Outsunny Double Layer Instant Pop Up Tent with Rainfly 4 Person

I honestly couldn't be more impressed with this tent. We used it for a wild camping trip in Cornwall on a beautiful sunny evening, and it was absolutely perfect. The best bit? It literally popped up in minutes. No standing around trying to decipher instructions, no wrestling with poles, and (most importantly!) no camping-related arguments! 😂 It made setting up completely stress-free, leaving us more time to enjoy the stunning views. It's surprisingly spacious inside, felt sturdy and well made, and the sewn-in groundsheet was a real bonus. It packed away much easier than I expected too, which is often the part I dread with tents. For anyone wanting a hassle-free camping experience, whether it's festivals, weekends away or wild camping like we did, I'd highly recommend this. It made our trip so much more enjoyable, and I'd happily buy it again. A fantastic purchase and worth every penny! 🌅⛺️💙🧡

I am not a regular camper and this is the first tent I have bought. I like it because it’s taller than standard tents of this size. I used it at a festival this weekend and it rained for a while on the 2nd day. It held up well to the rain so I am happy with it. I don’t think it it’s a 4 man tent. 2 people could be very comfortable. There’s plenty of room to put all my stuff. It’s very easy and fast to put up, even for me as a novice. Overall I’m very happy with it and I like that it’s got a front and back opening and there’s more room to stand up to get changed. I am 5ft 7 and the tent is 5ft tall but it was much easier to get changed because the extra height helps.

This is very easy to put up. No exaggeration to say that other than get pegs in and fly ropes pegged in in takes 2 minutes. A few minutes longer to pack away as a bit of a Chinese puzzle getting the legs to fold in, but still quick. Also good they have a roomy enough bag meaning it's not a struggle to fit the tent in. It withstood some heavy rain showers. There was some leakage at ground level but only in one place, so might have been because I'd had stuff pushing out to touch the flysheet. However I felt with the set up the flysheet was a little loose and could have done with the option of pegging out in the middle of each side to stop it sagging onto the tent. I used extra pegs ( no spares provided) to peg the fly corners out a little from the holes they were meant to hook into by the pole ends, this seemed to do the job. Definitely not 4 man. I know all tents work on the basis of how many would fit in as sardines but with the shape you could only fit 2 adults snuggly, and then 2 young children but there would be no room for anything else. Worked well as a roomy one man. Good buy though. Not disappointed.

Easy to put up,and down excellent cover for wind and rain roomy

Avid camper here. Moved to the UK and needed to get a tent last minute so grabbed this one for a steal. To be honest, it’s pretty big inside. We (fit 2 30 yr old woman on airbeds and their multiple bags in it for 4 days comfortably. Downsides- it rained heavily one of the nights and the tent leaked from the bottom (the classic overlay getting stuck to underlay, then a bag or bed touching the tent walls to create puddles inside) but I realised this was happening because the overlay is very loosely attached, and doesn’t come away from the underlay tent walls enough (even with guide ropes). I had to jimmy-rig it in the middle of the storm by stretching the overlay pins out a lot further and tying multiple knots and creating some tension so the overlay wasn’t loose on top of the tent. Another downside is the way the door opens - The zip door “hinge/crease” is on the bottom of the tent, so when it’s unzipped and you are getting in/out, if your not careful you are stepping right on the door which can carry mud and grass inside your tent (other tents I’ve owned has the “hinge” on the sides). The pop up/pop down is a little tricky, and definitely not something I’m used to, but could still set it up or put it down within 10 mins so it’s not that bad. A little confusing to put down because it feels like you are snapping the poles, but definitely fine. All in all, it’s a spacious tent that I’m happy that I purchased

I liked this tent! I used it for Tomorrowland and it was great even with some rain. I went solo and this was super light to carry so perfect. I wanted something that was a decent size for space to chill and get ready in and this was a great choice. The middle is about 5ft so I just about managed to stand up straight. Usually I leave my tent behind but this one I wanted to keep! It was easy to get down aswell as up although the instructions seemed useless but you can work it out!

This tent is a very cool design with its vertical walls and high ceiling I’m no spring chicken and I’ve been looking for a tent that I can stand up in. Ok. It’s only 5ft high but I can do it with a stoop and change into my PJs and dressing gown. I guess a 6ft tent would make it easier but the payoff would be bulkier and heavier to carry. Putting it up no trouble although rather inelegant. Taking it down, well, instructions not clear and took me some serious YouTubing to discover you have to get down on your knees and physically unlock each elbow before folding the lower legs in. Groundsheet very thin so I’m using an old one to go underneath as a footprint plus a roll-up 6ft kitchen mat inside for walking and putting a chair on (yes, you can actually sit comfortably inside). The flysheet snugly covers the whole tent which is brilliant with a tag on each of the six corners for guy ropes (included) so pretty sturdy in high wind I imagine.

Key thing: if it rains or is damp you will be getting very wet. Firstly the tent feels cheap, but it is a very cheap tent, so for the money the quality is acceptable. It goes up in less than three minutes including the ‘rain’ cover. Probably then a couple more minutes to peg it out. It packs/folds away similarly quickly and fits back into the bag with no issues. It will sleep 4 adults if you’re happy to be side-by-side. Realistically it’s 3 man tent. The biggest issue as a tent is if there is any rain you’ll be getting wet, even with the cover. If you’re guaranteed dry weather it will be fine to use. We’re going to keep it to allow the kids to ‘camp’ in the back garden and also use as a beach/parl tent/shade - as it’s very light to carry.

Très bonne tente pour une personne, manque un peu de hauteur pour y entrer.

Bello grande