Naturehike Village Instant Tent, Camping Tent with Full Rainfly, Waterproof Large Cabin Tents for Car Camping

This is surprising high quality. It is a little bit pricey, but I've had my eye on it for a while now. I ordered it from overseas right before the Tarif's hit and they never shipped it. Bought another one for 1/2 the price but again overseas and they never shipped and refunded my money like the first attempt. When I saw it here on amazon I had to get it. I am really pleased with the tent. It is extremely high quality. The setup is as expected with an instant tent. You unfold and an it is up. Super easy setup. I was pleased to see that all the legs locked into place with no effort at all. I have a few instant tents that you have to wrestle to get the last leg to lock into place. No issues with this tent. All the legs extended and locked without any effort on my part. The rain fly is seriously heavy-duty fabric. I think it might make the inside a little dark, but I've only set it up to be sure I had all the pieces and it wasn't damaged in shipping. The rain fly went extremely easy as well. It is heavy enough it stays in place while you shift and pull it over the tent. Was the easiest I have ever been able to get a rain fly on a tent by myself. I'm a 64 year old female and this thing is a breeze. The zippers to attach the screen room are heavy duty - nice quality zippers. Inside zippers are not the same heavy-duty zippers but I am sure they are adequate. I love that the rain fly has windows to let in the light. If it is not pouring down rain - you can open them and let the light in. As this was just a trial set up - I didn't open them all. Looking forward to taking this for a trip in the rain to see if it is as waterproof as others say. Lots of room inside for a queen bed and a table and chairs. Take down was just as easy as setup. It folded back just as small as when it came out of the bag. Because the rainfly is so large - it is a bit of a challenge to get it all back in the bag. I started over and put the rain fly on the bottom first and then the tent on top to push the air out of the tarp. That worked and the tent, rainfly, and screen room are all back in the bag. Again I am super pleased with this purchase. This is a high quality tent that I expect to last for years. I'll update if I get some rain. Update bonus feature. The rain fly is so thick there are no shadows at night. !! Serious nobody can see you moving around if the rain fly is on - blocks all the light so no silhouettes.

Updates: I emailed Naturehike about my issues below to find they had also reached out to me through Amazon the same day in response to my original review. They were receptive of my feedback and very easy to work with me on getting a replacement rainfly. It arrived at my home in approx two weeks, much quicker than I expected shipping from China. I was able to set the tent up in my yard for about 8 days with significant rainfall several of those, and I am very happy to say that the new rainfly performed admirably, not a single drop of water in the tent any of the times I checked it during and after showers. Hopefully my issue was a rare occurrence, but I would still suggest testing the waterproof capabilities thoroughly before taking it out remotely. I also very much appreciate Naturehike's customer service handling things so well and taking care of the issue for me; they were much more responsive and helpful than some US camping gear companies I've had to contact for product issues in the past. With that said, I would very much recommend this tent, and I will likely purchase the larger family model in the future. Original Review: I really like the form, features, and size of this tent, but for smaller tent priced at $300+, I expected better. It did fine in dry weather but failed in rain showers. At this price point, rain should not be an issue unless you're in monsoon-like rain, especially with the listing promoting the tent being waterproof as a feature. I bought this tent primarily for my solo tent as a leader on boy scout campouts so I had room to stand and move without using my large family tents or one I'd have to crawl in and out of. I was able to set it up in my back yard a couple of weekends after it arrived mid-May. Set up is easy and quick, and there's lots of room inside for a 4-person tent, could very comfortably fit 3 people on travel camp mats or a couple with a queen air mattress. I can fit my oversized cot, gear tote, and my chair inside and still have room to change and get in/out easily. The poles seem pretty durable, had decent wind one day but not speeds the tent claims to be rated for. The blackout fabric the fly's made of did a decent job keeping early morning sun out but wasn't as effective at keeping it cooler like I've experienced with other dark room tents. Unfortunately I wasn't able to test the tent's rain resistance during those earlier setups, was forecast both times but blew over my area. I took the tent out for its first real use recently on a week long scout campout from July 6-July 11th. Things were great until we got rain the last couple days. The tent kept dry during light daytime sprinkle, but twice overnight we had significant showers, less than my other tents had held up to out of the box, and both nights the rain fly did not prevent water from leaking in. The inner mesh on the roof was soaked due to the fly's failure and dripping into the tent in a few spots. Thankfully I had my tote and was able to pack things back in quickly to prevent them getting wet or ruining my lamp, solar panel charger, or other electronics.

