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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Style
- 9 Person
- Dimensions
- 192"L x 108"W x 72"H
- Weight
- 18.2 lb
- Color
- Orange
- Material
- Durable 68D Polyester
- Seasons
- 3 Season
- In the box
- Rainfly
- Warranty
- Limited 1-year Warranty
Features 5
- Sleeps 9 people; Fits three queen air mattresses; Center Height: 72 inches
- CORE H20 Block Technology and adjustable ground vent.Pole Type: Traditional Fiber Glass Poles
- Features gear loft with lantern hook and pockets to keep items organized and off the tent floor
- Electrical cord access port (port is fully closable when not in use)
- Includes tent, tent poles, rain fly, tent stakes, and carry bag. All Core tents are equipped with water resistant PU coated fabric and taped seams to help keep moisture out
Description
A 16’ X 9’ floor plan can sleep 9 adults in sleeping bags not counting additional gear. It can also sleep fewer campers with lots of luggage. You'll love the views through the mesh ceiling panels and if it starts to rain, we've got you covered. With extra wide, thick tape that is heat sealed to the rainfly fabric, wind and rain don't stand a chance. Normal seams let water in. Our seams are heat sealed from the rainfly down to the floor so water stays outside. The two additional ridge poles maximizes interior space to make this tent feel like a spacious outdoor retreat. These advanced vents draw cool air in from adjustable air intake vents on the ground and allows hot air to escape through a large mesh ceiling. Conveniently run an extension cord into your tent through the E-port. This triangle section of the tent closes securely with hook and loop strips around your power cord or closes fully when not in use.
Specs 47
| Occupancy | 9 Person |
|---|---|
| Seasons | 3 Season |
| Water Resistance Technology | All Core® tents are equipped with water resistant PU coated fabric and taped seams to help keep moisture out |
| Additional Features | Rainfly, Tent Stakes, Water-Resistant |
| Occupant Capacity | 9 |
| Installation Type | Free Standing |
| Closure Type | Zipper |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| Number Of Windows | 4 |
| Number Of Pockets | 2 |
| Number of Rooms | 1 |
| Support Pole Attachment Mechanism | Hook and Loop |
| Is Waterproof | False |
| UV Protection | [POSSIBLE] |
| Number Of Poles | 4 |
| Sport Type | Camping & Hiking |
| Shape | Dome |
| Tent Design | Camping Tent |
| Color | Orange |
| Style Name | 9 Person |
| Form Factor | Dome |
| Material Type | Durable 68D Polyester |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash |
| Pole Material Type | Fiberglass |
| Base | Polyethylene |
| Stake Material | Steel, Aluminum, or Plastic |
| Tent Floor Material | Polyethylene |
| Rainfly Material | Water-resistant fabric |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 192"L x 108"W x 72"H |
| Item Weight | 18.2 pounds |
| Floor Width | 9 feet |
| Size | 9 Person |
| Floor Length | 27 inches |
| Maximum Height | 72 inches |
| Floor Area | 144 sq ft |
| Minimum Trail Weight | 18.2 pounds |
| Brand Name | CORE |
| Recommended Use | Camping & Hiking |
| UPC | 751738879887 817427012918 |
| Model Name | CORE 9P Extended Dome Tent |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00817427012918 |
| Manufacturer | Core |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Item Type Name | Family Camping Tent |
| Model Number | 40004 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 40004 |
| Assembly Instructions Description | Refer to the manufacturer-provided manual for detailed assembly instructions. |
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Great tent for car camping with a family of 4
Size: 9 Person
I purchased the Core 9-person extended dome tent for family use during car camping trips. I have several tents including an ultra light 2-person for backpacking, as well as a 4-person and 6-person dome tents for car camping. I've found that for car camping, it is best to take the rated size of a tent and divide it in half to arrive at the right size for comfortably fitting your family. My family of 4 found the Core 9-person tent a nice fit during our first use in the Sierra Mountains near Yosemite. I considered several 9 and 10-person tents including cabin-style models from various brands, but opted for Core's modified dome tent with extended side areas. I found this design to be more resistant to high winds that you often encounter in the mountains, especially when temperatures fluctuate at sunup or sundown. During our first use, our tent held up to such winds while cabin-style 10-person tents on sites near ours were heavily buffeted. Another key difference is the size and configuration of the rain fly for a dome tent versus a cabin-style tent. The rain flys on cabin-style tents leave a lot more of the tent exposed. In terms of interior space, we were able to fit two Coleman cots and two twin-size air mattresses into the tent. This left just enough space to maneuver in between, as well as at top and bottom to get in or out of the tent. Next time we are going to swap the air mattresses for two more cots because they have smaller footprints and enable storage of packs underneath. Doing so will open up a lot more space and make the Core tent perfect for our use case. Headroom was adequate for me (6' tall) to stand straight in the middle and slightly stooped at the outer ends. My wife and children could stand comfortably throughout. While some reviewers had issues with the fabric thickness, I found it consistent with most other tents in terms of strength and weight. Overall the materials and build quality of the tent, fly, screen windows, and zippers were very good. As for ease of use, the Core 9-person tent is not a one-person setup tent. It uses individual poles with female