Customer Reviews for VEVOR Gazebo Screen Tent, 3.66 x 3.66 m, 6 Sided Pop-up Camping Canopy Shelter Tent with Mesh Windows, Portable Carry Bag, Ground Stakes, Large Shade Tents for Outdoor Camping, Lawn and Backyard

While the gazebo appears to be of decent quality, the Velcro attatchments are not the best quality. The air vents are quite small, compared to our Clam & our Gazelle. The worst part is the assembly /disassembly of the "roof". Not terrible, but not great.

Raising the top needed to do that with 3 people Overall quality is good but for leakage around the top. We sealed the seams and put stuff on the still leaking seams and part where the top pole was fastened - this was a tip from one reviewer. We did miss a good (and tips like that - adjusted) paper to set up the tent. Just bought it so time will tell if it will hold up well, and I do expect it will.

I like that this tent can be folded down to a small size for transport. I don’t think it’s feasible to say it can be erected by one person though. I like the rain flaps but would prefer to have the small window sections able to be opened or closed from inside. Overall, I am pleased with this tent and would recommend it.

When I saw this one that included the wind panels on Prime Day, I jumped on it! My son and I attempted putting it up and just could not get the center to pop up. We were on a time crunch, so we put it away and will try staking it down to pop it up, as someone on YouTube suggested. Will update stars if need-be!

Have not had a chance to use it yet but I did set up quickly to review the construction. Item set uo quickly , very similar to my Clam pop up fishing tent. Make sure to anchor it down before trying to push up the roof, it will make life easier lol. So very happy with the unit.

It comes wrapped up in a bag with two ties near the top and bottom. Have not yet experienced rain or having to pack it back into the bag. Had a little issue getting the top up. Had to stake down the walls then use a step stool to get the top to pop up. Had to adjust the wall pegs slightly as the zipper door would not close all the way. Once adjusted, no issue. Have used a couple of solid panels just to block sun. These need to be installed prior to using the guy wire support or you will have to undo the guy wires and then resecure them after feeding through the grommet holes in the middle of the panels. The panels attach using Velcro pads. There seems to be enough not to be concerned with wind. We got the 10’ diameter version. The 12’ version was annoying cheaper but bigger than our needs. We were able to get a standard sized wooden picnic table inside. At other times I could see us using camp chairs with a propane fire pit in the middle. Would fit 4 comfortably. 6 would be a bit of a squeeze.

We bought our vevor canopy because we were told it's great, but just a few things first time opening it it's not as easy as it says , it's very warm inside, with out sides on it , wasn't happy about the used tool sign on the top , But once it's up it's durable keeps water out ., and bugs

Don't get me wrong, we love the Camping Gazebo Tent. However, here are some things to know. It was very difficult to raise the top the first couple of times. It is becoming more flexible and easier with each effort made. It was also very difficult to pull it down the first time. It has a pull sewn in to grab but when my husband pulled it, the pull ripped out of the sewn fabric. We hope it won't hurt the integrity of the tent. We now grab the bars as close to the center and pull it down. I recently did it by myself and when it released and came down it hit me on my head and shoulder, knocking my glasses to the ground. My shoulder is very sore and bruised. The stakes are very small so we replaced them with screw in stakes that we use our drill to get them in the ground. The good news is that it's a great value so buying better stakes was not an issue. I have never owned one of the competitor brands so I have no experience with others.

Great tent for the price! We don’t like the extra unnecessary brand marketing prints under “VEVOR” though. I saw another camper with the same tent without the prints and it looks great. Ours looks like it was free because we helped with marketing.. which was not the case obviously. The middle part isn’t as easy to pop up without more people stepping down on the sides to hold it down. Overall it’s a great product.

We tried this out last weekend and were happy with some thing and disappointed with others. First the tent is easy to setup with two people. Not sure about with one as it is very hard to get the middle up without it anchored some how. We used the sides as we knew it was going to rain on the weekend. Everything went together easy. Happy with: -Price -Everything that comes with it. (side panels) -Colour surprising or not. The light roof creates so much light inside even when it isn't really sunny. -Size. Not to large for the campsite but big enough if you want to put a picnic table in it. Disappointment's: -The Gazebo leaked. Now to be clear on this the leaks were along some seams where the roof joined the side. I am sure I will be able to put sealant on it but the description should not say waterproof -Little worried about how the Velcro stitching will hold up if you are not careful pulling the panels off a lot. -To take it down it really needs some kind of handle to pull down on inside for the roof. Over all for the first purchase of a tent this style I am happy.