Coleman WeatherMaster 10-Person Tent with Rainfly & Room Divider, Spacious Weatherproof Family Tent with Carry Bag

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1. Myranda Pfarr Verified Buyer – 16 April 2024

   I loved this tent so much that I bought two! It’s really sturdy! See the last photos of our old tent. It was 8 years old and it held up against everything and finally 60+ mph straight line winds took it down. Despite missing its rain guard and a few snapped poles, the tent itself held up really well. We were so happy with all the years we got out of it and finally got another one and I had to go with the same one. It is really easy to set up, 2 people took 20/30 minutes or so and the size is great. We got a queen sized air mattress in it at one point with end tables and had room to spare. There is also a spot to hang a lantern up if we need and I loved that the door is hinged, it makes it so easy to go in and out. The floor is waterproof and has a coating that comes up the sides and the only time we had water in it was the night of the wind storm. It rained while we were setting it back up and it started down pouring as soon as we got it up. We slept in the truck that night and the liner is so good that we could have swam in it. We’ve never had water inside the tent Before and that just shows how great the waterproofing was. It kept the water out and once the water was in, it didn’t leave because the liner was that good. I can see myself years down the road buying my third. I love this tent.

   

2. Gary Woolhouse Verified Buyer – 27 April 2024

   Only put up once to check and a main pole elastic broke , seems we’re stretched and nowhere to hang light .
   

3. Lena Verified Buyer – 2 May 2024

   Me gustó mucho, es amplia y fácil de armar. Espero probarla en la lluvia para ver si se fuga el agua.
   

4. 尼の親父 Verified Buyer – 24 May 2024

   とにかくデカイ！広い！
   気にいってます。
   周りに同じテントがない！

   しかし、天井がメッシュの為、真夏以外は寒い！
   狭いサイトは無理かもねー！
   

5. Toyota Guru Verified Buyer – 9 July 2024

   This tent was so close to being 5 stars. So since it was so close I’ll start off with the bad. If it’s going to be raining, make absolutely sure all the zippers are shut all the way…. So after getting the tent I wanted to check it out for any flaws and learn how to set it up at my leisure. It was a little odd putting it together the first time and put the poles in the wrong sleeves once. But the instructions were easy enough to follow along and I figured it out. Once I saw we were getting some rain, I figured I would leave it up so I can check for leaks. Normally in Washington we get a little rain, this turned out to be a downpour. To which I thought great! At first everything seemed to be holding up fine. I even left the window flaps open to see if the rain would get in that way. Everything seemed to be holding up fine then after a few hours I noticed a small puddle. I thought oh no! It seemed like it might have been coming through the window, but it was all dry. A quick look around and I found out it was the entrance for an extension cord that didn’t get zippered shut all the way. Which granted was my fault for not catching it before hand and we did have a lot of rain. But then I got to thinking, what if I had an extension cord running into the tent? What if that puddle formed right where the plug was? Yikes. Seems like they should have figured out a better way to weather proof that opening. The only other bad thing was I would have liked to have more places to hang lanterns from. There’s the standard one in the center then 2 more above the doors. Which is an odd place to have them to be. But they are sturdy. It holds up my LED lantern with 8 D cell batteries in it no problem. The good TONS of room. I’m 6′ even and I can walk almost all the way to the edge before my head touches the mesh. So it’s great for actually spending time inside the tent if it’s raining or crappy outside. Plus you can keep all your gear inside of it and out of the way. It has a really smart window design that allows you to keep the side windows open, but the rain won’t be able to get in. Unless it’s gusting sideways, but then if it’s blowing that hard you probably won’t need the windows open. As a surprise bonus, the instructions are actually helpful! They are a little vague, but it’s pretty much to be expected from tent instructions. But it said to stake down the 4 corners before trying to pole it, and it really helped a lot. I know because I put the poles in the wrong sleeve and unstaked​ it thinking that was it. Nope my mistake. So aside from the small issue of the cord zipper not being drawn all the way and allowing water in it’s a very nice tent that I enjoy very much!

   

6. Julia Chernushevich Verified Buyer – 7 August 2024

   I run a summer camp and we use these tents with our students. Of course, fitting 10 people in a tent would be very tight so we stick to 8, this leaves plenty of room to stretch out and to stash your belongings.

   I love how easy it is to put these tents together. We’ve had to rush to put them together as a storm approached, and the tents lasted the storm just fine – not a single leak.