My tent arrived today. The package is large and heavy but thats what you would expect with a "base camp" type tent like this. The bag the tent comes in, is fairly heavy duty and should last a while given basic care. When you open the bag, the tent is folded much like an old raod map, and you immediately get the sense that there is no way its ever going back in that bag! There are set-up instructions sewn to the bag with easy to follow, step by step guidance in both English and Asian. My wife and I set up ours in less than 10 minutes, and now that I know how to do it, I bet I could cut that down to 5 minutes or less. Its super easy to set up with the hub system incorporated into the frame. You literally just fold out the legs, extend them and your done. The tent material is good quality, and the external tent/rain fly seems very rugged. The tent also comes with 31 stakes, the heads of which flow in the dark, as do all the zipper pulls. The tent also comes with USB powered lighting built into the frame, but a power bank is not included. I have not used it yet, but I see no reason why it would not protect its occupants well in wet, cold and windy weather. Well worth the money.

Absolutely love this tent. Great size, very sturdy, and so far, with temps dipping into the 20’sF, the added weight in the tarp-over keeps things 15 degrees warmer inside. Ample ventilation when needed, and smart touches throughout. Zippers are well made, stitching reinforced where expected, and the string of lights is a nice touch. So far, withstood heavy rain and winds. Properly staked and grounded with zero issue. Looking forward to a lasting purchase with this investment. Pops open and assembles in literally minutes. This one replaced a six person tent that was past its prime days - and it’s incredible to see how many improvements have built into a more modern tent.

I am very happy with my purchase of the Naturehike Village 13! I didn't want to do my review until I had actually used the tent. It was easy to put up. The setup in the pics took my husband and I about 30 minutes or so but we're an older couple and move slow. I was very pleased with the quality. We went camping for the weekend and it rained VERY, VERY hard the first night and there was not one leak anywhere inside the tent. The fly for this tent is impressive! It was also very windy during the storm and this tent didn't budge an inch!! The zippers work smoothly and don't catch. I love that you have two zippers on each door allowing you to have just the screen for the whole door if you like, which helped with ventilation. That is so much better than a half window on the door like my other tents which will not stay rolled up when you use the door. You can have a little porch area over both doors which is great when it's raining. It comes with 3 poles for one porch, but I had extra telescoping poles, so I was able to do both doors. The stakes were very sturdy and well made. The only downside was getting the fly and the tent back in the bag. I think the bag needs to be a little bigger, but I just put the fly in a separate bag for now. I will probably buy a nice big duffle bag that will hold all of it eventually. I can see this tent lasting for years and I would definitely recommend it if you're looking for a quality tent that is definitely rainproof. I have 5 tents, and this one is my favorite by far. I had to waterproof my other tents, and they would never have made it through a rain like that without leaking. I did not waterproof this tent, and it did great! Worth every penny in my opinion.

This is a great tent. I have been putting this tent to use this year and I have had zero issues. I do not have any issues with the top bar getting it to click into place. Make sure you extend the top bar first or you will have issues because it’s harder to reach. This tent is super easy and fast to put up/take down. The room darkening is great on the tent because it blocks the heat of the sun and allows you to sleep a little longer if you want. The fly is very durable and is for sure water proof. You will have condensation buildup on the inside of the fly if using a heater but that is to be expected and it will not drip on you. I have had zero issues with the zipper. The tent is a perfect size for my wife and I with our two dogs. This is my go to tent when traveling because I know it’s not gonna let me down and it fits in any campsite.

