Coleman Sundome Camping Tent with Rainfly, 2/3/4/6 Person Tent Sets Up in 10 Mins, Weatherproof Shelter for Camping, Festivals, Backyard, Sleepovers, & More
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Color: Navy Blue
Size: 6 Person (PFAS)
Features
- Spacious and Comfortable: Tent accommodates 2/3/4/6 people and fits two queen-size air beds
- Strong and Durable: Frame tested to withstand 35+ mph winds
- Easy Setup: Complete setup in under 10 minutes with snag-free poles
- Enhanced Ventilation: Large windows and ground vent for improved airflow
- Weather-Protected: Included rainfly offers extra weather protection
- Furnished with E-Port: Makes it easy to bring in electrical power
- Perfect Dimensions: Measures 10 x 10 ft for optimum space
Description
Meet the Sundome tents designed to make your next camping trip even better than before. Showers in the forecast? We made sure the Sundome 2-Person Camping Tent’s WeatherTec system helps protect against rain and wind whether you’re at the campground with family or in the backcountry with friends. Get to the epic hikes or epic camp meals faster—the tent sets up quickly thanks to the snag-free, continuous sleeves.
Brand: Coleman
Product Dimensions: 120"L x 120"W x 72"H
Item Weight: 18.2 Pounds
Floor Width: 10 Feet
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping & Hiking
Shape: Round
Occupancy: 6 Person
Seasons: All Weather
Included Components: Tent
Water Resistance Technology: 1200 Mm
Occupancy: 6 Person
Seasons: All Weather
Water Resistance Technology: 1200 Mm
Additional Features: Rainfly
Occupant Capacity: 6
Installation Type: Free Standing
Closure Type: Zipper
Number Of Doors: 1
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Number Of Pockets: 2
Number of Rooms: 1
Is Waterproof: true
Number Of Poles: 2
Sport Type: Camping & Hiking
Shape: Round
Tent Design: Camping Tent
Color: Navy Blue
Style Name: 6 Person
Form Factor: Dome
Material Type: Nylon
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash
Pole Material Type: Aluminum
Base: Polyethylene
Stake Material: Metal or Plastic
Tent Floor Material: Polyethylene
Rainfly Material: Waterproof Fabric
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 120"L x 120"W x 72"H
Item Weight: 18.2 Pounds
Floor Width: 10 Feet
Size: 6 Person (PFAS)
Floor Length: 10 Feet
Maximum Height: 6 Feet
Floor Area: 26 Square Meters
Brand Name: Coleman
Recommended Use: Camping & Hiking
Included Components: Tent
Warranty Description: See manufacturer
UPC: 076501132823 076501150421
Model Name: Coleman Sundome Tent
Global Trade Identification Number: 21
Manufacturer: The Coleman Company, Inc.
Unit Count: 1.0 Ounce
Age Range Description: Adult
Item Type Name: Tent
Model Number: 2000024583
Manufacturer Part Number: 2000024583
Assembly Time: 10 Minutes
Is Assembly Required: No
Assembly Instructions Description: Visitfor assembly instructions.
