This is a picture of me standing in my Eureka Copper Canyon LX 6 in my yard.
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Eureka Copper Canyon LX 6 Review (I Bought & Tested It!)

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Rating and Summary The Eureka Copper Canyon LX 6 is an incredibly spacious cabin tent, with vertical side walls, a full 7 feet in peak height, and I could stand up everywhere inside the tent (this is not an exaggeration!). However, because of all these features, the biggest disadvantage of the LX 6 is that…

This is a picture of me beside my Core 9-Person Instant Cabin Tent in my yard.
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Core 9-Person Instant Cabin Tent Review (Bought & Tested!)

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Rating and Summary The Core 9-Person Instant Cabin Tent has a super quick, fuss-free set up, and even though I’m just 5’3″, I could set the entire tent up on my own in just over 10 minutes, which includes staking and guying out the tent. This is easily the biggest pro of this tent. On…

This is a picture of me opening up the T-door of the Columbia Mammoth Creek 10-Person Tent.
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I Tested the Columbia Mammoth Creek 10-Person Tent (Review)

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Rating and Summary The Columbia Mammoth Creek Tent is a powerhouse of a cabin tent. It performed well across almost all categories, offering a great deal of spaciousness, comfort, features, ventilation (on both hot and rainy days!), and water protection. And last but not least, it’s very high quality. However, its biggest con is that…

This is a picture of my Core 10-Person Straight Wall Cabin Tent in my yard.
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I Tested the Core 10-Person Straight Wall Cabin Tent (Review)

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Rating and Summary The Core Straight Wall Cabin Tent is an incredibly spacious tent. Its 10-person version has an impressive peak height of 90 inches, and I couldn’t even reach the top of the tent! (I’m 5’3″, ,by the way.) Another great thing about the Core Cabin Tent is that there are no obvious flaws….