The most recommended car camping tent across expert reviews and Reddit alike. Its 86 sq ft interior, 44 sq ft vestibule, and 6'4" peak height make it feel less like a tent and more like a room.
This tent is just amazingly large, comfortable, and convenient. The vestibule is like having a two-car garage attached to the tent.
We like the Wawona for its massive front vestibule (44.7 sq. ft.) that doubles as a seating area. We also had great luck with the Wawona's durability in testing, all fabrics are hard-wearing, and The North Face didn't skimp on quality components.
If you're car camping, the North Face Wawona 6 has done my family really well.
We upgraded from a Colman Montana to a NorthFace Wawona 8 this year. We love the new tent, it's so much easier to errect and disassemble.
The unanimous #1 pick across every major backpacking tent roundup. At just 3 lbs with two doors, two vestibules, and 29 sq ft of floor space, it defines what a modern ultralight tent should be.
At $220, the Stormbreak 2 is the best value in backpacking tents, durable 75D polyester, spacious interior, and intuitive setup at half the price of premium options.
The rare tent that actually fits its advertised capacity, three adults sleep side by side without sharing pad space. Includes a footprint and uses thicker fabrics than most competitors.
The Reddit community's go-to recommendation for hassle-free camping, no pole assembly, sets up in minutes solo, and has survived 70 mph thunderstorm gusts in real-world use.
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