Naturehike Village Instant Tent, 4 Person 8 Person Camping Tent with Full Rainfly, Waterproof Large Cabin Tents for Car Camping
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Size: 4 Person
Features
- Easy Setup Instant Tent: With pre-attached poles and an automatic structure, this camping tent is super easy to assemble in 60 seconds, saves time, and is friendly for people with no camping experience.
- Blackout Tent: Made of 150D TI BLACK TECHNOLOGY fabric (UPF12500+), which is Better heat insulation than silver-coated fabric, and much Lighter than the ordinary blackout fabric; IRR 99.9%, VLR 99.9%, TSER100%, it helps block 99.9% harmful UV, maintain a comfortable temperature in the tent, you can have a good rest in the tent.
- 4 Season Tent with Snow Skirt: the 6.0 is a double wall tent, the inner tent can be used separately. With the snow skirt design, this cabin tent is windproof and snowproof for winter and is suitable for all seasons, all weather. Good value four season tent for camping!
- 4 Person Tent with Vestibule & Canopy: this camping tent is larger than the usual 4-person camping tent, with enough headroom for people to sit up comfortably. The vestibule and canopy design provides more space to enjoy outdoor activities with your family and friends.
- Great Ventilation: This camping tent is a double-layer tent with two big mesh windows, and the top screen window, provides more air flow and great vision in the tent.
Description
Naturehike Village Camping Tent, Spacious 4-8 Man Pop Up Tent, Waterproof, Easy Set Up, Blackout Material, Automatic, Camping & Hiking
Brand: Naturehike
Product Dimensions: 102.3"L x 90.55"W x 74.8"H
Floor Width: 260 Centimeters
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping & Hiking
Occupancy: 4 Person
Seasons: 3 Season
Included Components: Inner Tent, Rainfly, Tent Canopy, Canopy Poles, 16 Stakes, 8 Wind Ropes, Strapping Tape, Carry Bag
Water Resistance Technology: 3000 mm
Special Feature: UV Protection
Occupant Capacity: 4
Occupancy: 4 Person
Seasons: 3 Season
Water Resistance Technology: 3000 mm
Additional Features: UV Protection
Occupant Capacity: 4
Installation Type: Automatic, Easy Setup, Instant
Closure Type: Zipper
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Number Of Pockets: 6
Number of Rooms: 2
Is Waterproof: True
Number Of Poles: 2
Sport Type: Camping & Hiking
Tent Design: Camping Tent
Color: Brown
Material Type: Oxford
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash
Pole Material Type: Iron
Tent Floor Material: Oxford Cloth
Rainfly Material: Oxford Cloth
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 102.3"L x 90.55"W x 74.8"H
Floor Width: 260 Centimeters
Size: 4 Person
Floor Length: 540 Centimeters
Maximum Height: 100 Centimeters
Floor Area: 65 Square Feet
Minimum Trail Weight: 30 Pounds
Brand Name: Naturehike
Recommended Use: Camping & Hiking
Included Components: Inner Tent, Rainfly, Tent Canopy, Canopy Poles, 16 Stakes, 8 Wind Ropes, Strapping Tape, Carry Bag
Warranty Description: 2 year
Manufacturer: Naturehike
Model Number: Naturehike Village 6.0
Age Range Description: Adult
Is Assembly Required: Yes
Assembly Instructions Description: To set up the Naturehike 4 Person Plus-Blackout Tent, follow these steps 1. Unpack the tent, inner tent, rainfly, tent canopy, canopy poles, stakes, wind ropes, strapping tape, and carry bag. 2. Locate the pre-attached poles on the tent. 3. Extend the tent to its full size, allowing the poles to automatically expand and lock into place, creating the tent structure in about 60 seconds. 4. Attach the rainfly to the tent for added weather protection. 5. Secure the tent to the ground using the stakes and wind ropes. 6. Use the strapping tape to reinforce the tent's structure if needed. 7. Pack the tent back into the carry bag for storage.