I just got the 4 person today. This will serve as a basic and initial review. The weather did not permit me to set it up outside so the living room had to do. I had a 4 person Coleman instant tent and used it so much the floor gave out. After months of research, I chose to buy this tent. It took 30 minutes to set up by myself in my LR. The rainfly is nothing to joke about. Slas solid as any other fly I've ever seen if more with a liner of reflective fabric to help with insulation. I learned to put the fly on before fully extending the legs. Otherwise the tent is too tall for my 5'8" self to put the fly over. I will eventually color code each corner on the fly to the coordinating tent corner with loops of cord. This will certainly help configure from to back when putting it over the tent base. Once the fly is on, then I extended the legs up. It's practically a blackout tent with the fly fully on. It was not hard to fully extend the legs but not as simple as my old Coleman instant. The top center pole was just as much as a struggle. It required a bit more grip to pull the poles apart until they clicked in place. Maybe rubber garden gloves would be a good idea. When it was fully up and I stepped inside, I was completely amazed. There is plenty of head space. It's incredibly spacious. I was able to jump up and not hit my head. It can comfortably sleep 4 adults side by side and will be a luxury suite just for me. The zippers are smooth and substantial. There are a lots of options to stake out, tie down, roll up, pitch up with the 2 poles included. I'm sure in the rain the "porch" floap section of the fly would need a center pole in the center to avoid water pooling or to pitch the front flap one side higher than the other to permit roll off. As I said before, the fly is thick and substantial. Without the fly in warmer weather, this tent is a beautiful screen tent. I can hardly wait for a day to set it up outside and give it a full review. Please come back in a few weeks for the full review.

I really wanted to like this tent. The concept behind it is excellent but the actual application fell short. Let me give you a little background on myself so you know where my review is coming from. I typically camp alone or a friend will join me with their own tent. I set up my camp/tent by myself. I have a back injury and I find kneeling, squatting, and bending to be very difficult and painful. I therefore needed a tent that was easy to set up and did not require me crawling around in my hands and knees. Watching the videos on this tent made it seem relatively easy to set up which it was. Unfortunately, the tent poles are too weak to hold the tent up without stakes and guy lines (see images). The rain fly is also a problem, it is massive. The rain fly covers the entire tent down to the ground stakes. There is also a relatively large vestibule on the front which has a zipper for convenient removal. There was a light breeze 8 to 10 mph the day I set it up and I struggled for 20 minutes to get the rain flying in place. Since it’s shaped exactly like the tent it became a parachute every time the breeze came up. Once I had it in place, I quickly realized that the only way this tent would be stable is if you put up all of the guy lines and stakes in all four corners. As you can see in the pictures. Even a light breeze causes the tent to collapse without the guy lines in place. I sometimes camp where the ground is too rocky for stakes so this is a major problem. You will then need to put on the rainfly. To do this you will need someone to stabilize the tent while you are pulling the rain fly over the top. Attempting to pull the rain fly over without having someone hold the tent causes the tent to collapse. Once he rain fly is in place, there are convenient clips to attach it to the bottom of the tent which I really did like. I then placed the eight guy lines around the tent which stabilize it significantly. Once the vestibule was up it needed an additional two guidelines for the short vestibule and if you wanted the full vestibule, it took a total of four guy lines more. This required me to get on the ground to put in the four ground stakes and then the 12 guy lines. The tent was very stable once all of this was set up, but for anybody who’s looking for a “easy set up“ tent, this is not it. The rain fly is definitely a two-man job and if there’s any wind whatsoever it is so large that it becomes a parachute very easily. So if you are looking for a good rain proof tent that two people will be setting up this may be an excellent option for you. But, If you’re a single camper or someone with a physical limitation like myself, this is absolutely not the way to go. As far as the tent goes, the quality seem to be average. The zippers were a little smaller and cheaper than I would like but they were all functional. The material is typical thickness for a tent of this price range. The poles were plastic and snapped into place easily. They were much less stable than I would have preferred. The assembly was very simple and straightforward for the tent portion. The instructions are sewn into the bag and are not very helpful. There are huge gaps in the instructions (see pictures). It goes from showing the tent laying on the ground to being totally set up in the next image. The stuff bag is nice and after taking the tent and rain fly down they easily fit. So I really wanted to like this tent, but not for an individual or a person with physical limitations.

