rabbit.reviews90Consensus score
How strongly 5 sources agree — expert labs and real owners, with community voices weighted heavier. Not one reviewer’s opinion; the pattern across all of them.
Buy it if
- 86 sq ft interior, one of the largest in its class
- 44.7 sq ft vestibule doubles as a covered outdoor living space
- 6'4" peak height lets adults stand fully upright
Skip it if
- Nearly 20 lbs, requires splitting weight or car camping only
- Detached rainfly makes initial setup less intuitive
- Only one door on some configurations
“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.”r/camping (second user)
What owners love
- 86 sq ft interior, one of the largest in its class
- 44.7 sq ft vestibule doubles as a covered outdoor living space
- 6'4" peak height lets adults stand fully upright
- Proven durability, held up in 30 mph gusts in real-world testing
The recurring gripe
- Nearly 20 lbs, requires splitting weight or car camping only
- Detached rainfly makes initial setup less intuitive
- Only one door on some configurations
In owners’ own words
“If you're car camping, the North Face Wawona 6 has done my family really well.”