ends that are connected to male pegs at points along the bottom edge of the tent. This is in contrast to some other tents that use pre-connected poles that are supposed to simplify setup. I point this out because I tried a Coleman 10-person tent with pre-connected poles and found the bulky plastic connection points susceptible to tearing away from the tent, rendering the tent useless. In fact, the first one I tried came with one of the connectors "pre-ripped" from the tent. Setup and tear down of the Core 9-person tent was quick and very simple but you will need two people. The tent uses four individual poles - two very long and two a bit shorter. The two long poles crisscross the center of the tent to hold up the central dome. After slipping the long poles through the sleeves on top of the tent, the second person should hold up them up while you slip the pole ends over the related pegs at the bottom edges of the tent. The other two poles support the extended side sections of the tent and can be added by just one person. Due to the size of the tent, a second person also comes in handy when putting the fly over the top. I recommend always putting down a tent footprint underneath your tent to mitigate moisture wicking from the ground and to protect your tent floor. A footprint should be a few inches smaller in length and width than your tent. This is to allow rain to run off the tent and not be captured by the footprint where it could seep under the tent. I typically use a plastic tarp for this purpose, but opted to give Core's footprint (sold separately) a try. It was more expensive than a generic tarp, but it was specified for this tent and it was a good fit and saved some time during setup, it might be worth it. Unfortunately, while the footprint's length was perfect, it was two wide (front to back) for the 9-person tent. As such, I had to fold the excess material under the tent and could not peg it. Note to Core: While I had no problems with the poles during my first use, due to their long length and the amount of flex necessary to setup and support the tent, it would be helpful if you offered replacement poles as an add-on. Nothing ruins a camping trip like a broken tent and being able to bring along a spare long and short pole would mitigate that issue. Since no such poles were available, I opted to bring along a $4 pole repair kit instead. All in all, I recommend the Core 9-person extended dome tent. It is a quality tent that sets up easily, has big windows and a bottom vent to regulate temperature, and an ample fly to keep you dry. Unless you want to sleep shoulder to shoulder, don't try cramming the rated 9 people inside. But for 4 or 5 people, this tent is a winner.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2025 by Thomas B.
Above and Beyond
Size: 9 Person
I ordered this tent as a Father's Day gift. I looked for a tent with plenty of room, durability and sturdiness. We got it set up (it took us about 30 minutes) for a family camping event for the 4th of July. My daughter is breastfeeding her baby and so we wanted the tent to be easy to go in and easy to go out, along with privacy. What we found was that the tent has a little porthole type opening that is labeled for an electrical cord and will allow you to Velcro back around that cord to keep bugs and animals from coming in that hole. I didn't know it had this when I ordered it, but what a nice surprise to find this, as it allowed us to put a fan in the tent for my daughter while breastfeeding. This was definitely a score! But after the festivities of the 4th of July and everyone left the tent was truly put to the test because we had an event of an upcoming thunderstorm with heavy winds and rains, and the only place we had to go for safety was in the tent. This tent was unbelievably strong and durable. As the winds blew and what seemed like we may be taken with the wind, this tent did not move... It did sway two and fro in the top but it's base. Did not give way short of one pin. The waters from a nearby pond breached the dam and got under our tent a couple of feet, but this tent never leaked at all. I would purchase this tent over and over again and give it high recommendations for anyone looking for a great buy on a great tent. I would give it higher than five stars if that were an option. A++
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2023 by TDS
Huge space!! Great tent
Size: 9 Person
I live and buy by Amazon reviews so I definitely wanted to review this tent. First of all, it's huge! It can fit nine people but there were just two of us in there. We had a queen sized air mattress and our bags and still had a ton of space. We had the bed running towards the center from the far end of the tent and had space on each side to walk. Second, it's tall in the middle so grown people can stand up fully. I'm not used to that. Getting dressed is so easy when you can stand up! It feels like the Taj Mahal when you're laying in bed and looking around. Third, it is fairly easy to set up. My son helped us with this and it was easy with three people, but could be done easily with two. The poles are quite long so extra hands are good. We had the rain fly slightly askew, though. User error. We did get a slight tear at the seam near the area where the pole comes out near the bottom. Unsure what caused it but our tie dye duct tape, also from Amazon, came in handy. Ventilation is fabulous when you have the screens on and the door flaps open. Plus, it has a great vent at the bottom that you can stake out for more venting. The only issue I could see is if you are limited with available space where you are putting up the tent because it is quite large. I truly love this tent and am very happy with our choice.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2020 by Gooch
A near perfect starter tent!