"# Naturehike ワンタッチテント village13 Ti black 1年以上使用レビュー 家族でのキャンプ頻度が増えたため、設営の手軽さと耐久性を兼ねた大型テントを探していました。Coleman製品も検討しましたが、こちらはワンタッチ機構と自立式の組み合わせが決め手でした。 実際に1年5ヶ月使用して感じたのは、まず設営の圧倒的な楽さです。一人でも3分以内に完成し、撤収も同様。家族4人でも窮屈さを感じず、前室も広いため荷物整理が捗ります。生地は思った以上にしっかりしており、UVカット性能も実感できました。耐水圧3000Paは小雨程度なら全く問題ありません。 注意点としては、長期保管時にフレームのバネが若干硬くなる傾向が見られました。定期的な動作確認と軽い注油で対応できます。また重量が約6kgあるため、ソロキャンプ向きではありません。 このテントは「手軽に家族キャンプを楽しみたい方」「設営に時間をかけたくない方」に最適です。一方、軽量性を最優先する登山キャンパーには向きません。この価格帯での総合性能は確実に優れています。"

Absolutely awesome tent. Single handed this can be set up in 15 -20 minutes. 5 foot 10 and above you will find you hit your head a lot but depends on how your set up. Bought extra poles to open up both sides which in summer gives an amazing experience to have your kitchen outdoor under canopy. Coped well in August and September when the netted interior and airflow was needed. Just had a last camp of the year last week early October dropping 4 degrees on a night and I was still warm and very dry even though it rained most of the week. The final day had enough of a breeze to blow the moisture out. Very spacious inside for 2 or 2 plus kids with some moving around beds etc for day time use. Buy a groundsheet, either the nature hike or a standard 4x3m will work. The base folds into the middle when folding away so you do not want mud or moisture caught in this when packing away.

Ottima tenda, abbastanza facile da montare, fatta con materiali di qualità

キャンプ初心者でとりあえずこちらを購入。使用人数は2人です。 ◼︎よかった点 ・お値段が良心的 3万円という価格と後述するスペックのバランスが最高です。 ・適度に広い 大人2人がコットを置いて寝ても少し余裕があり、高さが180センチ以上あるため、175センチの私も屈む事なく着替えたり出来ました。 ・遮光がすごい 一般的なコールマンなどのテントはスクリーンと付くような遮光モデルがありますが、こちらは標準装備で締め切るとかなり暗くなります。 ・雨風に強い すでに3回ほど使用しましたが、ほぼ全て雨キャンだったにも関わらず全く雨漏り等もなく、むしろ雨音が気持ちいいくらいでした。 ・跳ね上げを使うと簡易タープ空間が完成 今の所別でタープを立てたことはなく、跳ね上げの下でテーブルと椅子を置いてくつろげるので設営撤収どちらも楽です ・設営がとにかく楽 ワンタッチテントと言うものの素晴らしさを痛感。これならおそらくどんな初心者でもすぐ立てられます。 ◼︎なんとも言えない点 ・収納サイズ 一般的なテントのように、ポールを分解出来ないため、収納時の特に長さがかなり気になります。 ・絶妙なサイズ 決して狭くはないのだが、あくまで広くもない。それは室内も跳ね上げた屋根部分もどちらも絶妙な広さであるということ。 ・そんなに見た目はカッコよくない これは完全に主観ですが、キャンプに行くとおしゃれなテントが多いので、それらを見てから自分のサイトに行くと少し悲しくなります。 ですがキャンプし始めで何が必要なのかまだよくわかっていない場合、これ以上安いと狭さや天井の低さが気になったり壊れやすかったり雨漏りしたりといろんなリスクがあるので、めちゃくちゃちょうど良いと思います。 また、village6が13よりおすすめな点は、キャンプの良さを知るにはちょうど良い大きさとスペックと価格であり、次のテントを検討する非常に良い踏み台になると言う点です。 おそらく13を買うと積載の不便さこそあれ、他のテントを買う理由がなくなります。 こちらはキャンプにハマれるか確認しつつ次に本気のテントを買うきっかけもたくさんあるので、ある意味完璧なテントです。

La calidad del tejido es buena pero la estructura metálica era mucho más grande de lo que daba el habitáculo por lo que no podíamos engancharlo son riesgo de romper las costuras.. Lamentablemente he tenido que devolverla y comprar una de decathlon que esas si que no fallan