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campermom · 08-11-2006, 12:46 AM

Ozark Trail from WalMart. I like it because you can stand up in the middle. You could fit 2 QS air mattresses in there and 2 additional people, ( kids) at the front. It has 2 doors and is a nicely redesigned model of the one we exchanged it for. It was about $50.00. It has 2 poles and is quite easy to set up. I can do it alone in about 10 minutes. The rainfly has 2 smaller poles, one for the front doors and one for the back window. There are 2 small gear pockets inside and a power port (that's new to this years model). That will work nicer for those electric blankets in the winter. The whole thing isn't super heavy, but would not be good for backpacking.

A friend just got the $60 walmart tent, swiss something or other, could sleep 8?, it had a few more poles, but if you've got those 8 people there, they can help you put the thing up, right?

08-11-2006, 12:46 AM	#3
campermom Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: NE San Antonio Posts: 354	Re: What tent do you have....... Ozark Trail from WalMart. I like it because you can stand up in the middle. You could fit 2 QS air mattresses in there and 2 additional people, ( kids) at the front. It has 2 doors and is a nicely redesigned model of the one we exchanged it for. It was about $50.00. It has 2 poles and is quite easy to set up. I can do it alone in about 10 minutes. The rainfly has 2 smaller poles, one for the front doors and one for the back window. There are 2 small gear pockets inside and a power port (that's new to this years model). That will work nicer for those electric blankets in the winter. The whole thing isn't super heavy, but would not be good for backpacking. A friend just got the $60 walmart tent, swiss something or other, could sleep 8?, it had a few more poles, but if you've got those 8 people there, they can help you put the thing up, right?