Coleman 4/6/8/10 Person Instant Camping Tent with 1-Minute Setup, Large Family Tent with Pre-Attached Poles, Air Vent, & Carry Bag, Sets Up in About 60 Seconds
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Arrives
Jun 26 – Jun 30
Size: 8-Person
Style: Contains Pfas
Features
- WEATHERPROOF: Integrated rainfly improves airflow; welded corners and inverted seams keep water from getting in
- BUILT TO LAST: Double-thick fabric stands up to the elements season after season
- INSTANT SETUP: In as fast as 60 seconds
- ROOMY INTERIOR: 14 x 10 ft. with 6 ft. 7 in. center height; fits 2 queen-size air beds
- CARRY BAG: Included for easy storage
- 1-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
- Carry bag with rip strip makes packing up a cinch
- Spacious interior has room for 4 queen airbeds
Description
The Coleman 4-Person Instant Cabin makes getting camp set up quicker and easier than ever. This instant tent has pre-attached poles that make setting up camp as simple as unfolding, extending, and securing. In about a minute, you can assemble the tent and then get started on your adventure. This camping tent is designed with the WeatherTec system that features patented welded floors and inverted seams to help ensure you stay dry if it starts to rain. An integrated vented rainfly offers added protection from the rain and improves airflow without the need for extra assembly. This 4-person tent is made from rugged Polyguard 2X double-thick fabric that stands up to the rigors of the outdoors, so you can use it reliably season after season. The tent offers enough room for a queen size air bed and comes with integrated storage pockets to help you keep small items organized. And when it’s time to pack up, the camping tent stores away in the included expandable carry bag that lets you tear away the rip strip for easy packing. Rugged, Polyguard 2X double-thick fabric stands up to the rigors of the outdoors
Brand: Coleman
Product Dimensions: 46.85"L x 9.84"W x 9.84"H
Item Weight: 39.9 Pounds
Floor Width: 10 Feet
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping & Hiking
Shape: Rectangular
Occupancy: 8 Person
Seasons: 3 Season
Included Components: Coleman 8-Person Instant Tent
Water Resistance Technology: WeatherTec system
Occupancy: 8 Person
Seasons: 3 Season
Water Resistance Technology: WeatherTec system
Additional Features: Rainfly
Occupant Capacity: 8
Installation Type: Free Standing
Closure Type: Zipper
Number Of Doors: 1
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Number of Rooms: 2
Is Waterproof: true
Sport Type: Camping & Hiking
Shape: Rectangular
Tent Design: Camping Tent
Color: Blue
Style Name: Contains Pfas
Material Type: Fabric
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash
Pole Material Type: Fiberglass or Aluminum
Tent Floor Material: Polyethylene
Rainfly Material: Fabric
Is Assembly Required: No
Assembly Instructions Description: Easy and quick setup, minimal assembly required
EU Spare Part Availability Duration: 1 Years
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 46.85"L x 9.84"W x 9.84"H
Item Weight: 39.9 Pounds
Floor Width: 10 Feet
Size: 8-Person
Floor Length: 14 Feet
Maximum Height: 10 Feet
Floor Area: 140 Square Feet
Brand Name: Coleman
Recommended Use: Camping & Hiking
Included Components: Coleman 8-Person Instant Tent
Warranty Description: One Year Limited Warranty
UPC: 076501126860
Model Name: Coleman Instant Tent with 1-Minute Setup, 4/6/8/10 Person Cabin Tent with Pre-Attached Poles, Air Vent, & Carry Bag
Manufacturer: The Coleman Company, Inc.