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Update: My two kids and I used this tent for a Scout camp this past weekend. The first night was torrential rains and heavy winds for at least 6 hours. I sat awake wondering when the rain would start getting into the tent, waiting for my rain cover to blow off or for water to start accumulating. In the morning our tent was in one piece and completely dry inside. I didn't use a ground cover or tarp. Just the tent. We had not one drop of water in our tent. The other families that were in tents all had rain in their tents. One family had at least an inch of water. This tent was fantastic and I was so happy to wake up in a dry tent. Please note I did buy and use better tent stakes, I upgraded from the stakes that were included. I would highly recommend better tent stakes. But with better tent stakes I highly recommend this tent if you think you are going to be in rainy conditions. I researched a lot of tents prior to purchase. I needed something easy to set up on my own. I wanted a tent that could withstand heavy rain. I also wanted a tent that could comfortably sleep 4 (2 Kids 2 adults). This tent met all these requirements. I was able to set up almost the entire tent on my own and quickly. The tent itself was no problem but I’m only 5’2” so struggled with the rainfly but I was able to get it with help from my 7 year old. The size of this tent is perfect. I used it with just one queen air mattress and there was so much room. I was able to set up a little table (just a bin)and play mat inside the tent for my kids. On night 2 it downpoured and we were kept completely dry. I could easily stand up in the tent. But again I’m fairly short. This would be an excellent tent for warm weather camping. I would not use for cold weather. I live in Minnesota and took this tent camping this past weekend. I thought I’d be ok temp wise. The temperature both nights dropped to 36 degrees and due to all the ventilation the tent got pretty cold. However this was my error in using this tent in cold weather. The tent itself is great. Perfect for warm weather. I just would caution about using in colder temps. I look forward to using this spring and summer!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2017 by Hettie72
I purchased this tent as a last minute replacement when I discovered all our previous tents had problems that were not things I could immediate fix. So since I've only used this for a weekend camping trip so far, and in ideal weather, I can't answer a lot but here are my opinions on it: - How many can fit? 6 KIDS could probably fit. If you're an experienced camper then you obviously already knew this wouldn't fit 6 adults (or even teens) but I just feel the need to specify this. Realistically though if you're using camping mats that aren't larger than a sleeping and are adults you could squeeze 4 with room for bags at your feet. Cot wise I was using a Tenton Sports Adventurer so with using that as a reference I would say you could squeeze a maximum of 3 in there with no real aisle space on either side (maybe a leg width?), this is assuming you use the end point to enter and leave as well as storing underneath the cots. If you want more elbow room then I wouldn't put more than 2 in of that size, you could definitely put 2 of the XXL version of Tenton's cot as well and have space for an aisle between in which case with larger cots you could probably fit 2 couples comfortably if there aren't a million bags to deal with. - Is set up easy? As someone who has grown up camping this is pretty much your standard tent design in terms of set up. I ended up at the campsite well after dark and had a veteran camper along with a friend who doesn't tent camp often for helping me set it up to which it took us less than 5 minutes to put up. Super easy and does not require instructions if you've ever put up a tent like it before. - How is break down? Last day of the camp out I ended up having to break down the tent alone so it took me maybe more like 10 minutes but with help it shouldn't take that long at all. I even managed to get it into the bag WITH SPACE TO SPARE.... I folded in half then into 3rds and it fit without any struggle with everything rolled up in the tent. Still shocked it fit that easily after years of struggling with other tents to fit back into their bags. - Is there headroom to stand? Yes, PLENTY of head room and probably the roomiest tent I have owned to date. I'm 5'5" and even with a small hanging light I got for the top of the tent I still had an arms reach above worth of room. Closer to the walls obviously it's a bit shorter but I did not feel the slightest bit restricted like a normal small tent has. - Is it warm? On a sunny day with it entirely closed it got a tad warm when I checked in on it but with all the ventilation it has built in already it really doesn't get scorching like some tents do if you don't have any windows open. The first night with this tent it actually got pretty chilly and the tent was assuredly not meant for colder nights, with a better sleeping bag rated for colder weather you should be fine though... mine just was very old and not great against the cold anymore. - Does it hold up to rain? I camped in sunny weather, so I cannot personally review it from experience, but I would say this is not a tent that I would knowingly take on a camping trip that will have rain. The only real reason I say this is because the back has this little vent to let air in around head level if you're sleeping on the ground which is great for summer/warm weather but as someone that has been in a flooded tent before it just seems like a horrible feature if you're going up against a storm. Some reviews claimed this wasn't a problem though so perhaps it isn't as big of an issue as it just appears to be from my perspective at least. Overall I love this tent, wish it retained heat a bit more, but definitely look forward to using it again on the next camping trip! Feel free to ask any further questions I'll try my best to keep on top of replies.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2017 by Washburn
