Special Feature | Rainfly |
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Brand | Coleman |
Occupant Capacity | 6 |
Design | Camping Tent |
Material | Blend |
Recommended Uses For Product | Camping & Hiking |
Product Dimensions | 26"L x 10"W x 10"H |
Seasons | 3 |
Color | Multi |
Sport | outdoors |
Item Weight | 19.01 Pounds |
Age Range (Description) | Adult |
Shape | Round |
Installation Type | Free Standing |
Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash |
Included Components | STEEL CREEK TENT 6P SIOC |
Pole Material Type | Fiberglass |
Size | One Size |
Closure Type | Zipper |
Number of Doors | 1 |
Floor Length | 120 Inches |
Water Resistance Technology | 1500 Mm |
Maximum Height | 5.67 Feet |
Floor Area | 140 Square Feet |
Style | Dome Tent |
Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
Is Waterproof | TRUE |
Form Factor | Dome |
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 26.5 x 9.5 x 9.3 inches |
Package Weight | 9.89 Kilograms |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 9.57 x 9.57 x 26.13 inches |
Brand Name | Coleman |
Warranty Description | See manufacturer |
Model Name | 2000018059 |
Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
Number of Items | 1 |
Manufacturer | Coleman |
Part Number | 2000018059 |
Model Year | 2015 |
Fishing Technique | Spinning, Casting |
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Coleman Steel Creek Fast Pitch Dome Camping Tent with Screened Porch, 6-Person Tent Includes Pre-Attached Poles, Integrated Rainfly, and Screened-In Porch, Sets Up in 7 Minutes
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Special Feature | Rainfly |
Brand | Coleman |
Occupant Capacity | 6 |
Design | Camping Tent |
Material | Blend |
Recommended Uses For Product | Camping & Hiking |
Product Dimensions | 26"L x 10"W x 10"H |
Seasons | 3 |
Color | Multi |
Sport | outdoors |
About this item
- 6-person dome tent features a separate screen room for insect-less lounging and extra sleeping space
- Fast Pitch tent design sets up in about 7 minutes
- WeatherTec system and rainfly keep tent interior dry and comfortable
- Durable Polyguard fabric and strong frame designed to last season after season
- Measures 10 x 9 feet with 10- x 5-foot screen room; accommodates 2 queen-sized airbeds
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Enjoy bug-free lounging and extra ventilation in a separate screened-in room that also offers an additional sleeping area on warmer nights. |
Window AwningsExtended window awnings let you keep the windows open for enhanced air circulation without letting in the rain. |
Pack Up with EaseWhen it's time to head home, the tent easily fits into the included carry bag, which also expands with a rip-strip for extra storage space. |
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E-PortConveniently run an extension cord through the E-Port to bring electrical power into your tent. |
Storage PocketsStash small necessities within easy reach and off the floor thanks to mesh pockets conveniently sewn into the side of the tent's walls. |
Color-Coded PolesA quick and easy setup with color-coded poles that let you get back to enjoying the great outdoors in no time. |
Spacious Interior
This roomy tent has enough space to fit 2 queen-size airbeds and lets you stretch out thanks to its 5-foot 8-inch center height.
Weathertec Features
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Protected SeamsInverted seams increase weather resistance by hiding needle holes inside the tent. |
Wind-Strong FrameEngineered to be a stronger, more wind-responsive frame with redesigned poles and guy-out triangles. |
Zipper ProtectionA zipper cuff made of weather-resistant fabric adds protection from the elements to the door. |
Waterproof FloorsWelding-inspired technology strengthens the tent floor and eliminates needle holes. |
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ASIN | B00S57UU7S |
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Customer Reviews |
4.6 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #57,901 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #202 in Camping Tents |
Date First Available | January 12, 2015 |
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Customers like the quality, ease of assembly, and size of the tent. For example, they mention that it's very well made, spacious, and fits two average size camping chairs. They appreciate the water resistance, saying that it prevents water intrusion. That said, some complain about the safety and value.
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Customers like the quality of the tent. They say it's well-made, has an effective design, and is the best looking tent at the campsite. Customers also mention that it stands strong in heavy weather and holds up fine in the wind.
"...Those stakes are good, but the YouTube videos about guy lines also taught me about the lightweight aluminum tri-beam stakes...." Read more
"...The mesh is so slick in design it’s as if the mesh isn’t present at all. Just make sure you’re lights are off inside the tent…(duh)." Read more
"...It has a bathtub type design with a dark lower floor/wall that both prevents water intrusion and minimizes heat buildup in the tent as the morning..." Read more
"...For the price, size, ease to set up solo, weather capabilities, and the durability or Coleman I give this tent five stars...." Read more
Customers find the tent incredibly easy to set up and quick to build. They also say the tent itself is extremely easy to pitch. Customers also appreciate the snap on hooks for the poles.