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Manufacturer Part Number: 2000018296
Model Number: 2000018296
Age Range Description: Adult
Item Type Name: Coleman 8-Person Instant Tent
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Size: Contains PFAS
Style: 8-person
WARRANTY UPDATE: I have to add to the observations below that Coleman's warranty department is amazing to work with. They took back the 6-person tent we found to be too small on our first trip, just because I felt that the 6-person description was misleading, no questions asked. NEXT, after the pin failed (see below) in wind, they're replacing it, no questions asked. The Amazon Prime window had closed by a month. The proper way to submit a warranty issue is on their website under WARRANTY. You simply save your receipt from here in PDF (or scan a print), write the date & "WEB" on the product, take a couple of pictures, and that's IT. They answered my inquiry in less than 24 hours. I'll stick with a company that stands behind their product - which in this case is a GREAT tent - this well. WIND UPDATE: ours collapsed but still 5-stars! It held out until we were taking it down. On our first Tiger Scout trip with this sustained winds were 10 to 14 mph but gusts might have hit 30 mph for two nights. Our packs' tents include various Colemans and direct "instant tent" competitors from Amazon and Walmart, but also some more expensive dome tents. Two or three failed equally, so no favor to the more expensive options. Although a pin failed when we were taking the tent down it held through two nights of winds from all directions off of the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico (at Florida Keys Camp Sawyer). If you look at the knuckle under the fabric on the frame you'll see they're plastic-reinforced tips through the metal rods, secured with a metal pin - the pin broke eventually, not the plastic or the rod, so I'd consider it pretty good construction for a "cheap" tent. At times the tent was pressed down on top of us, almost flattened. Although it rained HARD we were completely dry except for one side-seam that dripped only enough to soak up with a face wash cloth (not much!). The two doors were GREAT because we could use the "downwind" side rather than the "wet" side. I hope never to camp in another situation like this (probably motel camp), but learned a few things to pass on if wind is expected. (1) most important is to guy-line out farther than expected and will bring some glow sticks to help keep people away from them. Make them long - short guy-lines are not effective in wind. (2) forget the stakes that come with your tent - buy the strongest you can find (foot-long nail/spikes from Home Depot) and bring a hammer, not a rubber mallet. You may never need them but they're essential in the event of wind and will reach deeper in wet earth. I could have easily fixed the pin but before realizing how easy it would be we trashed the tent - the rods were bent a little and so I just hammered them down into one another. So, we'll be buying another of these. The only change I'm going to make is to buy more of the beefy spikes (they held very well), something to glow on the guy-lines, and a chord long enough to tie around the top of the rods to help keep them from flexing all around in high wind (thinking that maybe the chord will take some of the pressure off of the joints). Even though ours failed we were safe, dry and very comfortable until it was time to go. Love this tent! ORIGINAL REVIEW: My video is actually for the disc-o-cot but shows the tent wide open. Also, I say "eight people" can sleep on two side by side but obviously I mean four with more up front. Other reviews hit all the high points about 1 minute setip, quality and dryness. This is a great tent. The OPTIONAL fly is essential for ventilation if there's any chance of rain but the tent stays dry inside without it. It rained two days without any leaks at all even though one of the front doors was not completely zipped at the floor. I strongly recommend this rather than the 6 person version because the price, weight and ease of setup are comparable for the luxury of the extra room. We have been using the 6-person version for our family of three but even with a disd-o-bunk bed found it tight because we all like to sleep off the floor and cots take space. Don't even consider more than five in this tent even without cots, unless the kids are still very small, of course. By the way, the disc-o-cot hits a 9 foot wall because of the slope so the 6 person tent isn't optimal. Even though you're probably not using bunk beds now, the extra foot is nice. In addition to the giant 14 foot side walls this one has two 10 foot ends, each with a door. The extra door and one foot more than the 9 feet in the six person allows us to leave 2+ foot isle between cots, each of which is 30+ inches (we're car camping after all). There is a ton of extra space left over up font for a adult, two small kids chairs or all of your gear. Camping with cub scouts can be a real challenge especially when they're still bobcats, and a luxurious tent with a good night's sleep makes a huge difference! This is why I suggest this tent for even three.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2015 by MikeInWeston
