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Coleman Carlsbad Dark Room Camping Tent with Screened Porch, 4/6 Person Tent Blocks 90% of Sunlight and Keeps Inside Cool, Weatherproof Tent with Easy Setup and Screened-In Porch

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Style: 6-person


Features

  • DARK ROOM TECHNOLOGY: Blocks 90% of sunlight for more comfortable rest anytime
  • REDUCES HEAT: Ensures a cool interior even during daytime
  • WEATHERPROOF: Provides protection against rain and winds up to 35+ mph
  • E-PORT: Convenient access point for bringing electrical power inside
  • EASY SETUP: Sets up in 15 minutes for fast use
  • BUG-FREE LOUNGING: 10 x 5 ft. full-floor screen room provides an insect-free environment
  • SPACIOUS: 10 x 9 ft. size with 5 ft. 8 in. center height and fits 2 queen-size air beds
  • GUARANTEED: Comes with a 1-year limited warranty for peace of mind
  • EXCEPTIONAL FOR: Camping & Glamping, Beach Retreats, Festivals, Sports Events, Tailgating and Backyard Lounging.

Description

Sleep in past sunrise or put the kids to bed early with the Coleman 4-Person Carlsbad Dark Room Dome Camping Tent with Screen Room. It blocks 90% of sunlight and reduces heat inside the tent (vs. a comparable Coleman tent) for more comfortable rest at any time. A separate screen room lets you watch nature unfold while keeping the bugs away. With a full floor in the screen room, you can also use it as extra sleeping space on warmer nights.

Specs & Other Info

SpecificationDetails
Key FeatureRainfly for extra weather protection
ManufacturerColeman
CapacityCan accommodate 6 people
TypeCamping Dome Tent
FabricPolyester
UsageIdeal for Camping & Hiking
Size (L x W x H)120" x 68" x 108"
SeasonalityDesigned for 1-season use
Color SchemeGreen, Black, and Teal
Activity TypeCamping & Hiking oriented
Weight21.3 Pounds
AudienceAdults
Structure ShapeDome
SetupFreestanding installation
Care InstructionsMachine Washable
IncludesTent
PolesFiberglass
EntryZippered opening
Door CountSingle door
Waterproof RatingWater-resistant up to 1500 mm
Vertical Space8-inch maximum interior height
Internal Space90 sq ft floor area
Design Style6-person capacity
Packaging Dimensions (L x W x H)26.38 x 10.24 x 9.76 inches
Package Weight9.96 Kilograms
Product Dimensions120 x 108 x 68 inches
Warranty1-Year Warranty
ModelColeman Dome
Target DemographicUnisex-adult
Manufacturer Part Number2000024290
Availability DateFirst available on December 27, 2015

Frequently asked questions

The Coleman Carlsbad Dark Room Tent is exceptionally effective at blocking sunlight, reducing up to 90% of sunlight. This technology not only keeps the tent darker for longer sleep-ins but also helps in keeping the tent cooler during sunny days, making it perfect for summer camping trips.

Yes, the Coleman Carlsbad tent is designed to be weatherproof, featuring the WeatherTec system with patented welded floors and inverted seams to keep water out. It's designed to provide a dry and comfortable camping experience, even in rainy conditions.

The Coleman Carlsbad Dark Room Tent is designed for easy setup, often taking only a few minutes with two people. It comes with continuous pole sleeves, patented pin-and-ring system, and snag-free Insta-Clip suspension to help simplify the setup process, making it user-friendly for campers of all skill levels.

Yes, the screened porch in the Coleman Carlsbad Tent features a full floor and can be zipped up, offering additional protection against bugs and allowing for an extra enclosed space. This makes it an ideal area for relaxing or storing gear while keeping it protected from the elements and insects.

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🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

This series of reviews highlight the strengths and weaknesses of a versatile camping tent that is suitable for festivals, camping trips, and outdoor adventures. Users praised its ease of setup, spaciousness, and innovative features like the "dark room" technology and screened porch area. The tent appears to be durable, weather-resistant, and offers good ventilation and privacy options. However, concerns were raised about the quality of the materials and the design of the rainfly coverage.

Pros

  • 🏕 Ease of setup, often by one person in under 10 minutes
  • 🌞 "Dark room" technology effectively blocks sunlight for late risers
  • 💨 Good ventilation system with large vents and adjustable airflow
  • 🛏 Spacious interior, comfortably fitting queen-sized mattresses and gear
  • 🚪 Screened porch area for added storage and relaxation space
  • 🚿 Waterproof and weather-resistant for rainy and windy conditions

Cons

  • ⚠️ Concerns over material quality and potential for tearing over time
  • 🪡 Issues with the sewing of seams, leading to light leaks and potential durability problems
  • 🛠 Some users felt the need for additional reinforcement, like extra tarps or tape, especially in adverse weather
  • 🌧 Limited rainfly coverage, leaving parts of the porch exposed to rain

Should I Buy It?

Yes, if you value ease of assembly, comfort, and innovative features like the dark room technology and screened porch. It's particularly recommended for casual campers and festival-goers. However, if you’re an avid camper planning to use this tent in varied and harsh weather conditions, you might want to consider the potential need for additional reinforcements or explore options with more robust materials and comprehensive weather protection.