Size: 3 Person
I purchased this for a camping trip in Big Sur which is usually a colder area that can have rain in early spring. Setting it up for the first time was very straightforward and felt very spacious as the tent size is 7x7. I had no issues with its durability as it withstood some light to moderate rain. Some issues I have with it is the gap between the rainfly and the wall. I found that much of the wind blowing was coming up from under the rainfly and made the tent significantly colder. This is good for summer camping bit in colder conditions it can be quite uncomfortable. A good tip is to lean something against the wall to close that gap or to face the door against the wind. Doing this made the tent significantly warmer and will consider adding some Velcro to close that gap. Doing this however creates a LOT of condensation that leaves water on the inside walls. Another issue is with the zipper, it has a lip on the inside that transitions to another lip on the outside, this transitions makes the tent difficult to open and close which can be a bit annoying. A really cool feature related to the door is a mesh screen that takes up a third of the top of the door that can be opened so you can peek out without having to fully open the tent. A cool plus was with the pockets on the inside and the net in the ceiling that has 2 kinds of hooks to hang anything from lanterns, keys, etc. The material is not thin nor thick and is pretty much the same as any tent whether that’d be a 25 dollar tent or a 500 dollar tent. The water resistant coating does help in some rain but I’d doubt it’d hold up in strong winds or sideways rain. Overall a great tent for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2025 by Jason
Great tent… some suggestions
Size: 9 Person
We borrowed this tent for a family camping trip and loved it so much that we bought the exact same one. I compared it to all of the the other ones within the same size and relative price point and chose this one happily. The good: This tent was very fairly priced and a good deal. It’s huge inside, including a high ceiling. While we didn’t sleep 9 people in this 9 person tent, it was really great for all of us and gear too. I *love* the added touch of the mesh storage loft and the 2 net storage pockets inside. The hanging hook in the center of the ceiling for a lantern is also a great touch! The spacious bag is awesome with plenty of room to pack it back up without having to struggle to squeeze it in like many products out there! One of the big reasons I liked this tent was the huge mesh screens that cover the ceiling and dip down to the corners of the walls. This allowed for a great breeze on the hot summer nights we camped. We didn’t put up the rain fly since there was no rain and needed the airflow. Note that I can’t comment on the waterproofing or water resistance of this tent because of this. My recommendations to improve: It comes with 2 patches but no instructions on how to use them. I'd like to see an option to buy this with aluminum poles. I'm always concerned about the fiberglass ones breaking. This tent would be even better with 2 more mesh storage pockets inside. With a 9 person tent you’d bet that more than 2 pockets would be useful. I’m not complaining, just suggesting to make it even better. I’d also love to see zip up panels to close the “windows” of the mesh ceiling that dips down near the corners of the tent. This would be great for privacy for when you don’t want to put up the actual rain fly that does fully cover it. I’m imagining something similar to the zip up panel that closes the back window and the front window on the door. I would *really love* to see a tent with magnetic closure of the door for quick entries and exits. Let’s face it, this is a 9 person tent and likely kids will be using it. Our kids love to run in and out every minute and the zippers of tents are just annoying - they’re slow to open and fully close each time, they get stuck in the fabric and it’s just a matter of time until they’ll break. I saw something in another tent that talked about a magnetic door closure but turns out it’s only the bottom corner of the door that magnets shut. So close! I’m thinking that good strong magnets could be sewn into the fabric near the edges of the entire door so that they would hold the door basically closed for quick use - this would basically keep out bugs and allow for privacy. And when you want to properly close the door fully then you would use the full zipper. I’m probably going to sew my own magnets in to try it. Wish me luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2023 by A.S.
