The Coleman Red Canyon tent is a state of the art tent that is capable of holding eight campers spaciously. Can you imagine a tent that is so roomy and spacious that it’s able to hold eight people? With a measurement of seventeen by ten feet, the Coleman Red Canyon tent is ideal and preferred for weekend camping. If your family enjoys a few days of camping the Coleman’s Red canyon dome tent is ideal for you. Also if you have a large family, it may suit you well to purchase the Coleman Red Canyon dome tent. Now if you or any member of your family is over six feet tall, the Coleman Red Canyon would prove to be your most comfortable choice. Additionally this dome tent has excellent features such as a removable privacy walls, which gives you the opportunity if you so desire, to create at least three separate rooms.  The privacy walls can be configured as one large room, or three separate rooms.  Multiple set ups allow for a spacious “living room” in the middle of the tent where campers can gather to eat, play cards or socialize.  The tent is so big that a table and chairs can easily fit inside, and at 72 inches high, feel free to stand up and walk around a bit. 

The Coleman Red canyon dome tent is also designed to resist rainy weather conditions. It promises you a dry, warm and comfortable sleep and family time regardless of adverse weather conditions. Moreover, above all the other tents offered, this dome tent has a built in exclusive weathertec system which is guaranteed to keep you dry and warm in the face of heavy rains.  The exclusive weathertec system is constructed with Coleman’s guarantee as a leak-free protection system? The fabric used to tailor the Coleman Red Canyon dome tent is of high quality and has been proven to be water-resistant. The floor of the Coleman Red Canyon dome tents is also waterproof. In case you are camping, and the rain begins to pour, you will be enjoying dry ground. Rain affects most tents even if they clothed in waterproof fabric, because water will penetrate the zipper, causing water to enter into the tent, making your tent and camping very uncomfortable. The solution to this problem is purchasing the Coleman Red Canyon tent, which has zipper protection. The frame of the Coleman red Canyon is also desirable, as it is very strong and robust. The structure of the Coleman Red Canyon tent is wind-strong. It will hold firm, even if you encounter a powerful wind storm while camping.

If you are tentative about setting up your Coleman Red Canyon tent, you shouldn’t be because setting up this dome tent is a quick and easy process. The poles of Coleman Red Canyon dome tent are shock-corded and colour-coded, with simple reader friendly instructions that are sewn right onto the storage bag. The Coleman Red Canyon dome tents also have separate well organized storage bags and stakes. Moreover, on entry into the Coleman Red Canyon dome tent, you will be greeted by a welcome mat and interior pockets, which helps if you love to see your camp in decent order. Mention must also be made of your variflow system and cool-air port when you purchase a Coleman Red Caynon dome tent.

Let me show you what current owners have to say about it:

G Scott.,

This is a nice, spacious SUMMER tent. Don't even think about using it if its spring/fall and the temperatures might drop, but its fantastic in hot weather, rain or not. Also this isn't a tent for windy conditions due to its high profile. I can set this tent up alone, although getting the rain fly over the top can be a bit tricky on my own, it does eventually get there. I hadn't thought about how tough it would be for 65" tall me to get a rain fly over the 78" top of a 10x17' tent! I bought this tent for summer camping when rain was a likely complication, when I am NOT packing it more than a few yards from the vehicle. (It is a heavy tent.) It holds a table, chairs, cot, gear, and dog quite comfortably and is ridiculously spacious when I am camping alone. When a group is camping and the weather goes wet, it becomes a great place for people to get together out of the rain and have coffee, play cards, etc. I do think the "cool port" thing is about the dumbest looking thing I have ever seen on a tent though...it looks like either a demented dog door or I'm expecting the little people to join me. The "mud mat" is also rather dorky. Being three room is kind of stretching it, but the curtains are useful for changing clothes when there is a mixed group together.

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