EDIT: We've taken this tent camping in several weather conditions now. We've been camping in 95 degree heat, temps in the 30's at night, and heavy rain and wind. We stayed dry in the rain and wind, it vents really well in the heat, and it does reasonably well in cold temps. I am pleasantly surprised. I have never owned a Coleman tent before but I'm pretty impressed so far. This review is after our first 3-night camping trip. We bought the 6-person tent. This is a nice tent for the price if you consider what it's made for and what it's not made for. I recommend this for 2 people (and 3 dogs) or a small family. The tent is half mesh so this tent is great for warm weather, not so great for cold weather. It is very breathable though so condensation is not a problem. We put a queen mattress inside and there is just enough room on the sides to walk bent over or for some gear. The temperature got down into the mid 40's at night and we were plenty warm enough with our good sleeping bags. The third day was about 95 degrees in the daytime and the tent vented as well as any tent would. You could remove the rain fly if you wanted but I prefer the privacy. It's really easy to set up, really easy. It took us less than 15 minutes to set up. The tent pegs are just the standard cheap tent pegs that any tent comes with. We have nicer tent pegs that we always use. Always put a tarp down underneath the tent as a ground cover. We would not take this tent if the weather forecast called for rain or wind or freezing temps. We have a much more expensive tent if we are going to be camping in extreme conditions. I wouldn't call this a 3 season tent. I would call this a summer tent. I like it for its simplicity and convenience. The little zippered corner to run an extension cord through is a nice touch. So, I recommend this for light duty camping. I would take a different tent for more extreme conditions.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2020 by cltinseattle
Color: Navy Blue
Size: 6 Person (PFAS)
I bought this gently used and fulfilled by Amazon in case I needed an uncomplicated return. It had been used maybe once and the rain fly seemed unused, so great condition. My 5 & 6 year old helped me set it up in 30 min on our first trial run (but I could do it in 20 by myself). However, our first time using it was on a scout camp-out and I had to set up the tent in darkness. With the help of two older scouts, we got it done fairly easily considering how dark it was, and how inexperienced I am. It probably took more like 40 min that night. Still, it really is easy to put up and take down when you can see! It's very roomy -- we had full and twin inflatable mattresses and plenty of room for our stuff. It's going to be a fantastic SUMMER tent. But that night it got down to 40 degrees F and it was seriously the coldest night of my life!! Absolutely miserable. I had even tried to cover one mesh wall with emergency mylar blankets and it didn't help. We had extra moving blankets under and over our sleeping bags, hats on our heads, extra layers of clothing, put the rain fly as close to the walls as possible -- COLD. COLD. COLD. I would say 55 degrees would be the coldest I would sleep in this tent, and even then I'd take extra measures to be warm in there. The two mesh walls just aren't designed to hold in warmth. Otherwise, we do love it! And I would highly recommend it for camping in milder weather. Oh, and a new duffle bag is needed to pack it in, the one it comes in its really small and came with a tear already in the bottom.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2018 by G. Mullins
I have done so much research on this tent and all other possibilities of tents. I did not have a strict budget when making the purchase so this tent was bought after hours of research. The first day we got it we immediately set it up in the backyard to ensure everything works correctly. I began to spray water repellent and put on the seam sealer. When we tried to get the rainfly on one of the hooks snapped. I was frustrated right away. I immediately called the company. This is the reason they have 5 stars instead of 1. The customer service was superb. The young man who helped me quickly took in all the information and sent me a whole new tent. They do not even expect the old one back. All over the rainfly hook. The shipping did not take long either. They set the expectation it might be three weeks it actually only took one. Using the tent. The set up takes two people. If you have people who know what they are doing with a tent it will take you about 5-10 min to set up. If you are still reading directions it should take you no longer than 30 min. The stakes that came with the tent are okay quality. Since we are not going camping in extreme conditions I will not replace them until I need to. The tent is fairly large. Just big enough for my family. I would not say that this sleeps 6 people comfortably. More like 4. My