Eureka Space Camp 4 Durable Comfortable 4 Person Tent

Compared to our previous tent this one seems a lot more weather proof. I like the full coverage of the rain fly… but the body of the tent being mesh with a solid ceiling makes it a bit awkward for the day to day like changing clothes etc… if you don’t have the fly on.

Ran with this tent for about two years in fire camps. You figure that means it was set up in direct sun for roughly 12 weeks in sun, rain, frost, and wind. This last roll, however it didn’t make it home. Set up is quick and easy. Light weight for the size. Great amount of space for folks, pets, or gear. We had 60mph winds on my last fire assignment and the fly took a beating. Lost some of the clips that hold the fly to the tent, door poles bent, waterproofing membrane whipped off, and holes started to rub in the gussets where the poles rested. Felt bad that it went to the Tomb of the Unknown Tents at ICP on that cold Montana morning. If you are car camping this will last you years. If you are living in it for extended periods of time, look at something a little more substantial. All in all a decent tent for the price point.

Great tent with 2 large vestibules. Stayed dry on a rainy night. Like that the fly goes all the way down.

I love this tent! Very spacious, sturdy, and well made. I can set it up by myself, though it is a lot easier and faster with a helper. Ventilation was excellent - I had the rain fly on and 3 people sleeping inside and it did not get hot (August in Virginia). We were all very comfortable.

I used this tent on a recent 4-night festival camping trip. I bought it so I could stretch out and be a little more comfortable on car camping trips. Set up was easy enough solo. Not sure if there is an actual front door to the tent as both seemed the same. I had an Teton XL size cot that fit longways across the "back door" just fine, the corners of the cot did not push into the tent, you could probably fit two smaller cots on each side of tent with room in the middle for the two door access. Zippers all worked well, I think they got better after the first day. The Rain Fly offered good privacy in a festival setting while still letting air flow through by using the rainfly doors as intended and was easy to attach. Though I am just at 5"11 tall I couldn't just stand up straight without rubbing my head but changing clothes and moving around was very nice. This is the second tallest tent I have had. The wind picked up a few times and this ten fared well. My last taller one did not.

So many pockets inside, love the height. Room inside for a little heater and did some winter camping

We needed a new car camping tent for festivals and this tent fits the bill well. Great space for 2 of us with cots and gear, head room for my 5’11” partner, sets up in a heartbeat, and has stayed dry in multiple heavy downpours. My only complaint is the fly and vestibule, and living in the Northeast between bugs and rain, we always need to use the fly. The fly zippers constantly get caught in the material, especially when wet, to the point where I have been tempted to just rip the thing open. Nothing like fiddling with a zipper for 4-5 minutes in the middle of the night when you just need to pee. Also the vestibule area is ridiculous. Yes, you can thrown your wet shoes or clothes out of the tent into the vestibule area and keep them out of the elements but you can’t stand in the vestibule with the fly closed, unless you are standing partially inside the tent as well. The vestibule is tiny and is really does not add any well-used space. We were hoping for more of a mini mud room like our old Kelty tent to strip off dirty or wet clothes without brining a mess into tent, or to provide some shade to sit in for a person or musical instruments on a sunny day. This is definitely not that. Again, tent is great, fly design is a D, BUT keeps tent dry so I suppose that’s what counts

Great tent, ultimate dry. Kept us completely dry on 4 day hunt to Montana where we had rain and 3-4 inches of snow.