You remember the old commercials for that national hotel chain? "I'm not a heart surgeon but I DID stay at a Holiday Inn last night?" Well, this tent will catapult you into the league of the legendary.

Far from a cramped little forest penalty box, this sucker is spacious and roomy, nearly allowing all six-feet nine-inches of my elongated frame to stand erect while changing clothes and rooting for my electronic charging cables. The Campros CP is a veritable Taj Majal for willingly dispossessed back country tourists, basically a woodlands dance hall made of fabric, zippers, and poles. All the stitches are pleasingly placed and the small amenities are luxurious to one that expect little when voluntarily unhoused: a hook at the top for a lantern, two small pouches affixed to opposite walls for basic storage, and a "tech port" that is ostensibly designed to run wires into the structure but really serves well as an exhaust port for midnight urinations.

You may have noticed a fairly modest price for such palatial edifice, and there are certain exchanges for that thriftiness. To wit, there is one zipper on the front opening, so you have to do a full circle for every ingress and ingress. There is no handy-dandy strap to tie the door open should you wish to come and go unimpeded. The pitiful stakes included with the tent have the same function and appearance as a bent-up paperclip so you'd do well to upgrade immediately. And the cost of such an immense, comfortable tent is the fact that you definitely need two happy campers to attempt - ahem - erection of said tent. The poles, when assembled, are longer than the Alaskan pipeline. So it'll take two sober people to do a proper job of it.

I have used the Campro tent twice now on multi-day camping trips and have found it quite the spacious sleep pod. I haven't experienced its qualities in gale-force wind or torrential downpour yet, but it feels quite stout ... for a tent. And given that, I'm happy to have a home to go home to afterwards.

The CAMPROS CP 6-Person Camping Tent is a remarkable choice for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a spacious and reliable shelter. Its waterproof and windproof construction ensures a comfortable camping experience even in challenging weather conditions. The inclusion of a top rainfly adds an extra layer of protection against rain and elements, enhancing the tent's durability.

Featuring four large mesh windows, the tent offers excellent ventilation and allows you to enjoy panoramic views while keeping insects out. The double-layer design adds insulation and prevents condensation buildup. Setting up the tent is a breeze, and its portability is a standout feature, making it convenient to carry in the included carry bag.

The tent was easy enough to set up with 2 people, taking under 10 minutes from start to finish. Plenty of space inside to stand and walk around if under 6 ft tall. Had more than enough room for our queen sized air mattress. One night it rained for hours and we were the only tent out of 7 tents to stay completely dry and unaffected by said rain. Definitely worth purchasing if in the market for a new, dependable camping tent!

I find this a very good tent for the money. The headroom is nice. There is enough length along the short wall for an inflatable bed, though it does touch the wall.

Initial setup was ok, not great. Subsequent ones will go smoother. The instructions could be better, and larger.

There is room for improvement. The tent is strung too tight on the poles. This pulls the bottom edge of the tent up off the ground. This means water will follow the fabric and go under the tent and get trapped between it and the groundcloth. This is a MAJOR fail. The tent's bottom perimeter seam should have a deflector flap to prevent this.

The window zippers are good, but the zipper for the door is under designed. I would not be surprised to see it fail before too long. Some velcro at the door would also be a nice touch for fast opening/closing. A second electrical hole, on the back of the tent, would be convenient.

I found the poles a little lightweight, and feared I would snap them while erecting. But they held.

The tent is not as large looking as I thought it would be. I'm glad I got the larger, 6 person, size.

I'd also like to see a convenient way to restrict the ventilation at the top, for colder weather.

First off, I waited to leave a review as I wanted to use it first before writing this. Now that I have, I can confidently say this is an excellent product and I thoroughly enjoy the quality and size of the tent. The set up is very simple with only 3 tent poles to get in place, I had no problems getting it up and didn't have time refer to the manual constantly. The space is great as the high ceiling allows an average person to stand up and easily change clothes or whatever. I would highly recommend this to anyone in the marker for a new tent!