    • Perfect for outdoors and festivals
Style: 6-person
The "dark room" technology is great for camping where you will be exposed to direct sunlight, such as at a music festival. It fits within a 10' wide space and underneath a 10x10 canopy (if there's no frame in the center). Avoid sidewalls to maintain good air flow - this blocks the sun well enough without additional sidewalls on a tent or around it. There are large vents on the main structure which are covered by the "rainfly." When you use the tethers to properly lift the sides, you get a slight separation between the two pieces which allows for great airflow and shade. The front and side vents are closable with zipper flaps. Set it up so one side faces East and keep that flap mostly closed to block the sunrise. The back has the largest vent - keep that side unobstructed. The porch is perfect for setting up a blowup couch or chairs. You can leave shoes & sandals there so as not to bring dirt into the sleeping area. Super easy to setup with 1 or 2 people. Breaks down into an easy to carry bag - great for storage. Even though it's a 6-person tent, it's great for 2 people on a queen blowup mattress plus luggage, clothes, even a cooler. Tall enough to get dressed in for most people. Durable and flexible enough to survive strong wind gusts (desert nights). Just stake it down on all sides. There's a plastic ring on the center of the ceiling - hang a lantern from it with a carabiner for late night hangs. 6/5 stars. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2023 by Nick
    • Easy to set up, great starter tent!
Style: 4-person
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The media could not be loaded. I’d give this tent a 4.5 stars. This tent was very easy to set up, less than 10 minutes mostly by myself. We set it up in the backyard before taking it camping to make sure there were no tears and to get a general idea of the size. Overall, it is a very good starter tent especially for the price. I hope it will hold up well over our next several trips. Pros: -Easy to set up -Screened patio is great for gear storage -Can fit two double air mattresses or one queen with some wiggle room -Looks great, good overall quality -Held up well in a southern rainstorm Some things to know: -Backside of the tent is just a bug screen. If you want any privacy, you have to set up the rainfly which completely covers the back and limits airflow -Limited number of pockets/hooks for gear inside the tent (only two small wall pockets) -Front screened patio has no rain protection -The tent seemed very taut on the poles, I am slightly worried about tearing in the future. Despite these few negative features, I’d say this is one of the best tents at this price range on the market. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2023 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer
    • 5 days camping with weather
Style: 6-person
So, I have to say I like this tent for the design and price. I chose this tent for weekly camping trips with my adventure cat that also enjoys glamping. The enclosed porch holds a travel cat tree, food and cat box, shoes, lots of odds and ends, even a chair at times. Its super convient and easy to clean with the mesh drain Inside is fairly big and I loved standing up but I wouldn't share it with more than one other person. It would feel cramped with more. Now the quality of the tent is lacking. I read the reviews and knowing about the complaints I made adjustments on how I set the tent up. First, the fast pitch part was ok. Im 50, female and set the tent up alone. It took me about 30 minutes because I was watching my cat explore the woods. I first I noticed while I was attaching the clips to the poles, that the seams were poorly sewn. They were pulling the threads too tightly and I was worried that they would tear. Also while bending the poles to sit in the 4 corner posts they creaked and moand to the point I thought they would snap but they did not. Inside the tent many, seams just didn't match up, many were off by 1/2 to an inch, so no matter how perfectly the tent was set up, it puckered here and pulled too tight there. It looked off and sloppy, it also let daylight seap in. The dark technology was kind of a joke. (I dont care, not what I bought it for) Maybe its the rain fly that has the technology because I had a very small glow stick sitting 5 feet from the tent and where the tarp didn't cover, I could see the glowstick light. (A small cheap glowstick) it appears to me that only the window coverings were extra dark. The rest of the tent was just a normal tent. The fabric is of the sheerest material, very cheap. There were numerous runs in the materials, letting light come in. It also came in around the pole/clip seams outside. I recommend getting flex tape or something similar and several pole splints. How I set the tent up. First, I didn't bother with the rain fly. I knew it would rain and I was expecting high winds at least one day and people have complaind about the sewing on that, with wind ripping it. So, I used an 11'x 16' foot tarp and made an a frame over the tent with it. I used guy lines to anchor it securely. This achieved fixes to several complaints. Firstly, it was now rain and wind proof, when I had 35-40 mile an hour gusts and it rained hard 7 straight hours, the tarp took all the abuse. The tent wasn't tossed around, damaging the material and poles or getting wet. Secondly, there was no issue with condensation. I also added a tarp under the tent (not peeking out anywhere around the sides) and a ground tarp inside the tent. This protects your tent from tears but also assists in keeping the tent floor and your personal items nice and dry. Results, the entire tent stayed bone dry, even the porch area was dry. I was pleased with it overall but it will take extra work to protect it and your valuables. The last night of my camp, was beautiful out, I took the tarp down and watched the stars from bed. It was awesome. It's rough overall but with care, you can probably get a few years out of it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2022 by Nina
    • A solid tent, worth it.
Style: 4-person
It’s a solid tent. Quick set up, easy to understand and a pretty spacious inside. Definitely waterproof, it rained all night and we stayed completely dry with the rain fly on. I really like the little screened in “porch” area. During the very hot, humid, buggy weather of the Florida summers any screened in area is invaluable. It also kept our stuff more organized and inside without taking up sleeping space. The screen in area also has drainage for easy cleaning and another way to keep the inside dry. Really pleased with it. Most tents aren’t set up for warm weather camping (we are in Florida) so I appreciate the sun/heat blocking material. My only issue is the rain fly doesn’t cover all of the little screened in porch area so the sides of that particular area can get a little wet if it rains. however that is a small detail and it’s only the sides, most of it is covered. Overall really satisfied, good price for what you get, would recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2022 by Eileen M. Bailey

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