CORE’s tents are very similar in price and an extremely popular alternative to Ozark. Tents can be quite the investment, but one of the great things about camping is that (within reason) you can spend as much or as little as you like. And if you’re on a budget, that’s where s come into play.
And prepare to deal with a bit of mud or dirt because you have to store your shoes/boots inside the tent. The tent includes multiple skylights that you can zip open from the inside, allowing you to stargaze or adjust the amount of light you let into the tent. With three huge windows, you have awesome views of your surrounding and excellent ventilation even on the hottest summer days.
After a few trips, you’ll get it down to an art form and have the tent set up in a matter of minutes. Walmart has some pretty great prices on Ozark Trail Canopiess, right now if you are in need of some camping gear to get started for camping season. I love this as it keeps camping one of the most affordable vacations you can take, even if you need supplies to start. Their tents start at as low as just $29.97 for 3 people and $39 for 4 people tents!
The tent has an awning over the front entry to create a porch-like atmosphere, and the six large mesh windows allow for plenty of airflow and panoramic views. The included rainfly and factory-sealed seams will keep everyone dry in the event of a rainstorm, and the electrical cord access makes it easy to plug your stuff into the outlets outside the tent. Large dome tents are also an option, and although they’re a little less flashy, they have some perks of their own. First off, dome tents are typically less expensive since they have fewer total parts and less sophisticated frames. Second, dome tents tend to fare better in bad weather because they’re rounded shapes are more aerodynamic.
It was still in great condition and had lots of use left in it. I was super happy with the tent, especially for what we paid for it. Weighing in at a hearty 15 lbs, chances are you won’t be hiking anywhere with the Ozark Trail 7 Person Teepee. Anywhere with pull-up vehicle access and nearby amenities would be perfect for this style of shelter. The inside of the tent features integrated storage compartments sewn into the sidewalls. They’re big enough for a phone and a couple of toiletries, but nothing major.
This is a 14-person tent, featuring two rooms and measures in total 15 by 15 feet. It can fit four queen-sized airbeds with a center height of 92 inches. This tent features seven windows and a mesh ceiling for ventilation and two doors for easy access. The carry weight of this tent is 39.6 pounds, and it’s suitable for three seasons, excluding winter.
At 128 sq ft, you’ll have more than enough room for two queen air mattresses, plus gear, plus plenty of headroom with an inside height of 74 inches. Up until earlier this year, I had never camped before in my life. I just thought it wasn’t for me and the idea of sleeping in a tent wasn’t very appealing. But then I decided to go on a trip, and I haven’t looked back since. I started with a two-person tent for just myself and my girlfriend, but we have since upgraded to a much larger one. Both Ozark Trail and Coleman tents feature convenient storage options, such as storage pockets.