- Is the Cabin6Plus good for a family of five?
- Yes. It sleeps six, and the cabin shape leaves floor space for bags and cots. The six doors help with morning queues and keep muddy boots away from the sleeping area.
- How does it handle rain and wind?
- The polyester flysheet is water repellent and wind proof, which is fine for three-season rain. Seal the seams and guy it out well, because the tall cabin walls catch gusts more than a dome.
- Can I stand up inside it?
- Cabin tents are built for headroom, and this one is designed around near-vertical walls. Check the peak height for your own height before you commit.
- What is the canopy for?
- It shades the tent and gives a covered area by the doors. That is useful in sun and light rain, but it is not a full separate awning.
- Is it a backpacking tent?
- No. A six-person cabin with a canopy is heavy and bulky, so it suits car camping and base camps where you park nearby.
- Does it work in cold weather?
- It is a three-season tent. The polyester flysheet and mesh-heavy cabin are not built for snow load or hard winter wind.
- Where is the Omnicore Designs Cabin6Plus Six Person Cabin Tent with Canopy cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $199.00, as of our latest check.