Eureka Northern Breeze 10 Shelter

I have, over the years, owned 3 Northern Breeze screen houses. Two NB12’s and one NB 10. There is nothing on the market that can compare. They will take whatever Mother Nature can dish out without a leak. Strong frames and quality construction is in a league of its own. Easy set up, with 4 foot flaps over screening give the NB12 a total of 20X20 feet of rain protection. Roof vents aid greatly in ventilation. I could go on much more, but you get the point. Bottom line: Yes it’s expensive BUT worth every penny. We just weathered Tropical Storm Debbie WITHOUT A SINGLE DROP ENTERING.

our northern breeze 10 just spent 2 weeks in the yard under wind, sun, a number of big rain downpours, and days above 85F others around 50 F . it never got wet inside, it was cosy comfortable in cold days but warmer than outside on hot days if all screens were zipped when it was full sun and 89F outdoors. it then was 91F to 93F inside the shelter. but with screendoors opened it was fine.

I really like this shelter as I needed something that I could easily put the sides down on and keep the water out. Pros: 1) One person can set it up 2) Keeps the rain out and provides privacy if wanted 3) Overall well made Cons: 1) The poles for the side awnings are too tall. If you actually set them up like that and it rained, the rain would run down into the shelter (I use bungees to attach to trees at the right level) I put a pole wedged in the picnic table with a cup on top to prop the entrances up higher so I don't have to duck as much The opening is too short- I'm 5'7 and have to duck to get in 2) The screen should have a better roll up system so you can tie it above the entrance so it doesn't hang down and make the opening even lower. As it is it also won't roll up and out of the way- sort of a spider web effect in the corner-same situation on the side panels- they roll up but hang down below the top of the shelter 3) Mine is dark blue- it looks like the color has since changed which is good as the blue can make it pretty hot inside I wish I could get on an Eureka panel to review new products because when you camp for 2 weeks in a row, you get to know you're equipment pretty well.

I have used the Northern Breeze 10 for one full summer and I am more then happy with it. Nothing like it one the market as it is so versatile. You can be completely sealed off from any rainstorm or breeze. I especially love that each wall can either fully or partially opened or closed. It makes for an ideal set up each time. I get a lot of compliments and questions when in use as it has a nice aesthetic design and can take on a variety of configurations.

Easy set up, provided lots of room for 5 people. However after only one trip (4 days) one of the loops to secure the rain flaps was already torn. We purchased the floor separately but the toggle system doesn’t provide for a secure fit at all which meant the chipmunks and squirrels were constantly going through.

It's now 2022 and still not ripped, all the zippers work. Even all the tie downs are still in one piece. Have the optional floor and the extra poles for all the sides up at once. It's a great investment..

Great tent. Came with a small hole in the mesh which we are not thrilled about after spending this kind of money. Relatively easy to install without it being a pop-up. It gets very hot inside when the awnings are down when it is hot outside. Easy to roll the awnings up.