Coleman OneSource Rechargeable 4/6 Person Camping Tent with Airflow System & LED Lighting, Includes Rainfly, Tent Fan, Lights, and Interchangeable Battery Pack, Easy Setup Tent for Camping

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1. Amanda Verified Buyer – 7 May 2024

   We have returned ours only slept in it two times. It was not water resistant when it was dewy outside and after the first use if the lights they never came back on like it had a short in the wire. We are very sad about the quality and we are gonna buy a bigger and better one.
   

2. Maní Verified Buyer – 28 March 2025

   I really like the led light thing
   

3. Happy Wife Happy Life Verified Buyer – 10 April 2025

   So I was really excited to get to try out this 6 person sleeping tent that had a fan and dimmable lights.. To be perfectly honest, I didn’t even know tents EXISTED that had built in fans/ventilation and lights.. Awesome! So I set this up in my backyard for my son and I to camp in for a couple of night that were above 50 degrees fahrenheit.. Although we had to be particular on which nights we picked since we’re in October, ha! The setup went incredibly well. Everything seems really well designed (minus a couple of tiny issues). It is certainly along the lines of what I would expect from such a well-known brand for outdoor supplies. The directions for setting it up are stitched to the inside of the tent storage bag – great idea! The lights hook through loops on each “corner” of the top of the tent, they are then covered by a flap that has a zipper all the way from the top to the bottom – incredibly easy to do. They are amazing as far as dimming goes. The lowest setting is plenty low to be able to sleep through, for those that sleep before the others are done for the night! The highest setting is plenty bright enough to read a book with. No more depleting your flashlight batteries! The fan was kind of a pain in the rear to get it to actually install, although it won’t be as difficult on the second setup. Just struggle through the first time. 😀 I honestly didn’t notice much good from the fan.. Unless you’re laying DIRECTLY beneath it, you probably aren’t going to feel it. I certainly didn’t. Maybe, just MAYBE, on a cool night if you have Snow White and all seven dwarves in the tent with you and it’s getting hot in there, you could maybe turn on the fan to bring some cool air in after dark. But on a sunny day? Nothing. What I really would like to see improvement on with the fan is that you HAVE to have the fan hooked up (although not on) to hook up the lights. I really like the lights, but the fan was relatively useless. But now I have to hook up the fan every time if I want to use the lights – mildly inconvenient, definitely something I’d love to see improvement on. When I went to unplug the fan from the power supply/battery, the USB-C male end tore apart on the cord completely. The outer “shell” of the USB-C male connector just came off.. It is actually part of the main power supply cord, not just a random USB-C cable that is easy to replace with wiring. So I will see how well Coleman honors their warranty and I will update this review EITHER way when I get that taken care of. As far as sleeping 6 people goes.. Unless you’re all just packing in like you’re really looking forward to sniffing each other all night after trekking through forest trails all day (oh yay!), I think 5 people would be comfortable, 6 would be tight as far as adults go. 4 adults and 2 kids? Sure! Overall, I actually really like this tent and I would definitely recommend it to anyone, even with the minor issues I pointed out.

   

4. J. Bos Verified Buyer – 14 April 2025

   I needed a replacement tent after the years took its toll on ours. I chose this because of the lighting system. I have poor night vision and this seemed like perfect solution. Unfortunately, I haven’t had the chance to test it out. I received the product in time to head camping over labor day weekend. I decided that I didn’t need the little fan that went in it and left it behind. Once in the campground I found that the fan is integral to the lights working. Later I set it up at home and I think that it seems like it will work out well.
   Tent set up was easy. The only complaint that I may have is the size – it just didn’t seem large enough for the queen air-mattress that also got left behind on this trip. My husband says that it will fit, but will be a tight squeeze. We’ll find out next summer!
   