   No complaints yet!
   

7. Christian de Sena Brandão Verified Buyer – 21 January 2025

   Big but easy-to-use
   

8. Phil Webb Verified Buyer – 7 February 2025

   This is an awesome tent. Stop reading this review, put it in your cart right now and buy it. Then come back and I’ll tell you why it’s a great tent. I’ll be right here. Okay, Done? Good. You are gonna love this tent. It is full of awesomesauce. It is easy to put up, my wife and I did it in about 30 minutes the first time closely following the directions in our backyard. Why put a tent this size up in your backyard you ask? We’ll get to that in a minute. Anyway, it took about 30 minutes to put up and when we had it up, we sprayed it with Atsko Silicone Water-Guard 10.5 oz. Yes, I know it’s supposed to be water repellent but if you don’t coat your tent with something you’re an idiot. Just do it and stop whining. It took two cans to thoroughly treat the tent and rain fly. Drop those in your cart as well. Prime. It’s a wonderful thing. Anyway, we took the thing camping and it was great. Yes, it has a power port. The room divider is nice, it’s split with a zipper down the middle so you can tuck it out of the way. There are little tabs to hang lights from. We used a iRainy 60 LED Portable Outdoor Indoor Camping Lantern With Lampshade Circle Tent Light Campsite Hanging Lamp For Outdoor Camping/Hiking/ Mounting/Reading/Hunting/Fishing hung in the center and it did a fantastic job, adequately lighting the tent without being obnoxious. The doors are great, easy to open and close, the main door has velcro that is outstanding for the “In and out” during the day and then zip it up at night. I’m not sure what some folks’ major malfunction is that are complaining about the zippers. They’re tent zippers. Don’t yank on ’em like a gorilla and they will do fine. Over the course of four days, not one of our zippers bound up. Not even once. The one thing you will want to do is order up a couple sets of Coleman 9-In. Heavy Duty Aluminum Tent Stakes. The stakes that come with the tent don’t really amount to much more than a good idea, but that is the way most tents come. Now, a lot of folks have complained that this thing barely fits back in the provided bag. Not so. When we packed ours up we fit the tent (With the fly and the two useless little “Foot mats”), an 11′ X 23′ tarp for a ground cloth, all of our tent stakes and a 4 lb hand sledge. It fits. Pay attention, think about it a bit and it’ll go just fine. We folded along it’s long axis in thirds and then folded it just shorter than the length of the bag and it popped right in. As far as setup and takedown go, it is a snap. The first time took us about 30 minutes, the second time took about 15. Takedown is just as simple. When we broke camp, my wife took it down by herself in about 15 minutes and when when we got home she set it up herself in about 10 minutes. BAM! DONE! All in all this is a fantastic tent and is worth every penny you pay for it. Buy it now, and thank me later.

   

9. SarahsmileColoring Verified Buyer – 1 May 2025

   My husband and I purchased this tent as a replacement for a yurt or a bell style tent that we had used last year during camping over the summer. As for this new tent, the weather master, we first set up the tent without the rain fly and were beyond pleased with the amount of airflow we got from the open top of the tent. We had two queen size air mattresses and a dog crate inside and still had plenty of room. my number one favorite thing about the inside of this tent is that it’s tall enough that we can stand up inside. When it rained during we day we brought our camping chairs inside and played cards and it was plenty comfortable for a group of 5. Although our camping trip included rain storms every night, and one night with very heavy winds. The steady winds were about 30 mph with even stronger gusts. The tent held up like a champ, although the sound of air blowing under the rain fly was a little bit loud.. We were able to zip up some of the windows to prevent rain from getting in, but could also open the windows under the rain fly to get some airflow when the rain & wind weren’t too crazy. We practiced setting up the tent one time at home and my husband was able to almost completely set up the tent by himself while I was watching the kids. we really loved the hinged door. I wasn’t sure what the purpose of this was before setting up the tent and using it, but it’s extremely convenient to go in and out of the tent, especially if you’re carrying things and the door will shut behind you. It has Velcro to automatically attach when it shuts, but you want to make sure you zip it up overnight or when it’s going to be a long amount of time to prevent bugs from getting in. I would definitely recommend this tent to anybody looking for a larger family, friendly tent That is also very durable and weather proof. The issue with the yurt was that there was not a lot of airflow because the windows were low down and we were camping at the beach during the summer. We also had issues with the yurt tent not holding up in a bad thunderstorm due to heavy winds.