Pull them down to the base corners of the tent and attach them to the pin rings. Lay out all of the parts of your tent and ensure all parts are present. Roll out the tent body and position it with the door pointing in the direction you desire and the roof pointing upward. Just like the above option, there’s string lights, a mud mat, an e-port (for easy electrical cord access) and rolling storage duffel for additional convenience.
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. Just returned from a 4-day glamping trip where we used this tent for the first time. This tent is solid it stood up to 35mph winds and rain and no leaks. It’s HUGE…we enjoyed it and are planning our next trip.
The assembled weight of this tent is 6.9 pounds, and it’s suitable for three seasons, excluding winter. It features two vestibules that are each 10 square feet. This is an 18-person tent, featuring three rooms and measures in total 21 feet by 17 feet by 86 inches. It can ozark trail tents 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. The weight of this tent is 81.04 pounds, and it’s suitable for three seasons, excluding winter.
This is a two-person tent measuring 4.5 by 7.33 by 3.5 feet. It can fit one queen-sized airbed and has a center height of 42 inches. This tent features two windows and a mesh ceiling for ventilation but no room divider.
The pre-attached poles make this as hassle free and easy to use as anyone can ask for when you’ve got kids running around screaming. Sure, the chairs are a bit small, and the pillows are tiny camping pillows, but this deal is a steal for those without any gear. This right here is the perfect tent for beginner campers.
The upper sides and top of the inner tent are made from mesh that aids in ventilation. Over that, there’s the rainfly that covers the roof and sidewalls. The type of tent you pick will also depend on the time of the year you camp.
As we’ve seen in the reviews above, Ozark Trail tents have a lot to live up to. What the low-price brand promises are good-quality tents at an affordable price. Both tents have removable covers to reveal mesh ceilings; this provides you with improved ventilation as well as front-row stargazing seats. You also get a rainfly that’s easily attached on rainy days to help keep the inside dry. The Ozark Trail Hazel Creek Tent line is all about family and luxury.
You set a new low in tents and the damn zippers you put in them. And before you guys cop an attitude, I have been camping since I was at least 4 years old and I am now in my mid-50s. Ozark Trail is what many would consider an “off brand” in the camping world. It’s made more cheaply than competitors like Marmot, Nemo, REI Co-op, and others, since it’s a product line developed by Walmart.