I bought the Coleman Sundome 6 for ~$100, and this has become one of my favorite budget-friendly camping tents. On the other hand, I paid close to $500 for The North Face Wawona 6, and this is one of my favorite higher-end, more expensive tents. This article goes through 13 key differences I noticed after…
I have both the REI Base Camp 6 and the REI Wonderland 6, and in this article, I’ll go through all 17 key differences between these 2 tents. But first, here’s a quick summary: The REI Wonderland is more suitable for fair weather and summer camping, because of the ample amount of mesh for hot…
I have both the REI Wonderland 6-Person Tent and The North Face Wawona 6-Person Tent, and in this article, I’ll go through all 17 differences between these 2 tents. First, a quick summary: Both the REI Wonderland and The North Face Wawona are 3-season summer camping tents. However, the biggest difference between these two tents…
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Rating and Summary The North Face Wawona 6 is easily one of my favorite family camping tents. The rain and wind protection is phenomenal, the quality is superb, it comes with a ton of features (including the biggest vestibule I’ve ever seen!), and I would definitely recommend this tent to anyone camping during the summer….
Rating and Summary The REI Wonderland 6 is easily the most spacious cabin tent that I’ve ever seen in all my years of gear testing. The peak height spans the entire length of the tent, the walls are completely vertical, and this is just the start of the pros. There are so many others that…
Rating and Summary The REI Base Camp 6 is an incredible tent for rain and colder weather (amongst many other pros, of course), thanks to its full length rainfly, 2 humongous vestibules, and 4 user-friendly vents. These are features that many other family camping tents don’t have. However, I wouldn’t recommend using this tent in…
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…
Rating and Summary I love the high quality instant mechanism of the Caddis Rapid 6, its peak height and also its rain protection, all of which I found to be much better than your average instant tent on the market. (Trust me, I’ve bought and tested at least 7 different instant tents.) There are 2…
Rating and Summary The NTK Cherokee has all the standard features that you’d expect to see in a budget-friendly tent. For example, the set-up was relatively user-friendly, and the peak height was tall enough for me to stand up. But of course, it also has all the cons of a budget-friendly tent, and maybe a…