DANCHEL OUTDOOR Waterproof Cotton Canvas Bell Tent for Glamping, 4M/13ft Luxury Small Yurts with Side A/C Vent for 4 Person Family Camping Hiking

We had the larger, 4m version, but accidentally (negligently?) put it away wet and forgot about it. The mold ate through the cotton fiber and there was no saving it, so, in a pinch, we ordered this 3m tent for festival camping. WE LOVE IT. This is a much better size for the two of us. While it does not fit a double cot/air mattress, our 2 single cots are snuggly tucked in. There's plenty of room for clothes and stuff. I've added a chandelier that wraps around the center pole tied on with beaded ribbons (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B073PTFTMJ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1), and I use 8-inch battery-powered fans to enhance airflow - one low in the stove jack, and the other clamped high on the center pole pointing to the roof vents. The floor is very sturdy and there's a mark in the center for placing the center pole during setup when the canvas is everywhere and it's hard to see what's going where. I like that the rain cap for the door frame is tied to the tent. The canvas is substantial, better than the 4m tent made by another manufacturer. It's also shorter than the 4m, which gives us more choices when finding tent sites in trees.We can stand up to change clothes, even with the chandelier in the middle - though we are on the shorter side (I'm 5' and my partner is 5'8"). The zippers are sturdy and easy to find at night when zipping everything up to sleep.Last year, we were festival camping in a storm over Memorial Day weekend. Our neighbors who had modern nylon tents were flooded, and a couple of them took flight. Our neighbors with EZ-up-type tents had their shelters mangled beyond recognition. Meanwhile, we were dry and our tent barely moved. I can set this up myself (I'm middle-aged with arthritis and fibro), but it's easier when two of us do it. The number of stakes needed is... annoying - but considering that they made our tent stable during a thunderstorm, it's worth it.

I love this thing. Beautifully intuitive and versatile design. Super sturdy for a thing off of Amazon. I lived lavishly in it for 3 weeks and would be happy to still be living in it in the soft forests of the PNW. I wanna try out the chimney option too. Don't forget to buy your rubber mallet too!

I got this tent for an off grid experiment, wondering if a bell tent was the way to go.It went up easily, it’s sturdy, withstands rain, I don’t know about the snow yet, and it also works well in the summer because you can open the sides and let the breeze in.I slept in it at 38° night, of course I had a warm sleeping bag, but we were fine..The zippers are high-quality, everything about it I can highly recommendUpdate: this little tent withstood 2 feet snowfall of Sierra Cement! Another, more expensive tent in the same area collapsed (ok it was 13’) but this tent is a fighter!Highly recommend

Pretty cool tent. It has been set up for 1.5 weeks. We were able to test if it was water proof during a rain last week. It was! The only thing I do not like about the tent, is the huge brand name on the side. It is an eye sore…. Other than that, it’s good. Our queen blow up mattress fits and leaves some space around. Not sure how well the stove and a bed would do in a this size. Might be a bit cramped….

Tent is easy to it up and a nice size! Material seems sturdy and should last us quite a long time.

It was just as described and was easy to put up.

Beautiful yurt - excellent construction. Company is wonderful! They took all the time necessary to fully understand my issue & then resolve it. Everything was so hassel free - none of what can be a nightmare when dealing with a lot of companies. Great company great product.

This tent was made for business. It’s survived 4 windstorms where winds gust to 50 mph and also rain & snow. I’m impressed. I’m pretty sure Lewis & Clark bought their tents from Danchel!

Had a different brand of tent before this one and wasn't happy at all with it.This one though! Omg! I love it! Despite having to add the ceiling stove jack opening, this tent is perfect!