Easy set up and take down. It took me a little bit to figure it out but works great. I set up the tent by myself in less than five minutes
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2026 by Charles Mac
Size: Contains PFAS
Style: 8-person
Love our tent! First trip out we had damaging hail, high winds, tornado warnings and torrential rain. The tent help up, only a few holes in the screen. Everything stayed dry. The tent held up great. Sets up easy, plenty of room, very stabile and comfortable
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2026 by Candy Snyder
I bought the 10 person tent on a prime day deal and overall, it's been alright. Is it the lap of luxury when it comes to tents? Not really, but it's not bad either. It's big enough that we can fit a queen air mattress (sleeping my wife and I) next to a full air mattress (sleeping my 7 and 6 year olds) with a pack'n'play (sleeping my 2 year old) at the foot of the queen mattress and still have room for some gear in front of the full air mattress and a good sized space for the walk in at the door. Do note though that my setup for this will block the second (soft) door, but it leaves the hard door open with plenty of space to come in and a spot to change clothes in easily. In the future when my 2 year old outgrows a pack'n'play, I will modify the setup so that I am sleeping on my ZenBivy at the foot of the air mattresses and he is up in the beds w/ the rest of the family and when not sleeping, I can move my ZenBivy out of the way for more floor space. As far as weather resistance goes, it's pretty good. We had a camping trip where we got dumped on with rain for 16 hours and we only had a few small puddles form in the corners of the tents which isn't bad for a tent this size and shape and 16 hours of rain. Where this loses a star for the weather resistance is that the rainfly does not go over the top of the door and the slant of the tent makes it so when you open the door, all the water on the rainfly drops right into the door on the floor of the tent. We had to put a towel there to manage the water at the door for that reason. We also had another camp site where both nights we got slammed with some heavy winds and the tent did just fine with only the stakes (no guy lines) and our stuff in it. The tent is pretty spacious, but I wish it had more of the canopy design to get more headroom everywhere in the tent. I'm 6'3" and I can stand up in the middle, but still have to hunch at the edges. For the durability, it's decent. I've had this tent up and down about 10 times now with some trips + backyard camping and it's doing pretty well. Some of the blackout material is cracking in parts of the rainfly, so I doubt that will hold up to years of use, but it's still blocking water and what not, it's just letting a bit of light in. Setup is insanely easy; however, takedown does suck. It is hard to get the tent back down to the profile it needs to be to fit the bag. It's takes me some good effort with a lot of strategic wrapping of the fabric along with kneeling on it and having a second person help to zip it up. Overall, I'm happy with the purchase. It's a decent tent and fits the whole family pretty comfortably. It handled some crazy winds and a ton of rain just fine with no major issues other than the rainfly not protecting the door very well.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2024 by Stephen Porter
Size: Contains PFAS
Style: 4-person
My family and I like taking this with us on our beach trips to give us some privacy with the babies and shade. We've had it for over 5 years and it still works great! Easy to set up and break down, spacious, and has great options for ventilation (just open up side zippers). Great for family trips, keeps up safe from the sun, bugs and critters.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026 by Sasha Chavez
Size: Contains PFAS
Style: 4-person
...you ONLY camp in DRY weather!!! So this experience began as I purchased this 4 person tent a year ago so my wife and I could go camping for our anniversary. It seemed like a good deal and I have had other pieces of Coleman gear...sleeping bags, stoves etc since the 1970's and I was satisfied with the quality. First off...It took 3 times to get what one would consider a "new" tent. In all fairness, this could be due to the amazon/coleman returns process. The first had sand all in it and the second had a hole in the rear of the built in "rainfly". We did receive the 3rd tent with only a day or two to spare before going camping. Last year, we arrived in severe weather so we were stuck in the car until it passed and set camp late that night having thankfully nice weather until we left. Fast forward to this year, same campsite same tent. The first night to midday of the next day dry but breezy. Light rain started around 4pm as expected. Only 2 and a half hours of light to moderate rainfall into a 6.5 hour rain event, the roof started leaking at the seams and from inside the loop where you hang a light or something. Not long after that, say another 10 or so minutes, every seam under every window and even the back wall seam midway up the wall began to leak. As we started to see how much water was coming in, I noticed that ALL roof and wall panels are now saturated and water weeps inside directly where it lands on the outside! At about 9PM I knew there was a final line of heavy rain still to come before it