A switch is on the side wall, but note that you have it integrated both inside and outside (the latter is shown below). So you can turn on the light even before you get into the tent. This is the outer light switch on the wall. This is a large tent that’s big enough for three queen air mattresses and has a very tall center height of just over six feet. The entire tent can be set up in about 10 minutes and has an electrical port.

Having enough space isn’t a problem with the mammoth 177.5 square feet and the ability to stand up comfortably, unless you’re over 6 foot 5. Canvas bell tents are also–if you’re into this kind of thing–very trendy and stylish right now as glamping tents. They have a certain clean aesthetic that shouts “elegance.” This is a very typical cabin-style tent, and this implies steep and straight walls and a high peak point which is 78 inches (198 cm). The tent can be described as fully freestanding, so it is self-supporting with its 6 legs. The Kodiak Canvas Grand Cabin Tent is the best 10-person tent with rooms because it has three rooms with zippered doors (not just hanging curtain partitions) and each room has its own door.ADJUSTABLE VENTILATION: Lower air intake vents draw in cool air from the ground while the mesh ceiling allows hot air to escape. One large door makes getting in and out very simple, although other tents have more access points. There is some respite with the five windows, though, which provides ample viewing and airflow along with the mesh ceiling.

The dome shape of this tent with its tapered ends is ideal for allowing wind to roll right over it. And even with the tapered ends, the center height is still over six feet, making it suitable for tall campers. The floor appears to be polyethylene and this is a bathtub construction, see how it looks: Heavy-duty bathtub floor. It’s clear to see why this Core 10 Person Instant Cabin Tent is a huge hit with the camping community.

When it comes to design you almost certainly want a 10 person cabin tent (or a cabin style tent) rather than a dome tent. Cabin tents benefit from having near-vertical walls which really helps you maximise the internal space. Dome tents, as the name suggests, bow inwards. And so while you might have a decent amount of floor space with a dome tent, the reality is that much of that space is only good for stowing gear. Having three doors allows for easy manoeuvring in and out of the tent. It’s also really convenient having a separate entrance when the tent is divided up.

There’s a large D-style door at the tent’s front, and it has five windows, each with flaps. The mesh ceiling, combined with the windows, provide the tent’s circulation. If it gets stormy, you can easily set up the rainfly to keep the water from getting inside. This combines well with the waterproof polyester fabric and taped fly seams. The ceiling is all mesh, see the picture below, and you have already seen all the mesh on the windows and doors. Mesh ceiling.Even though you’d be out there in nature, it’s always important to have access to electrical power. The large door provides easy entry and exit to and from the tent—not so different from being at home. Additionally, you’ll be able to view the sky and scenery with the mesh ceiling and the numerous windows while you’re inside. They also produce a good air circulation so you’ll still feel cool on those hot sunny days.