5. RedsoxJiminator Verified Buyer – 7 June 2025

   I have noticed that the reviews listed here are a mix of the Coleman OneSource Camping System Products now available from Coleman. This review is specifically about the Coleman OneSource Rechargeable Camping System tent. First, the Coleman dome tent is advertised as a 6 person tent. Maybe….MAYBE six small children, but even that would be stretching it. If you are looking at this for “family” size camping, any more then 3 people in this tent just would not work. If you stack them in like cord wood perhaps, but that would just be to uncomfortable. It’s perfect for two adults, and perhaps a child. The tent itself seems up to the Coleman name that we have all come to trust and respect over the years as some of the best camping gear. My last Coleman tent lasted over 20 years. Everything you need comes packaged in a carry bag about 2’ long and 10” wide. First time setup was fairly easy, with the instructions sewn into the carry bag! Nice touch Coleman! It took me a bit longer then the advertised “10 minutes” but again, this was the first time, and I did it alone. With another set of hands, it would have been much quicker, but I wanted to see if it was possible for one person to set this up. Took me about a half hour, with reading the instructions as I went along. Full disclosure is I have NOT camped in this tent yet as I have just received it, but wanted to set it up in advance to get my first impressions and see what we had prior to trying to do it on site. I will update this review once we take this out for a camping weekend with any issues or further details. Here is some observations of the tent: 1. Light weight and easily transported-not like the “old” canvas tents of the past. 2. Poles are all interlocking/foldable style and slide through the top ridges of the tent. The pole ends attach to a stainless pin on each corner of the tent. The pin is built into the stake ring, which is nicely sewn into the tent corners. 3. The tent has a “tub” floor, meaning the floor of the tent rises up a few inches all the way around, helping keep out moisture and water. 4. Comes with a rainfly that attaches easily over the top, providing extra protection from rain and gives you a shield over the front door entrance. 5. Large windows on all walls, with well stitched closures and heavy zippering. Large front door opening in a semi-circle. All window and door covering has nice tie downs stitched into the tent. There is also a nice “vent” built into the rear wall. 6. Heavy duty stakes included. All the John lines are stitched into the rainfly, so no more tangling or losing them! 7. Nice mesh pocket holders on both sides of the interior front of tent. Place you phones, gadgets up from the floor for protection, and holder for your OneSource battery supply. 8. Center of tent has your mounting hole for the fan system. Running down the interior of the tent, are the lighting sleeves that run parallel to the poles. These hold your LED lighting strings. They state that you can leave the lighting strings in place when you pack up and god away your tent, but I did not try that. You can see by my included pics what the tent looks like when up. I did not include pics of lighting, as it was daytime and I took the tent down prior to nightfall to pack it up while still dry. I will update the OneSource features and how they perform once we take it out on a actual camping trip. However, the battery system is the same (and the selling point) for all the OneSource products from Coleman. Overall, I will say that the tent is a very nice, well thought out product in the new OneSource Camping line from Coleman. It is however, NOT a six person tent.

   

6. MJ Verified Buyer – 9 June 2025

   I bought this for backyard camping. I loved the integrated, dimmable LEDs and I thought the fan would be a nice bonus. It was very easy to set up, and the LED strips are easy to install and operate. The fan has two speeds, but neither makes much of a difference that I can tell. I honestly wouldn’t even bother with it, but you have to hang it up as a power source for the LED strips. It would be nice to have a power source for the lights that would eliminate the need for the fan. The elastic around the hanging pouch for the fan was infuriatingly stubborn. The elastic bands weren’t tied at the ends, so the string kept slipping back into the sleeve and I’d have to feed it back out (kinda like when the drawstring on your pants disappears on one side). I ordered the six person tent, and you could probably realistically put 10 people in it. 20 if you had bunks, which you totally could if you wanted to because the center height is a little more than six feet. This tent is massive. And I love it! There are three very large windows along each wall, and a large window on the D-door. My only wish is, since this is such a large tent, a storage pocket in all four corners would be helpful. I use it under a partially covered area, so I haven’t installed the rainfly. I can’t attest to its water resistance, but the seams are reinforced and the floor pan is nice and deep, which would help with puddles. But I honestly bought it for the tech, and it doesn’t disappoint. It came with a rechargable battery that’s compatible with the rest of the Coleman line of OneSource stuff. Since I don’t run the fan, the battery will power the lights for me on low for days. The battery has an indicator on it too, so you know when it’s getting low, and it’s got USB ports so you can charge your small electronics. I bought the larger table fan, which is awesome, and it also came with a battery so I also bought the dual charger. They’re all performing flawlessly so far. Having a switch in the tent to turn on a fan (albeit an underpowered one) and operate the dimmable lights is luxurious! The position of the switch in the tent is fixed to the front door pocket, though, so having two more pockets and the option to affix the switch to any pocket would make it perfect.