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Size: 4 Person
Updates: I emailed Naturehike about my issues below to find they had also reached out to me through Amazon the same day in response to my original review. They were receptive of my feedback and very easy to work with me on getting a replacement rainfly. It arrived at my home in approx two weeks, much quicker than I expected shipping from China. I was able to set the tent up in my yard for about 8 days with significant rainfall several of those, and I am very happy to say that the new rainfly performed admirably, not a single drop of water in the tent any of the times I checked it during and after showers. Hopefully my issue was a rare occurrence, but I would still suggest testing the waterproof capabilities thoroughly before taking it out remotely. I also very much appreciate Naturehike's customer service handling things so well and taking care of the issue for me; they were much more responsive and helpful than some US camping gear companies I've had to contact for product issues in the past. With that said, I would very much recommend this tent, and I will likely purchase the larger family model in the future. Original Review: I really like the form, features, and size of this tent, but for smaller tent priced at $300+, I expected better. It did fine in dry weather but failed in rain showers. At this price point, rain should not be an issue unless you're in monsoon-like rain, especially with the listing promoting the tent being waterproof as a feature. I bought this tent primarily for my solo tent as a leader on boy scout campouts so I had room to stand and move without using my large family tents or one I'd have to crawl in and out of. I was able to set it up in my back yard a couple of weekends after it arrived mid-May. Set up is easy and quick, and there's lots of room inside for a 4-person tent, could very comfortably fit 3 people on travel camp mats or a couple with a queen air mattress. I can fit my oversized cot, gear tote, and my chair inside and still have room to change and get in/out easily. The poles seem pretty durable, had decent wind one day but not speeds the tent claims to be rated for. The blackout fabric the fly's made of did a decent job keeping early morning sun out but wasn't as effective at keeping it cooler like I've experienced with other dark room tents. Unfortunately I wasn't able to test the tent's rain resistance during those earlier setups, was forecast both times but blew over my area. I took the tent out for its first real use recently on a week long scout campout from July 6-July 11th. Things were great until we got rain the last couple days. The tent kept dry during light daytime sprinkle, but twice overnight we had significant showers, less than my other tents had held up to out of the box, and both nights the rain fly did not prevent water from leaking in. The inner mesh on the roof was soaked due to the fly's failure and dripping into the tent in a few spots. Thankfully I had my tote and was able to pack things back in quickly to prevent them getting wet or ruining my lamp, solar panel charger, or other electronics.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2025 by Mark
Size: 8 Person
Absolutely love this tent. Great size, very sturdy, and so far, with temps dipping into the 20’sF, the added weight in the tarp-over keeps things 15 degrees warmer inside. Ample ventilation when needed, and smart touches throughout. Zippers are well made, stitching reinforced where expected, and the string of lights is a nice touch. So far, withstood heavy rain and winds. Properly staked and grounded with zero issue. Looking forward to a lasting purchase with this investment. Pops open and assembles in literally minutes. This one replaced a six person tent that was past its prime days - and it’s incredible to see how many improvements have built into a more modern tent.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2025 by Frank T
Size: 8 Person
My tent arrived today. The package is large and heavy but thats what you would expect with a "base camp" type tent like this. The bag the tent comes in, is fairly heavy duty and should last a while given basic care. When you open the bag, the tent is folded much like an old raod map, and you immediately get the sense that there is no way its ever going back in that bag! There are set-up instructions sewn to the bag with easy to follow, step by step guidance in both English and Asian. My wife and I set up ours in less than 10 minutes, and now that I know how to do it, I bet I could cut that down to 5 minutes or less. Its super easy to set up with the hub system incorporated into the frame. You literally just fold out the legs, extend them and your done. The tent material is good quality, and the external tent/rain fly seems very rugged. The tent also comes with 31 stakes, the heads of which flow in the dark, as do all the zipper pulls. The tent also comes with USB powered lighting built into the frame, but a power bank is not included. I have not used it yet, but I see no reason why it would not protect its occupants well in wet, cold and windy weather. Well worth the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2026 by John Gilmour
Size: 8 Person Premium
