exposure to wet conditions. Some pros of Ozark Trail tents are that they are affordable for almost anyone and are easy to find in your local Walmart or online.
To clear the air immediately, the 7 Person Teepee is not waterproof. The seams aren’t sealed, and the untreated fabric that makes up the body is prone to soaking through after prolonged exposure. The phrasing that Ozark Trail uses is “water-resistant.” In my experience with the tent, that means in any serious rain, expect to see some moisture leaking through at least the seams. The bottom seam gives water a place to pool up and eventually leak into the tent. That’s why I like Ozark Trail – their tents provide strong protection against wind, rain and sun across the board.
Thanks to the storage pockets and hanging corner shelf, you’ll have no trouble tidying up your gear while you camp. Take this dome tent with you when you want to camp in style. It’s lightweight enough (under 20 pounds) that one of your group can hoof it up to your camping space, but it also folds down into a bag small enough to fit into the trunk of any sedan or compact car.
And you have to make sure that the zipper is closed well and also sprayed with a water repellent. But unfortunately, they are many morons out there that don’t know the first thing about camping. We, like some others, know that tents are NOT waterproof, so we sprayed the seams etc. Ozark Trail Camping Chairs with water replant. When we reached the beach everything went great, first night 30 mh winds. Next night still calm, took cover off and loved looking up at the night sky. I just bought the 9’x7′ backpacking tent 2 days ago, because I want to do some bikepacking here in FL.