husband is 6ft5 245 lbs. I am 5ft5 120 lbs and my 7 month son slept in the pack and play. We had enough space for the pack and play his sleeping bag and mine along with a few bags we needed to bring in. If we had 5 people with us there is no way we would all fit into the tent. We slept right next to the water where there was a lot of condensation and it was cold! The tent held up fine against the small amount of water. It had no leaks. I believe there may have been a small shower in the middle of the night as well. We didn't notice since everything was so comfortable. No water entered at all! We also had a good amount of wind and no problems there either since we set the tent up correctly. The zippers are easy to use and work well. The front door zipper sometimes gets caught on the guard for it but it is something you learn to pay attention to. All and all this tent was wonderful and I cannot wait to use it again. The best part was that customer service was so helpful! I would definitely recommend this product for anyone who wants to do car tent trips. This tent is much too heavy for backpacking.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2015 by Ksusha
Set up camp in a compact, yet spacious tent with the Coleman® Sundome® 6-Person Dome Tent. If it rains, the tent is 33% more water-resistant, and the WeatherTec™ system with its patented welded floors and inverted seams also helps you stay dry. A ground vent and two windows increase air circulation to help you stay cool and comfortable. The compact dome shape stands up to wind, and you'll get extra weather protection from a door awning and an included rain fly. Setup is simple with snag-free, continuous pole sleeves. Inside, there's enough room to stretch out on two queen-sized airbeds, and storage pockets help to keep small items organized. When it's time to head home, the tent easily packs up into an expandable carry bag with a rip strip until you're off on your next adventure. Up to 33% more water-resistant than a comparable standard Coleman® tent WeatherTec™ system – patented welded floors and inverted seams help keep water out Snag-free, continuous pole sleeves for easy setup Ground vent for increased ventilation 2 windows for great ventilation and views Door awning helps keep the rain out E-Port makes it easy to bring electrical power inside your tent Storage pockets to keep your gear organized Included rainfly for extra weather protection Durable, Polyguard™ fabric is made to last season after season Expandable carry bag lets you tear away the rip strip for easy packing Easy setup in about 10 minutes Spacious interior has room for 2 queen airbeds 10 x 10 ft. 6 ft. center height 1-year limited warranty Three things you need to know when buying a tent................. 1. When choosing a tent always remove one person of the allowance of people that the tent recommends. this gives you more room and area for you bag's. 2. Choose a tent that bet fits you size and needs. I'm 6'4" so I like space for me to stand and a place for my camp cot. So the 6 Person Sundome with a 6ft center height, a 4 Person Sundome has a 4' 11" center height. The 3 Person Sundome has a 4'4" center height. The 2 Person Sundome has a 4' center height. 3. These tents are simple a easy to set up. Take your time when setting up. Speed will usually result in something broken. While setting up remember as much as it is sunny out there your tent rain fly has the UV protect built in. So as much as its nice to have you tent open to the stars its a must to keep the rain fly on the tent during hot / sunny weather. Without the rain fly the tent will break down faster. When placing your rain fly on make sure you staked down all the points of the rain fly. When you have staked down they give your tent the proper flow of air which keeps your tent cool during hot or cold weather. 4. These tents are what is considered to be 3 season only which means Spring, Summer, Fall if you are looking for a tent that is winter or snow you want a tent with the rain fly to come all the way down to the ground. Like the ( Coleman - Hooligan; 3 - Tent ). 5. These are not considered to be backpacking tents but many people have used them. If you want to use it for Backpacking separate the load with someone else. 6. The tent pegs are metal which work fine for most of the time, but better to pick up some heavy duty tent pegs which take more punishment in harder ground. 7. Bug spray doesn't belong on or inside the tent. It will remove the WeatherTec protection on your ten with would allow your ten to leak. 8. Remember Think about where you plan on going tent camping. Most State Parks only offer a 12' X 12' Tent space so it you have a tent that is 14' L X 8' W X 6' H that means your tent will be 2 ft over the camp spot. 9. Warranty is one year but my 3 man Sundome tent has lasted me 12 years. It will last longer if you keep it clean and well maintained. If something breaks understand Amazon will replace it under first 30 days after that you would go directly to Coleman. The Poles are made of fiberglass so remember they aren't designed for trashing on or playing with. Coleman does sell extra poles which is always nice to keep extra in case of a breakage or accident. 10. Coleman Warranty info is : The Coleman Company, Inc. Make sure you register you tent. [...] Attn: Returns Dept. 3600 North Hydraulic Wichita, KS 67219 11. Contact Coleman Consumer Service Hours:Call 1-800-835-3278 12. GET OUT THERE AND HAVE FUN!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2016 by Robert D.
