Easy to set up and then pack and take away The Mineral King 3 is a compact, two-door camping tent with an ample footprint and solid dome shape. It’s the perfect choice for multi-season camping in three seasons. The Mountain Hardwear Mineral King 3 Tent for couples is the perfect car camping tent. It has everything you need for three season camping. It’s lightweight enough to use as a backpacking tent. Though it’s built to fit three persons-hence the «3» in the name-we discovered that at 42.5 square feet, the core tent WebTreasure hunters is more suitable for two people, and perhaps a dog or a lot of gear. Intuitive to put up, the Mineral King 3 has a full mesh body that connects to a hubbed pair of poles. The movable fly provides the protection you need in the rain. You can fold it in and secure it with a half-dome. Or you can completely remove it during fair weather to stargaze. Two vestibules – that’s the word used in camping for «mudroom»-each will provide 18.75 extra square feet of livable space, which is handy for those who want to keep your boots in a mess or make coffee in the comfort of your tent in the rain. The tent also comes with an anti-abrasion groundsheet specifically designed to protect the tent from damage and wear. The Eureka Copper Canyon LX 6 Person Tent has the perfect combination of a spacious interior, easy set-up and long-lasting. It’s also an affordable cost. With a peak height of 7 feet and a cubelike shape The cabin-style Copper Canyon LX 6 was one of the most spacious tents we’ve ever tested, offering extra space to help you to stay organized and sleep more comfortably. Even though it’s large and heavy, if you are planning to carry the tent for about a hundred feet and you don’t require anything super-light or high-tech. Although the Copper Canyon LX 6 isn’t made for the harsh weather, it’s still tough and strong enough to stand up to most rainstorms and windstorms. With its proven design the Copper Canyon LX 6 will be one that you’re likely to put up for years to come. The Tungsten 4, with more than 60 square feet of floor area as well as two large vestibules, creates a bigger tent suitable for two people who want to spend longer inside their tent. For campers looking for an extra amount of space, the Marmot Tungsten 4-Person Tent is another great choice for two people. Although it is a little less sleek as the Mineral King 3, and lacks the adaptable fly that makes accessing and protecting from elements simple and effortless, the Marmot Tungsten 4 offers equal (and often more) protection. The Marmot Tungsten 4 is a full rain fly, which attaches with color-coded clips and protects an encasement of half-polyester or half-mesh. The fly also features two vestibules that are large. With D-shaped doors as well as an overhanging dome surrounded with two brow poles rather than one pole-the fly offers excellent shielding from multidirectional rain and wind. The tent can be installed without the fly to allow for stargazing in the night. The tent’s body is lined with premium polyester fabric. The tent, just like the Mineral King 3, has an anti-abrasion footprint. It is ideal for overnight camping in the backyard The simple dome-shaped tent is ideal for those who doesn’t want to spend more than $150 for tents but doesn’t intend to purchase another next year. The top-rated Coleman Sundome 6-Person Tent has the same footprint of our top choice tent for families, however it feels significantly smaller because it’s a dome rather than a cabin-style. Nevertheless, it still easily accommodates four people and is spacious enough for two. It has ample windows and a partially rain fly. It is easy to set up and to maintain and is easy to use and is bright both inside and outside. We would not recommend the less spacious version of this tent for couples who might consider taking it to the beach; it’s just too thin in our tests. This tent isn’t equipped with any groundsheet. A fully-covered rain cover along with a huge vestibule and a reinforced pole structure make this the ideal choice for couples who are dedicated to getting outside no matter the weather. A complete rain cover with a large vestibule and a pole structure that is reinforced make this the best choice for families that are dedicated to being outdoors no matter the conditions. The REI Co-op Base Camp 4 Tent will provide more protection and strength for campers in cars who are ready to take on the worst. The other dome-style tents we recommend include two main poles as well as they are supported by smaller brow poles. The Base Camp, by contrast features four full-size aluminum struts woven through it, somewhat like the basket. The Base Camp also offers superior privacy when compared to our other options, with or without the rain fly. Two doors are our top feature. They can be opened in the opposite direction, or both. It is also possible to put the doors into «roof pockets», which will keep them from getting in the way. This makes the tent a great beach tent or shade. An effective wind-fighting tent is necessary for families who pitch their tents in wet areas. It should come with an expansive vestibule where you can store footwear and other accessories. The next size up within REI’s Base Camp is the Base Camp 6 Tent. It includes approximately 45 feet of vestibule area and six poles that increase stability and cross-linking. This tent has the best combination space-wise and features of the six tents we tried. Each model’s footprint is available for purchase separately.