love this tent it is huge. will comfortably fit 2 queen air mattresses

love this tent it is huge. will comfortably fit 2 queen air mattresses   Read Less

I have had my Red Canyon for 6 years now and it is still going strong. We camp 3-4 a year and this tent has even been thru a to...  Read More

I have had my Red Canyon for 6 years now and it is still going strong. We camp 3-4 a year and this tent has even been thru a tornado with no wear and tear. Once the storm was over we came back to the tent, removed a large branch that had fallen on one end and the tent popped back up into place with no damage. Because of the collapse a significant amount of rain had pooled in one end but we mopped it up and by the next day, no one could tell what an ordeal we had experienced.This past weekend we camped in the cold. It got down to close to freezing at night but a little trick we use is to tie a plastic painters sheet over the top of the tent before attaching the rain fly. This helps retain a lot of heat. With a small electric heater we kept the inside of the tent a steady 55 degrees and didn't even need to plug in the electric blankets for the kids.We can fit 4 twin mattresses, a shelf, a tent potty, ice chest and all our personal bags inside with room to move around with all four people inside at night.Easy to put up and easy to take down. With the right maintenance this tent can last awhile. (I always bring my tents home and clean them out and make sure the poles are clean after a trip, before putting the twnts back in storage.)   Read Less