Tahoe Gear Olympia 10-Person 3-Season Family Camping Tent

We took the tent for a 7 day camping trip with 2 adults and 3 kids. The tent was easy to set up, very spacious for the 5 of us, and held up to the weather. We got storms the second night we were there and NO LEAKS. We took the precaution to scotch guard the seams before we took it out. Looking forward to taking it out many more times.Will need to buy better tent stakes. It you hit a rock, they will bend.Overall GREAT tent!

I really like this tent. A 10-person ten it is definitely not. Even if you had just people in there, you would be lucky if you could put six adults in it comfortably. Seven would be pushing it. I'm built small, but I put it fully up all by myself in less then a half a hour. Tie downs and all. And as any tenter knows, tent stakes are useless. We make our own barbed ended tent stakes so they don't pull out with every gust of wind. Which brings us to the quality of this tent. We had it up for three months and it took a beating from the weather and really surprised us. It did not leak and held up through some fairly strong winds. The only negative thing I could say about this tent is I wish it had a window at the back. Just because I like to see what is coming at me in the woods. My friend is almost six feet tall and could stand up in the center of it fine with room to spare.For four adults and a multitude of gear it was perfect. As for folding it back up and putting it back in the original bag, it can be done. Just make sure you pay close attention on how you unfold it in the first place. The only reason I gave it four stars is because it is definitely not a 10-person tent.

Used this tent in northern AZ during Monsoon season. It rained everyday on our trip and the tent held up great. We a bit windy and rain, it did not pour but a continuous rain. I'd recommend this tent, it was roomy we had a two queen size mattresses on each end and had about 6ft of room in front. Their are air vents at either end to allow for air flow and that was nice. you can see them in the picture at the bottom of the windows in the light grey color. I'm sure you could fit 3 queen mattresses but then you'd lose walking space, but it would work.

My son-in-law and I bought this tent to take the family camping in Southern Illinois to see the Great American Eclipse. It unpacked easily and set-up was a snap. The tent is large and spacious. We set up 2 queen and 2 twin size air mattresses with ease. It was a warm and muggy night, but air flowed through the tent easily. Once the temp dropped into the 70's, it was quite comfortable. The tent is sturdy and well made. I am going to upgrade the tent pegs, however, as it comes with the small wire type. I would not trust them in a windy thunderstorm.Take down was quite easy and the tent rolls up nicely. There is no-way, however, to get it and all parts back into the small bag from the factory. Why could they not supply a larger, more functional storage bag. It had to have been vacuum packed. I used an old, but larger, duffle bag to repack it.I would definitely buy this tent again and I rate it 5 star even though the storage bag is way too small.

I'm very pleased with this tent. The instructions on how to put up are o.k. It had taken me and my daughter about 30 minutes to put up the first time. The second time it should only take about 15 minutes. Its pretty simple. Once it was up I applied Scotch Guard on the side walls and rain fly. Three cans in total. Later on in the day we it got really windy (25-35 mph). The tent kept unhooking from the stakes and almost blew away. So I applied some longer garden stakes with hooks. After that the tent was solid. The tent did stretch a little and I had to readjust the stakes but it wasn't a biggie.The next day it started to rain and thunderstorm/lightning. The winds were about 30-40 mph. The tent took a pretty good beating. The next morning I went out to check if the tent was still standing. It was...and it was bone dry inside.So far this is a really good tent for the money. It's very large inside and can easily fit 6 people with some gear. The only thing to mention is get some better stakes and apply some sort of rain resistance spray. Always set up your tent and put it to the test before you use it.

Just used this tent over the weekend and I can definitely say I wasn’t let down!We fit a pack and play, 2 dog beds, a queen mattress and all of our food crates/clothing in there comfortably. I’m 5 foot 7, and there had to have been atleast half a foot of head room in the center for me! Super tall. The top is easy to put on, if you leave it off it’s also a great amount of view from inside. I was pleasantly surprised with pretty much everything about it! My only letdown was that the “floor” ripped wide open after one use. We didn’t have anything sharp directly on it, but I think the edge of one of our shoes just tore the material. Not to say it’s the tent fault, but just be cautious of the flooring it’s a bit thin! Other than that, no complaints!

I love the size. Honestly didn’t think it’d be as big as it is but perfect. Haven’t used it for camping yet but I feel like just from setting it up it would fit two queen mattresses and still have a ton of space between them. Perfect size for my family. Trying to get it back in the bag though is the only obstacle I haven’t been able to cross 😂.

Bought this tent for my son and his family to use on our annual family reunion camping trip. It handled rough weather well and was incredibly roomy, which is why i bought it as my son is well over 6ft tall and i wanted him to be able to stand up in it etc.. We used 4 people to set it up and it went smoothly, although you could do it with only 2 or 3 people. It could use a bit more airflow and they did somehow manage to put a rip in it although i do not think that was any fault of the tent itself.