4 Person Tents for Camping, Ayamaya Tunnel Tent Camping with Vestibule 3-4 Person Waterproof, 2 Devided Rooms Bicycle Tent with Footprint for Bikepacking/Motorcycle Travel Hiking Mountaineering

Love this tent for motorcycle camping.Light, easy set up, and stayed dry in the rain. Having the covered front area is really nice for keeping the supplies accessible and dry at the same time.

Tested this tent while tropical storm Ian came through our area. Tent did not leak and withstood wind gusts up to 40 mph with no problem. It is a little difficult to setup by yourself but can be done within 10 minutes.

This tent for the money is just awesome. The large vestibule and separate bedroom made the perfect combo for my winter camping trip with my 6 year old step son. Its hard enough for adults to keep the snow off the sleeping quarters let alone asking a 6 year old to be mindful of it - that wasn't a problemWith our "livingroom" setup in the vestibule area and our sleeping bags stored safely away in the bedroom area. While I've yet to stay in this tent in the rain (so I can't rate its ability to keep you dry) i will say the tent in a tent design made me confident enough to try winter camping in this tent and we stayed comfortable at 19 degrees F. As to its ability to keep ypu dry id saybits probably gonna do well. All seems appear to be taped.I have only 2 gripes about this tent:1: the zippers... they are definitely on the inexpensive side... and well maybe this is a 1a: there were 2 places i thought the stitching could be a little better.2: the door to the bedroom i thought I had read came with both a mesh panel and a solid panel if you really wanted to block out the cold from the vestibule... however it is not the case there is just a mesh section built into the door so you will always have that air flowing into your sleeping area. I would have liked to control that a little more rather than just have a wide open mesh window.But honestly what do you want from a 100 ish dollar tent? If im being reasonable this tent is well worth the money. Buy it and go have fun!

The zippers all are super cheap, lightweight, and flimsy. The flap The keep rain off the zippers get caught and the whole zippers is unusable after that. Trash. Don't bother with this tent. MUCH smaller than the pics make it look. 1 reason I got this tent was to put my bike in it like the pics showed and the tent is described to be designed. Complete disappointment, false advertising, cheap, waste of money, and aggravating.

Purchased just for a camping trip. Decided to try to set it up before I left and ended up being so frustrated that I sent it back. Incomplete instructions does not tell you what straps on the top of the tent are for. The polls would not stay in the correct holders waste of money

I like the tent, it is a bit smaller than I thought it would, it says it will accommodate four, I was able to fit myself and my adult son. We are both six feet tall and are 210 lbs, that being said we each had cots and other gear. Best part is the vestibule, I did set up the tent and reapply seam sealant and three cans of waterproofing to ensure peace of mind. Time will tell if the quality and value are on parr.

Lots of room and easy set up

I’m an avid adventurer with sub zero and heavy snowstorm experience. Bought this because I needed something that would provide cover as we enter the tent and change out of wet or frozen clothing. Haven’t taken this into the cold yet but it held up in its first few multi day camps. Fabric build quality is not the greatest but if you’re careful and don’t beat it up too badly it’ll do. Waterproofing withstood at least a full day/night of rain in the PNW. Doesn’t come with instructions so watch the video attached to the Amazon link. Sleeps 3 comfortably—could probably squeeze 4-5 if you had to. I’d call it a solid 4 person tent. Dog loves it.