all moved away so, I cut open a zip lock bag and used an entire roll of 1 inch gorilla tape to slow the ingress of water as it was ice cold and dripping on our bedding. we were committed since we couldn't get to our vehicle without becoming soaked. I should note that even when the heavy line came through, it was NOT severe. In total, we received about 1.5 maybe 2 inches of rain over the entire event. I know because I've been a trained NWS weather spotter for 2 decades and had my eyes on the radar. #weathernerd I will admit I became suspicious about the marketing of this model over the last year as I did see an additional rainfly available for this tent here on amazon. I thought why does it need another if they claim it has one built in and the whole thing has this weather tech coating complete with symbols of blowing wind? Back to the incoming weather. We DID have a wind advisory but being in a forest with 120ft+ tall trees, we never had anything on the ground level gusts higher than 10-20mph. I did have a tarp setup over the entrance that was facing the direction the rain was coming from (SW) so the doors did not leak as bad as every other surface did. I will say this, the "bathtub" design of this tent was SOLID and waterproof!! That is the ONLY reason for that extra star. We set the tent on top of a ground tarp but the bottom did not leak and thankfully so. While this was a challenge and we obviously didn't sleep well and had a fair amount of gear get wet, it did not completely ruin the trip. Keep in mind it was only used ONE other time a year apart and it stayed in it's case in storage. This is only a fair weather tent or for use in your back yard at home where if the weather turns wet, you can run into the house! Do not plan to use this for any camping where you have to drive any distance and/or to an event or occasion that is meaningful as it will let you down. The setup is pretty quick too, once you are used to it, you'll think of it as an inverted umbrella. In summary, do NOT take gear to the field without testing it first! I knew this and I just didn't because I ran out of time due to being sent used or defective merchandise. I mistakenly trusted a brand name and their marketing gimmicks. I will NOT be buying ANY other Coleman tents! Are they right for you? You, be the judge. Austin <><
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2024 by AC n DC
The main reason I bought this tent is because of its size and ease of setup. I am 6'6" tall, so smaller tent shared with anyone else makes for an uncomfortable night. The length and width are long enough to accommodate me, even when sleeping at the edges. It is tall enough that i can at least stand up while leaning over just a bit. I cant fullt stand up in it, but i dont have to crouch down on my knees to move around in it. I decided to try the tent out for the first time this weekend while taking my son on a boy scout campout, without having ever taken it out of the bag, and without previously watching any videos or reading instructions on set up. It still was a very quick setup. It took about 2 minutes to set up and get the 6 stakes down, and that was with a lot of wind (this did not include the 4 support stakes for the cords. It took me another couple of minutes to get the knots undone and stake those down). Takedown the next morning was just as easy. There was a bit of struggle getting it rolled back up to fit in the bag easily but that is the case with any tent ive had. The main reason i am giving it 5 stars though is because it actually made it through the night. We stayed at the very tip of Dauphin Island in Alabama. Inside Ft Gaines to be exact. On a weekend with a pretty big storm rolling in. Although it did not rain while i was there, the wind was blowing at 35+ mph for the entire night. I set it up around 6pm, and took it down the next morning around 7am and it stayed standing the entire time. This was not just an occasional gust of wind coming in. It was a steady 35mph, nonstop, the entire night. Occasionally there were some gusts that reached 50+ mpg. Every now and then, the top of the tent would shift and i thought the arms were going to give out, but they never did. I left all of the windows open throughout the night to keep some of the pressure of the wind off, but i think it would have stayed up even if they were closed. I did not have any leaks on mine, but it did not rain on us while the tent was up. There was a little spray from the ocean, but the wind was so strong it did not have time to sit on the tent and get in. Because of the design, its not a light or compact tent, but i would not expect one like this to be, so that's not a problem or negative to me. It will still fit in the trunk of a small car, so its not terribly long. I intend on using this on typical campouts with the family and do not intend on hiking long distances with it. There is only one negative thing about it to me, and that is the stakes that are included. They are the typical L shaped cheap tent stakes that come with every tent. I forgot to bring my good stakes with me, so i had to use these. Several were bent or pulled half up the next morning, so i will be buying another set of good ones to keep in the bag. I am not removing any stars from my rating just because it did hold up after all, even in the very sandy terrain i had it in. But it is worth noting that you should purchase a decent set, and that goes for any tent you buy. While you are at it, go ahead and buy a small cheap mallet to keep in the tent bag too. Then you never have to remember to pack one, or have to hunt for something hard enough to drive them down.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2017 by C.Will