This is surprising high quality. It is a little bit pricey, but I've had my eye on it for a while now. I ordered it from overseas right before the Tarif's hit and they never shipped it. Bought another one for 1/2 the price but again overseas and they never shipped and refunded my money like the first attempt. When I saw it here on amazon I had to get it. I am really pleased with the tent. It is extremely high quality. The setup is as expected with an instant tent. You unfold and an it is up. Super easy setup. I was pleased to see that all the legs locked into place with no effort at all. I have a few instant tents that you have to wrestle to get the last leg to lock into place. No issues with this tent. All the legs extended and locked without any effort on my part. The rain fly is seriously heavy-duty fabric. I think it might make the inside a little dark, but I've only set it up to be sure I had all the pieces and it wasn't damaged in shipping. The rain fly went extremely easy as well. It is heavy enough it stays in place while you shift and pull it over the tent. Was the easiest I have ever been able to get a rain fly on a tent by myself. I'm a 64 year old female and this thing is a breeze. The zippers to attach the screen room are heavy duty - nice quality zippers. Inside zippers are not the same heavy-duty zippers but I am sure they are adequate. I love that the rain fly has windows to let in the light. If it is not pouring down rain - you can open them and let the light in. As this was just a trial set up - I didn't open them all. Looking forward to taking this for a trip in the rain to see if it is as waterproof as others say. Lots of room inside for a queen bed and a table and chairs. Take down was just as easy as setup. It folded back just as small as when it came out of the bag. Because the rainfly is so large - it is a bit of a challenge to get it all back in the bag. I started over and put the rain fly on the bottom first and then the tent on top to push the air out of the tarp. That worked and the tent, rainfly, and screen room are all back in the bag. Again I am super pleased with this purchase. This is a high quality tent that I expect to last for years. I'll update if I get some rain. Update bonus feature. The rain fly is so thick there are no shadows at night. !! Serious nobody can see you moving around if the rain fly is on - blocks all the light so no silhouettes.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2025 by Dar
Size: 4 Person
I used to camp alone but bought this tent for the first family camping experience (me, husband, infant and two dogs) and the tent was fantastic. First I was busy watching dogs and baby so my husband had to pitch it himself. It was a breeze; by himself, it took 5 minutes at max. It also took him just that much time when putting a tent away. Secondly, it was so spacious. We brought a California King sized air mattress and we had more room on the side. It was also tall enough so everyone can get changed easily within the tent. Thirdly, we went camping in Spring but to quite Northern shore area so it was very windy and cold at night. The tent hold very well just with the stakes it came with, even without further roping, and retained heat pretty well. I can tell it would be still nice in summer as there are multiple netted windows I could open; quite versatile. Not the most crucial but good to have were small pockets and hangers inside the tent so you can set up light and would not lose small items!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2026 by Jane L.
Size: 4 Person
This is a great tent. I have been putting this tent to use this year and I have had zero issues. I do not have any issues with the top bar getting it to click into place. Make sure you extend the top bar first or you will have issues because it’s harder to reach. This tent is super easy and fast to put up/take down. The room darkening is great on the tent because it blocks the heat of the sun and allows you to sleep a little longer if you want. The fly is very durable and is for sure water proof. You will have condensation buildup on the inside of the fly if using a heater but that is to be expected and it will not drip on you. I have had zero issues with the zipper. The tent is a perfect size for my wife and I with our two dogs. This is my go to tent when traveling because I know it’s not gonna let me down and it fits in any campsite.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Size: 4 Person
Normally, I’m a fan of Naturehike. I have plenty of products from them. However, not all are hits, and sadly this tent was probably the worst one I have tried. I brought the tent for a 3 night camping trip, and on the second night, it started to rain. Mix of light and heavy rain, but it started at 10pm and was consistent throughout the night. Woke up to the rain fly getting soaked through, starting to drip from the top and eventually the entire fly on the inside was saturated with moisture. I wish it was condensation, but it wasn’t even a cold night and condensation doesn’t for such large water droplets over night. For a tent that’s boasts a 3000mm rating, this shouldn’t happen over one night. In addition, I found out after the second night the corner of the inner tent had torn. We packed up and are staying in a hotel our last night. So much for my birthday weekend camping. Also the tent had a strong chemical smell out of the box so we had to air it out for 2 days before bringing it. I will say a couple of pros: the tent is spacious and a palace for 2. We had plenty of room to stand up and change without bumping in to each other. Set up was fairly easy and with two people, goes by fast. The awning is a nice touch but it’s kinda useless if it’s raining since the fly needs to be full down to protect the inner tent. The stakes are of high quality and guy lines are strong.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2025 by Koji D