"...It is easy to set up, take down and pack...." Read more
"...Other than the durability of this tent, it’s easy to set up...." Read more
"...Setup of the tent is actually quite easy and doable with one person (though with two, you can put things together in less than 10 minutes)...." Read more
"...For the price, size, ease to set up solo, weather capabilities, and the durability or Coleman I give this tent five stars...." Read more
Customers like the size of the tent. They mention it's roomy enough for two people and a friend, it fits two average size camping chairs, and even a small table. The sleeping area is spacious, and there's enough room for a queen size air mattress inside. It also has a good amount of headroom, and can fit 3 to 4 adults comfortably.
"...the Coleman Utopia Breeze Beach Chairs fit perfectly and gave us plenty of headroom...." Read more
"...had more coverage, but this tent does what it’s intended and that’s room, dryness, wind resistance...." Read more
"..." and I don't have to stoop much to move inside the tent, it feels really spacious...." Read more
"...For the price, size, ease to set up solo, weather capabilities, and the durability or Coleman I give this tent five stars...." Read more
Customers like the tent's water resistance. They say it's rainproof, and has a lower floor/wall that prevents water intrusion. They also appreciate the mesh portion on the porch that allows water to drain off any standing water. Overall, customers are satisfied with the water resistance of the tent.
"...Oregon Coast. The rainfly, properly staked with guylines, kept us dry...." Read more
"...is a drain line in front of the tents main door which keeps your sleeping area 100% dry. Let’s move on to the wind resistance...." Read more
"...a bathtub type design with a dark lower floor/wall that both prevents water intrusion and minimizes heat buildup in the tent as the morning..." Read more
"...of a monsoon so rain all day long, when they say this thing is waterproof they mean it. Not a single drop of rain got into the main part of our tent...." Read more
Customers like the porch area of the tent. For example, they say it's nice to have, and perfect as a play area for their boys during the day. They also say the screened vestibule is awesome and handy.
"...The porch is a nice plus. This is a great place to store shoes and coolers...." Read more
"The tent is very cool looking, great price, the screened in porch is nice to have, the actual tent portion is spacious, but I have a couple..." Read more
"...The screen room was perfect as a play area for our boys during the day, and our dog's favorite place to sleep at night...." Read more
"...The back window doesn't have a covering (the rainfly provides privacy, but wouldn't prevent a cold wind from cooling the interior)." Read more
Customers like the comfort of the tent. For example, they say the size is very comfortable, it fits a queen blow up mattress comfortably, and it feels homey. Some mention that it's easy to build and that the porch fits ta ble chair and cooler well.
"...that the rainfly, folded to a shorter length than the bag, fits nicely in the bottom, then the tent... I folded the 10' wide width so that the front..." Read more
"...The size is very comfortable if you are using bedding that is on the floor, because an adult can almost stand up in the middle, so it is easy to..." Read more
"...Set up was easy, 10-15 mins? Slept 4 pretty comfortably, me hubby and two big kids (queen and twin mattress) and a 110lb dog with her Xl mat and..." Read more
"...The interior is very comfortable for 2 people playing cards to wait out the rain...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the value of the tent. Some mention that it's an excellent value, with the best features for the buck. However, others say that the plastic clips are of poor quality and thin.
"...does have quite a few thoughtful features, particularly for its low price point...." Read more
"...For the price, size, ease to set up solo, weather capabilities, and the durability or Coleman I give this tent five stars...." Read more
"...Flimsy stakes--thin round metal. Buy better ones when you buy the tent.But- Good tent for the price." Read more
"...Great value for the price. I will give an update if we ever camp in the rain." Read more
Customers are not satisfied with the safety of the tent. They mention that it gets all wet in that front area, the rainfly covers it, and water gets in the porch. The porch will be soaked and muddy if it rains and you're in and out. The screen room is not weather proof, and in raining conditions you can get some water in it.
"...Now there is a downside. The front awning does get wet and water resides, but I already knew that given the design hence there is a drain line in..." Read more
"...The porch is half covered by the rainfly and you will get rain inside...." Read more
"...The “porch” it mesh and got soaked but has a mesh strip right at the base to help with drainage and it’s designed to push the water towards that..." Read more
"...corners are more exposed to the elements than the front two and water seeped in...." Read more
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First setup (test before our big trip) was less than perfect. We attached the tent clips to the poles before inserting the pole ends in the receptacle cups for those at the corners of the tent. Later, I searched and found some YouTube videos that helped a lot. Second time (at our campsite), we assembled the poles and inserted the pole ends in the receptacle cups first, then attached tent clips to the poles. This tent is TALL and we're not, so it was a bit tricky attaching the highest clips and tying the fabric strip to the pole frame at the very top. We accomplished this by unzipping the screen room and tent doors and stepping nearer the center of the tent. Next time, we'll probably tie the tie before inserting pole ends in the receptacle cups and bring a super collapsible step stool to address the vertical challenge.
Rainfly. After some confusion about the front/back of the rainfly during first setup, I marked the corners of the front with a sharpie pen, but it really wasn't necessary. The front has a 5" wide piece of fabric attached to it, draping over/attaching to the screen room pole.
