KingCamp MOUNTAIN IN C2 Canvas Cabin Tent with Stove Jack 8' x 11'

Easy to set up Breathable A perfect size for two. The price is justified.
A downside. People are repeatedly spoken to at the campfire where they bought this tent. 😉

I tested the KingCamp camping tent for a longer outdoor trip and had a very good experience overall.

Here are my impressions:

Positive:
- Spacious: The tent offers enough space for 4-5 people without being too tight. With 8 m², it is ideal for a family or a small group.
- Waterproof: The tent easily kept the rain out. The PU3000mm coating proved to be reliable in heavy rain, so we stayed dry.
- Stability: Even in light winds, the tent was stable. The construction and Oxford fabric make it tough enough for various weather conditions.
- Good ventilation: Especially on warm nights, ventilation was good and no unpleasant condensation formed.

Potential for improvement:
- Soil: The soil could be more stable, especially in places where you often get in and out. We would have liked a slightly thicker, reinforced floor.
- Setup: It's not too difficult to set up, but it took a bit longer than we expected. Two people are definitely helpful. More detailed instructions would be an advantage.
- Space for luggage: There is enough space for people, but the storage space could be a bit larger for equipment and luggage.

Conclusion:
A great tent for family holidays, festivals or glamping trips. It offers plenty of space, is waterproof and sturdy, but the floor could be a bit more robust and the assembly a bit easier. Still a very good choice for outdoor activities overall!

I bought the KingCamp camping tent for 4-5 people in khaki and I am simply amazed! With 8 m² of interior space, it offers plenty of space for the whole family, and the high-quality 210g TC + 150D Oxford fabric feels super sturdy.

I was particularly impressed by the waterproofness with PU3000 mm coating — everything inside stays dry even in heavy rain. The house tent style provides great standing height and an airy sense of space, perfect for camping, glamping, festivals or garden parties.

A real outdoor home that is not only functional but also visually a real eye-catcher — we feel right at home in it!

My wife and I have around 120 years of camping experience together. We are now true camping dinosaurs. We had this tent in the mail today. It is very large, very carefully crafted and really easy to set up. Tents of this type were referred to as tropical tents around 50 years ago because they were very heavy, absolutely waterproof and storm-resistant. Current technology no longer requires such parts to be manufactured from heavy canvas and to weigh between 50 and 70 kilos in the same size as this one. This tent here weighs just 16 kilos with poles and, with a bit of empathy and experience, can be set up by one person ready to move into in 15 minutes. My wife and I celebrated the topping-out ceremony after just 10 minutes. The modern textiles make this accommodation slightly waterproof up to 300 millimetres of water column, which is an extreme value. In addition, the equipment including the fireproof fireplace outlet stands out for this selling price. Windows and entrances all around make the part versatile. Our son and his wife would love to try out this tent at the next Wacken concert. My wife and I are absolutely convinced that the tent would survive this festival flawlessly. Just in case, we'll be happy to update this review. So far, we have our full recommendation.

It is a so-called lodge-type tent shaped like a hut.
There are a variety of tents, but I personally think they are the best in terms of cuteness.
You need to be careful, but it's built so you can install a wood stove, but if you attach a chimney, it looks like a mini mountain hut, which is pretty cute. I definitely want to try it out in the future.

Since the side walls also stand up vertically, it is also highly livable.
In particular, I think one-pole or two-pole tents are best suited for people who feel a sense of pressure as if the wall is approaching.
There are other options for ease of setup and wind resistance, but I think it's quite suitable for family camps due to its livability and good appearance.

This is Hokkaido in the middle of winter, so as a matter of fact, only a test setup has been completed yet (it hasn't been revealed overnight), but the impression of using it at a day camp is very good.
Personally, I have the impression that the livability and comfort of a tent changes drastically depending on whether or not it is built inside, but since this tent is 2 meters or more in the center, even an adult male can stand it with plenty of room.
If you're camping with 3 people, it's large enough to stay comfortable even if you bring your luggage inside. The design has quite a bit of room in the length of the long side, so I think it will be cramped even for a family of 4.
It's designed like a window and has good ventilation, so I think I can spend a comfortable time even during the hot and humid season.
As I wrote earlier, the wall rises vertically, so if it's a low cot, you don't feel much pressure even if you put it on the edge.
I think it can also be placed on a high cot by slightly separating it from the wall.

There are several drawbacks, and first of all, it may be a bit of a hassle to set up compared to dome or two-pole models.
Nonetheless, it's not that difficult, and I think it's possible for a man to assemble it alone.
Since the installation size is large and TC material is also used, the storage size is large. And it's pretty heavy.
Family camps are usually supposed to be cars, so I don't think carrying a car itself is much of a problem, but I want a means of transportation such as a carry cart or wagon on a site where cars cannot be placed side by side.
Also, if it is a luggage space for a mini car, etc., loading may become quite difficult depending on the amount of other luggage.

Also, due to the use of TC material, there is a risk of rain leaks during bad weather.
It is common to other TC tents, but I think you need to be careful about the weather.
On the other hand, thanks to its breathability, it also has the advantage that condensation is low, and comfort is high compared to general synthetic fiber tents.
I think it is necessary to understand these advantages and disadvantages before using them.
This tent is recommended for family camping on a sunny day. If you're an advanced user, you can turn on a wood stove and use it for winter camping.