I am a 60-ish, rather short woman with a fair amount of backpacking experience, but now I prefer more relaxed car-camping. I wanted a tent that would hold one person and a lot of gear and be tall enough to stand up in, and blend with the landscape, and I wanted nylon (not canvas) to dry quickly and avoid mildew in my damp climate. I also wanted a full-coverage rainfly, as my previous tent’s fly would flap and let rain in when windy. I had my doubts about this tent, as it seemed too ‘cute’ to be substantial or practical, but given the low Prime Day price, I took a chance. I have camped in it twice now, and I am delighted! When the shipping box arrived, I was cautious when cutting through the tape, but there was a strip of cardboard under the top flap opening to protect the contents…first clue that this was thoughtfully made, or at least thoughtfully packaged! It is fairly heavy, but the bagged tent is under 4’ long, unlike some ‘instant’ tents. The bag is top-opening (not on the end), and does not cinch up completely, but is easy to repack, and has handles on each end, and a snap strap around the contents serves as a center handle. There are brief instructions in the bag, and following them is helpful for the first setup, though I have a few tips for improvement. Poles are pre-connected with sturdy joints, and their long segments are on the usual elastic shock cords. It took a minute to figure out which way was up, but after the first setup, it was easy the second time. I laid out a tarp as a ground cover, the staked the tent floor corners. (Put the stakes through the strap loops, not the grommets!) The tent has clips to attach it to the external frame. Contrary to the instructions, though, I strongly recommend clipping the ridgeline clips to the top bar of the frame before setting the frame up…much easier to reach those while the frame is still lying on the flat tent! Then raise the frame into position, putting the pointy pole ends into the corner grommets. (There is some tension on the poles when set, but this is what keeps such a vertical-walled tent stable.) Then, the rest of the clips can be attached. The fly is made of much more substantial fabric than the tent itself, and has well-stitched, sealed seams. The bottom ends of each zipper also have velcro reinforcing tabs. Getting it up and across the set-up tent was a hassle, but I use a broomhandle to help. (A second person would make it much easier, but it is definitely manageable by one short, un-athletic person.) The fly corners snap into the latches on the tent corner straps. There are loops with adjustment clips for staking out the extended ‘vestibule’ ends. The shade-fly at the front is supported by two reasonably sturdy poles in three segments, and staked-out cords with adjustment sliders, which get looped around the pole tops. (Tie your own knots.) There are also staked cords at the back corners of the fly to aid stability. It was moderately windy the first week I used it, so I used the two other separate cords (meant for the large back ventilation flap) to reinforce the front shade fly. I also lowered the poles to bring the shade fly down a bit and catch less wind, which could be done without having to re-stake the cords. The whole tent felt quite stable in the wind, and did not flap or deflect, though I would drop the front shade fly and zip it closed for truly bad weather. I was impressed by the various thoughtful design features! The left vestibule area has its own full-height door in the rainfly and also in the tent itself. This gives easy access to storage in that area: I stash the cooler there. It would also serve as the preferred door in any serious rainstorm, when the front shade fly is zipped shut and prevents use of the front door. The fly at that corner also attaches separately, and can be folded back. The screen windows are large and plentiful: in addition to the ‘cute’ front window, the right end and back have have large windows, the left end has a smaller one, both doors have window panels, and the roof is mesh. All windows (except the roof mesh) also have zip-up covers on the inside, and the large back window has a corresponding zippered flap in the rain fly which can be staked out for sheltered ventilation. There are stiffened gable vents to reduce condensation when everything is fully zipped up, and a small, low zippered hatch in the right end for crawling-height access to the vestibule at that end. (I believe it is intended as a dog door, if you put your dog’s bed in the vestibule; I use it to stash the tent bags and other items that don’t need frequent access. It seems like a waste of potential space, but in most designs it wouldn't be enclosed at all.) There are side pockets on the inside of each end wall, but honestly, these are too low to be ideal. Better than having your phone or inhaler or flashlight go sliding around on the floor, though. The floor itself is not crinkly as some are, but I use a plastic woven outdoor rug on it anyway. I do not expect any tent to be warm, and no mesh-ceiling tent will keep in heat like one with a double solid ceiling/fly combo, but I have used this at 40°F, and being able to seal out the drafts so effectively makes a huge difference in comfort. (That, and a good sleeping bag and hat.) I was dubious about the mesh ceiling, as my last tent had one that leaked like a sieve. This tent has not yet gone through a serious rainstorm, but so far, the fly seems well-designed and waterproof, and all sides zip fully to the ground. No water got in during the minor rain I have camped in so far, and I am optimistic for future outings. Especially during rain, having a tent with room to stand up is wonderful! It is about 6’ high in the middle, long enough to hold my 6' cot without bumping into the walls, and I still have room to put my chair and all my gear inside…and if I ever bring my husband along, there is enough space for a queen-size air mattress instead, with a bit less gear. The biggest drawback is setup time. It is not ‘instant’, and because of the multiple stakes, clips, and fly, it takes a bit longer than a dome tent would. I could do it in half an hour, though, if I tried. Not ideal for a single-night campsite, but for multi-day outings in one location, it has been wonderful. As with every tent I have ever seen, though, it ships with rather skimpy stakes. They are better than some, but I still replaced them with heavier, longer ones.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2024 by FlyingSnail