Coleman wilderness camping tents come in many shapes and sizes. my childhood camping was nothing like what you have now days. We would drive to where we would camp, and lift huge rolled or folded up bags, out of the car or off the trailer as they were just so big back then. The camping tents were made of canvas, huge heavy wooden poles, that had one join in the middle. If you were lucky, they were about 3"- 4" round, with a steel spike in the middle of the top, to put through the hole in the canvas that was reinforced with leather.
These tents have room to accommodate 8 campers and are 72 inches high in the center giving plenty of room to move around and store your stuff. They are designed with room dividers so the tent can be set up with 3 rooms, so everyone can have their privacy. Gear lofts give you a convenient space to keep your indoor stuff up off the ground and out of the way, allowing for even more floor space and a way to keep your gear clean and dry. The tents one big room with straight sides and gay rope of each corner, with a bit of old inner-tire tube as a spring in the rope to take up the movement in the winds. The sides you could not touch when wet, as the water would then leak through soaking everything that touched the side. To us back then this was fun when not raining.
The Coleman 8-person family cabin tent claims that you can instantly set it up in just a few minutes. You're going to experience that seamless and quick setup because their pole system is already attached to the tent. And because of this, you're going to have an easier time of assembling it. You just unfold, spread, extend the poles, click and secure them into place. You don't need to have any concerns about the nasty weather because their Weather Tec system will help protect you from those heavy storms. The Coleman 8-person family cabin tent is made with a coated fabric plus an anti-wicking thread which is built to keep you dry from the rain. This tent even went through a test simulating some heavy rains and it passed with flying colors.
Camping tent reviews are not only about information regarding tents and their manufacturers but also about the camping budget and the price of the tents. The tent can cost one a few hundred dollars to a couple of thousand depending on the size, strength and material. If a person does not wishes to buy one he can even rent it. It will also help in cutting down a bit of expenses.