Wow, I was super happy with this tent. Took it camping in early August in NH, and it was perfect. Was debating between the 4 and 6-person tent, and so glad I went with the 6-person. It’s a great size - easily fits a large (tall) queen air mattress with a few feet of room on the side for bags and general human maneuvering. Extremely comfortable for 2 people (but much more room than we technically needed, even with a giant mattress.) Very easy to set up and feels nice and sturdy - I expect it to last for years. No problems with the seams, zippers, etc. The tent stakes are not the best and bend easily if you hit a small rock, but those are easily replaced. (We were fine with them for the first trip but will be buying replacements that are more study and easier to use for the next trip - I suggest to go ahead and just upgrade to better stakes if you’re purchasing this tent. Also get a thick tarp for the bottom for a moisture barrier and to prevent tears from any rocks.) Big note - this is a summer tent. LOTS of ventilation, which is super amazing. But, if the nights are cold, the fact that the entire top is a screen (with a light canopy covering) may leave you wishing you had a warmer blanket. I probably won’t be using this in the spring/fall unless I bring a very warm sleeping bag. I was able to pack it all back up by myself and fit it back in the nice duffle bag it comes in. Once it was all packed away I saw that there was a way to expand the bag, so it will be even easier next time! :) Highly recommend for family camping. Great price and quality lightweight tent for summer trips.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2019 by lia
We’ve owned the sundown 6 for 2 years and in that time, we have camped for over 70 nights in a variety of conditions. Over one summer alone, we travelled for 6 weeks across 27 states and 2 provinces, camping the entire way. Here are the pros and cons we discovered along the way. 1. It held up through some massive rain storms. For the record, we always spray our tents, and especially the seams, with silicone at the start of a camping season. Additionally, we managed to squeeze 2 queen sized air mattresses into the tent, and then shared that space between 5 people. We just fit in width, but it was naturally difficult to keep all blankets, pillows and even the corner of the mattress out of contact with the side wall. Experienced campers know that contact=leaks in a rain. Despite these constraints, the tent kept us dry throughout some intense and long rains, with no more than 1/4 cup worth of water pooling in a corner where we have contact issues. In fact, our sundown 4 kept my husband and son dry on a group trip where many others had to bail because their expensive tents were leaking extensively. 2. It sets up and take down fairly easily. If at least two corners of the tent are staked before lifting the poles, a single person can set it up. On our road trip we were constantly setting up and taking down our tent, and it didn’t become cumbersome at all. 3. In hot climates the tent is very airy, however the mesh roof makes for cold nights when sleeping in cold environments (aka Yellowstone in July). 4 I do not like how low the mesh roof comes down on two sides of the tent. If the rain fly is staked our tightly, then neighbors from the side can see in (a little bit) through the mesh. Think of the small gap between rainfly and mesh as similar to an awkwardly placed gap in a public bathroom stall door. One can’t see much—but it’s enough to make a person standing or sitting to get changed a little uncomfortable. That means that I had to lay down to get changed. It was also enough for my pesky son to threaten his sister that he might peek in...siblings. 5. The tent has held up in some fairly windy weather. However, all guys lines do attach to the rain fly, so it can make stargazing in windy weather difficult. We opted to sleep sans rain fly in Badlands National Park. The wind battered the sides of the tent, which simultaneously battered me! If you like to sleep under the stars, be prepared to make your own guy lines. 6. It actually folds into the bag...a couple half folds and a triple fold before rolling (fold it right and there is even a little room to spare). 7. It has held up under a lot of activity without replacing any parts. However, year 3 ( which might be equivalent to year 10 for once-a-year campers) and the zipper is starting to split at the top. Not bad for the price of the tent. We plan to camp around the NW this summer for another 6 weeks and have decided to go with a larger 10x14 tent to actually fit those 2 queen mattresses. But we have stashed this tent under the floor in our van just in case. Many National Park sites can’t guarantee more than a 12x12 pad, and this tent folds up small enough to be a back-up. With a 10x10 footprint, it can go anywhere.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2018 by Learning as I go