I opted for this tent because the overall consensus was how very easy it is to put up. Yes, it really is very, VERY easy to erect. We are a family of scientific/engineering types, so not the very least likely to succeed with putting up a tent, but we are also not very advanced campers. With some experience (less than one camping trip per year) but not a lot, we found this tent to be super easy to put up, even with 5 and 8 year old children distracting us in the process. We used it a couple of times in the backyard first. No real problems there (except a nervous preschooler who decided to "go back home"/inside before 9pm.) When we were planning a class camping trip with other families, I warned my husband, "the reviews say this tent is great, EXCEPT IN THE RAIN" so we planned to just pack up early and leave if the weather turned bad. Well, living in New England... we got a pretty intense thunderstorm during our three night camping trip! The shelter over the picnic tables was leaking. One (out of five) families just packed it in and left at dusk when their tent started to flood. The weather reports the next day actually stated flash floods occurred in the area where we camped... but we slept pretty darn dry in the Coleman 6-Person Instant Tent! I would say there were two very tiny spots of water infiltration from above. We definitely had one child who rolled to the side and got a damp sleeping bag due to sleeping in contact with the side of the tent. HOWEVER, even without the rainfly and with no tarp covering us, all in all, we had a dry tent. This far exceeded my expectation for how well this inexpensive, easy-up tent would handle serious rainfall. (It POURED in the evening, then rained softly to moderately throughout most of the night.) We did luck out, by arriving last in our group, in having the highest placed campsite at our New Hampshire state park. The coziest seeming sites were definitely downhill from ours when the weather turned bad. The site did seem pretty flat upon initial visual inspection, though. The soil was sandy, so the rain water was able to sink it fairly quickly, thank goodness. Aside from weather resistance, our family of four found the interior space of this tent comfortable. We use the self-inflating (backpacker style) camping pads by Therm-A-Rest (Thermarest Luxury Map Air Mattress, Blue in the 30-inch wide XL size for the adults and much smaller 3/4 length pads for the kids), so we aren't crowding the tent as much as household sized thick air mattresses would. It was snug but comfortable with our beds deployed and a few duffle bags with clothing. We had room to move between our beds, but we only use the tent to sleep and get dressed. Having read all the reviews, I brought a few wooden clothes pins to use to keep the window flaps from flapping, and I had zero issue with any noise or inconvenience with the windows. I am very easily disturbed by things like fluttering flaps. As others have written, it sure would be nice to have extra loops or pockets in the tent for storage, but, again, I knew what to expect and just kept a little tote next to my bed with my LED lamp, eyeglasses, etc. At this price point, I found the tent completely satisfactory as far as features were concerned. I wish there were a footprint sized precisely for this tent. I worried about water infiltration all night during our heavy rains. I was able to fold a standard tarp to fit neatly underneath the Coleman 6-Person Instant Tent, but I would have paid a few extra dollars to have a tarp that fit perfectly like a proper footprint does. I am pretty likely to buy the new rainfly accessory for this tent now that it is available. As I said, our experience was very positive in a pretty significant rainfall, but I did sleep poorly worrying that water was going to come in during the night. I have also strongly considered some kind of easy up shelter just tossed up over the entire tent to stop the worst of a deluge getting to us... In a nutshell, I am very satisfied with the Coleman 6-Person Instant Tent. It met my highest priority, which was a set-up so easy that tent-anxiety wouldn't keep us from heading out for a camping trip. The five-star review is because FOR THE PRICE, this tent wildly exceeded my expectations. I would be using much more stringent requirements (pockets, conveniences) if the price point were more than just barely into the three digit range, like the Paha Que, Mountain Hardware, etc. tents that I covet but could not justify for our infrequent current usage. This is a great place to start if you are a family considering camping but not ready for big cash commitments. In that scenario, IMHO, spend less on your first tent and a little more to ensure you have good sleeping pads (cushioning) to avoid physical pain/misery, warm enough sleeping bags, and good basic cooking equipment so everyone can enjoy themselves.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2012 Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2012 by K. Levin