Great customer service, nice tent, decent material, feels sturdy, mediocre ventilation.
Size: 9 Person
I ordered this tent and it arrived on time with no issues. Upon first set up, before going camping, I discovered one of the long poles was missing the metal base that the tent anchors slide into during my initial setup, so I reached out to Core customer service and spoke with a representative. The rep was awesome and acknowledged my issue and offered a replacement for the part, under warranty, provided I give proof of purchase and a picture of the damaged part, via email. Once received, the replacement part was in the mail and arrived in two days. Customer service was excellent. I took the tent out camping with my girlfriend and my dog. This tent is huge, which is what we wanted. We had two cots and a dog crate in the tent with us. There was plenty of room to stand up, though I'm 5'10". The wings made perfect nooks for myself and my girlfriend with plenty of room for our remaining stuff. There was enough room that 4 people with two queen sized air mattresses could fit comfortably in this tent, with some room in between. Our cot's feet pushed the base of the tent into the soft ground with no ripping or tearing. It appears to have held up nicely. We had rain the first night, though not a storm of any sorts. The inside of the tent remained dry. Ventilation in the tent is lacking. There is only two windows, the door and the back wall, with the rain fly up. I think improvements could be made here as the tent will get hot when the sun gets on it. I feel that this tent will hold up just fine in cooler weather. We were faced with 95* degree days in mid Missouri and hanging out in the tent would not be enjoyable (who does that during the day anyway). The rain fly is time consuming to set up, but works sufficiently. Overall, the tent is ok to set up in terms of difficulty. A single person who has experience setting up tents will have no issues. There are 4 body poles and one for the front of the rain fly. The stakes provided with the tent are your typical tent stakes. I would always recommend bringing extras or more sturdy stakes. The tent was easy to tear down and put away. After folding in the wings, I folded the tent into tight thirds before rolling it up, which allowed it to fit just fine in the bag. The bag is very typical material and I would expect the possibility of rips from standard wear and tear. Nothing exceptional, nothing lacking. I did not feel at any point in time that the tent was going to rip, tear, or collapse once staked down and set up. Overall, it's a solid tent. I'd like to weather a storm in it and see how it holds up.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2018 by Jess
Nice Tent
Size: 6 Person
I have used this tent for two years now, and it has held up with no issues; it is very durable in the weather. It is easy to set up and tear down. The only thing I would get is stronger stakes.
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2026 by Ryan Jacoby
Great tent when I grabbed it on sale!!!! I can see it lasting me years.
Size: 9 Person
Overall I rate this massive tent a 5 star after the first use. A few things that I have noted to consider... 1) READ THE DIRECTIONS OUT LOUD. Took 2 of us 15 minutes to setup the first time. 2) No sane way to get the whole tent and components back into the carrier. I will just sew together a larger case. 3) Have 2 people to set this up. I would have been cursing if I had set this up alone the first time - though I think I could do it, just would take longer. 4) We had a 0% chance of rain a day out and got poured on. I didn't bungee down the top with the cords, this allowed water to come in along the bottom of the side windows. I went out and adjusted the top cover and it stopped this. 5) A heck of a lot of light came in at about 5:45 AM. I didn't expect this. I'm going to put a 12x15' paint tarp on top of the tent, the next time I use it. 6) Take some larger tent stakes, but be sure you have a way to connect them to the tent. I bent one of the stakes in soft ground using my this tennis shoes. IMPROVEMENTS SUGGESTED: 1) The door and rear have interior zipper covers that'll keep out the rain. Include this on all windows to stop rain without the cover over the top. 2) The door did let water in when we didn't zip it along the bottom. Once it was zipped shut, the tent was waterpoof. Also the zipper kept getting stuck along the bottom corner of the door. I'd love to see a much larger piece of overlap material along the bottom 3) Big enough for 2 bedrooms. An interior method of adding my own divider would be amazing! This would be handy in the rain for a bit of privacy with a camping potty. 4) Make the carrier larger and of thicker material. The extra few ounces would be beneficial. 5) Mini aluminum carabiners would make a LOT of sense for the tie down ropes connection to the cover. 6) I don't like the way the poles connect into one another. Standard style, the metal pieces snag the material easily when sliding them in. Patience solves this, but I'm sure there is a better design that would be just as cost effective. 7) Different colored poles. Initially put the wrong pole in. A bright color would be easier to deal with at night.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2017 by Mr. Neal