Customer Reviews for VEVOR Canvas Bell Tent 4m/13.12ft 4-Season Camping Yurt Tent with Stove Jack

Thrilled with this tent! We put it up for a party and every guest was ready to go out and buy their own. Super easy to put up. Great quality. You could definitely live in this tent and be perfectly content

For a few hundred less than other brands I was able to get the 5 meter (16') diameter I needed with fast free shipping. This was easy to set up, I am an older woman and only needed a little help with the center pole. This is perfect for my backyard retreat!

Used in deep snow with no issues, 4 meter is easy to setup alone although I didn't take into account the amount of snow I needed to shovel for a tent that size! Duffle bag is slightly small because you know its never going to roll up to the same size as when it came out brand new. Since its for car camping Ill probably buy a big tote to put it in. Id buy it again for sure. Sides arent tight because I had to snow stake it with pine bows due to the deepness of the snow pack.

Been holding off one writing this review for a year now. But I wanted to make sure before I gave an opinion. 1st I would like to say please do yourself a favor and research canvas tents as well as bell tents before you buy. There is alot of care that goes into one of these tents but for good reason. 1st the quality really surprised me. Very well made, heavy duty and up to the task. The cavas is thick and the bottom liner is a beast. Together they are an unstoppable pair. Water tight all around in any weather, laughts at 30 mile and hour winds and will have you feeling like your at the sauna on 20° nights. This bad boy is a home, a trusted shelter in a storm. All guide lines are holding up, all seams, all zippers, all poles and all ties. I have put this thing to the test over the last year and my family totally loves it. I do wish they had given another pocket or two. Maybe bigger vents up top hard to get smoke out if it gets in. Would 100% buy again. Now I dont know how nice a name brand 1,500 dollar tent actually is but going from 200 dollar walmart tents to this was a game changer in alot was ways, mostly good for those that wanna camp in any weather. Just do your research find out if a heavy canvas tent is right for your needs before you buy.

Très bonne qualité et très facile à monter

Is great quality and leather than expected. My kids had a blast using this for a birthday party sleepover. 8 girls on air mattresses slept comfortably in the tent.

Held up well in 15-20 mph winds. Housed 4 guys with cots and gear easily on deer hunting trip and we stayed warm. Tent stake loops should be sewn with more reinforced threading as a couple ripped fairly easily. Easy to set-up and repack.

now my tents are both I have two of them in Mississippi. And I just received a report here two weeks ago that it had leaked so I wasn't sure that it was set up right so I sent my mechanic over to. He's not a mechanic, but I sent him over to investigate why this woman is saying that this tent was leaking my guess was her kids they are living in this tent full-time that her kids either left the window open and it leaked through or they left the door open and it leaked through or the tension on the tent was not holding it up properly and it allowed it to leak through so I'm still waiting on finding out what happened with the tent, I bought a stove with it and now they put it up now Mississippi is not a cold state, but it gets chilly a little bit so what they did was they created a warm cozy because they wanted to see if it was gonna keep it warm. The stove is actually too small for the size of the tens height so all the heat rises to the top which is fine because all that can be remedy but I think that when you're getting a this is the six mill. I think you need to figure on a bigger stove, especially if you're going to be out there during the winter like here in Pennsylvania. It was 12° this morning. You would literally have to have a bigger stove to keep that area warm because that's cold out other than that me personally I have studied these hands and I'm almost certain that the leaking in that tent came from a child but other than that, I would say buy it. They're not really cheap but there's more that are even more expensive than these. I love Vevor, I would love it if they would say do you wanna test these tents out because I am so meticulous in the building the structure the interior the exterior that I thought I would be perfect to test these tests.

Bought this tent for a glamping yurt. It's real nice. Its wide enough we could put 3 queen mattresses in it plus still have room for some tables. The stitching is pretty good; it held up during several hard hard rain & thunderstorms this summer. It did get some moister in it along the bottom seem that attahes the bottom to the sides, and I suspect that that is because we didn't have the canvas cover on the zipper properly. It didn't rain again after we covered it properly. It does get hot in there in the sun if all the windows are closed, but has a nice cross breeze when you unzip the windows and doors. We will be purchasing a couple more for our set up. We did take this down for the winter.

This will fit two adults; if they're on pads on ground and have no stove, it's snug. Saying that: it fit my stove, small table for my cpap and an xl cot. Cozy, comfortable for one person. At 6'2\" I can only stand in the center, but that was only when I put on my coat; rest of time I was sitting on my cot anyways and didn't feel like the tent was \"right\" above me in my face. Used it for a weekend in fall, stayed warm with no stove; just spent a long weekend in colder weather in it. Burned a little more propane but was still comfortable. This is not a heavy canvas tent: I had one, although it held the heat better, I couldn't use it in the shoulder seasons and especially in summer. This one is more adaptable for year round use, dropped the windows around bottom and I had a nice breeze/air flow from bottom up to upper air vents, excited to use this in summer! I'm too old to crawl into a regular tent and find a place for my cpap. Vynal floor was great for moisture protection, but did put a mat down beside cot: I'm a wimp when my toes are cold! Wondered about quality of zippers, but I stumbled and hit the bottom of the door with a fair bit of weight before I caught myself. They held up, no signs of stretching or missing teeth! ( I panicked because I did land on it pretty hard and thought I broken the bottom zipper on my second morning) I do recommend this as a general use tent. If your thinking to use it for heavy cold, middle of winter: it will work but used more propane than my old heavy Arctic Bell tent, which I then couldn't use once it got above 10 degrees as it got too hot! Also did,'t throw my back out carrying it.