Seventy inches is tall enough for jumping jacks, while fifty-seven square feet of floor space comfortably sleeps a family of four. An integrated vestibule (sold separately) holds even more gear for extended trips.
Two doors and eight windows provide freedom, as does the 136 square feet of floor space. Easy setup ensures your trip doesn’t end with hurt feelings.
Wonderland’s genius is its tent-within-a-tent design. Remove the inner structure for entertaining; install to get some privacy.
This nine-person tent uses steel poles for near-vertical walls, maximizing its 130-square-foot floor space. A specially designed panel makes running extension cords a cinch.
Its tunnel design and air frame create 80-inch headroom and maximum wind resistance for this 257-square-foot tent. It’s even got a skylight to make it seem even roomier.
You can fit three generous-sized queen mattresses in this beast and still have room to walk. Zippered dividers create three separate rooms.
This 12-person yurt is made with waterproof canvas and wide doors for a glamping-like feel.
Channel your inner Ewok with this six-person, airborne lodge. Rebel Alliance not included.