Stakes. The stakes that came with the tent are really a checkbox (yeah, we include stakes). When I bought the tent, I also bought the Coleman accessory kit (the rubber mallet, stake puller, heavy duty stakes were really helpful). Those stakes are good, but the YouTube videos about guy lines also taught me about the lightweight aluminum tri-beam stakes. I found them at a nearby equipment store and wished I'd bought more than 4. I'd used the Coleman heavy duty stakes for the corners of the tent, and the tri-beams for everywhere else.
Guy lines. The rainfly comes with guy lines attached. I like that they are white and have reflective strips woven in and they were great for night visibility. They also have line tighteners attached for making the lines taut after they are attached to stakes, but the reflective material prevents the guy lines from sliding, so tightening took a little bit more work. Even so, I don't think a taut line knot would have slid any easier (TY, YouTube for teaching me about guy lines and knots).
Footprint. Prior to laying out the tent, we laid down a footprint (Columbia makes one that is 9'10" x 8'10" - perfect for this tent and a true footprint with web loops that join tent stakes at corners). The tent does have a thick tarp-like floor, but it was in breaking camp that we discovered the true value of the footprint. The underside of the tent floor was clean, despite setting it up on dead, damp pine needles and other detritus. The footprint was easy to flip over, sweep off, shake out. Another YouTube video explained why I wanted a footprint slightly smaller than the tent - it doesn't create a catch basin for rainwater between footprint and tent.
Breaking camp. As I mentioned before, the footprint kept the tent floor clean. But the rain, breeze, a bird, and damp ground messed the rainfly and underside of the screen room floor. We live in an apartment so I really don't have a place to spread it all out for cleaning after we got home. And I didn't want to take seeds and bugs to another area where they might be invasive species. So we took a little extra time to sweep off, shake out, wipe down the rainfly. We unstaked the screen room first, then folded it back onto the collapsed tent and swept it off toward the bare ground.
Packing it all back in the bag. I love the expandable bag feature and had already cut that seam, but the bottom side-to-side seam kept the bag from becoming a fully 4-5" taller. I found that the rainfly, folded to a shorter length than the bag, fits nicely in the bottom, then the tent... I folded the 10' wide width so that the front corners met in the middle, making a strip 5' wide by 9' long; then folded again in the same direction, so the tent was a 2.5' wide strip, 9' long. The 9' length, folded in half, then in half again, then in half again, it fit perfectly.
Rain. Yes, it rained. Early June. Oregon Coast. The rainfly, properly staked with guylines, kept us dry. The rainfly also provides a 3' roof over the screen room, leaving just a couple of feet exposed. After a night of gentle, all night long rain, there were a couple of small (4"?) puddles near the front of the screen room - easily sopped up with 3-4 paper towels.
The 6-person is perhaps too large for 2 people (twin air mattresses on opposite sides left 4' between us), but I really wanted the additional height. Both my 4'10" daughter and I (5'3") can stand up and move around in this tent. Our first trip was only 4 days long, but we could comfortably spend a week or two. I also wanted the screen room so that if we found ourselves camping with gnats and mosquitoes, we could kick back in comfort. I found the Coleman Utopia Breeze Beach Chairs fit perfectly and gave us plenty of headroom.
Is this the tent for hardcore campers who are planning a cross-country roadtrip? It is easy to set up, take down and pack. It easily withstood hours long rain showers and a breeze (less than 7 mph in a valley campsite, shielded by nearby hills), but it really is a fairweather tent. The back window doesn't have a covering (the rainfly provides privacy, but wouldn't prevent a cold wind from cooling the interior).
I went camping in the Nez pierce country land of Idaho. I didn’t think it was going to rain so I didn’t bring my back up tarps. What a mistake so I thought. It rained so hard you would have thought you were in the Amazon. With shaking thunder and lightning I laid in my tent just waiting for the water to start to seep in. I was so wrong. In fact I was beyond surprised. No water in the tent AT ALL. The rain fly worked perfectly though while setting up you think to yourself this isn’t going to hold, but it does and not just well, but fantastically. Now there is a downside. The front awning does get wet and water resides, but I already knew that given the design hence there is a drain line in front of the tents main door which keeps your sleeping area 100% dry. Let’s move on to the wind resistance. My goodness does this thing hold up. I had tables and chairs getting whipped around during that storm, and not once did my tent ever show signs of weakness or fault. I’m beyond impressed with this tent. Fast forward: 3rd time camping with this tent I decided to put a Queen blow up mattress inside. Yup it fits. Height kinda stinks as it’s 6th exactly at the center, as my bf smiled ear to ear whilst standing up at the center.
Other than the durability of this tent, it’s easy to set up. I’d recommend that you tie the top and place the first 2 clips (at the top) before hoisting it up.
Happy camping everyone! I’d say 10/10 for the tent. Just wish the awning had more coverage, but this tent does what it’s intended and that’s room, dryness, wind resistance.
Oh btw when you’re looking for a tent to view the stars with dry weather, this is by far the best one I’ve had. The mesh is so slick in design it’s as if the mesh isn’t present at all. Just make sure you’re lights are off inside the tent…(duh).