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The Ozark Trail 8-Person Yurt Tent is a dome-style cabin tent built to look like a yurt, with a 13 x 13 foot floor and 92 inches of center height. Its standout feature is a removable integrated table that hangs inside the tent for keys, phones and snacks. Mesh panels and ceiling vents handle airflow, and the single-door layout keeps the walls simple. It suits families and groups who want standing room and a hangout space at festivals or base camps, but it is a fair-weather shelter despite the four-season label, and the large flat walls catch wind.
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Lowest price we've seen: $145.00 on Nov 10 at Walmart. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 10.
Owner feedback is mixed. People like the space, the height and the built-in table, but complain about wind performance, condensation and the single door.
The Ozark Trail 8-Person Yurt Tent is a lightweight, portable version of a traditional yurt. At 13�?x 13�?x 92�? this spacious 8-person tent sets up easily to make enjoying a weekend in the outdoors a beautiful, memorable experience. Perfect for all kinds of outings, like group outdoor events, family picnics and music festivals. The integrated table, which is easily removed to take outdoors, offers easy access to your keys, wallet, sunglasses, whatever finds its way to the tabletop. The mesh panels and ceiling vents provide excellent air flow and ventilation for a comfortable camping trip. Adventure is where memories are made, whether it's campouts in the back yard with the kids, Saturdays at the river with friends, or a week in the wilderness alone. Ozark Trail helps you and your family create everyday adventures with gear and accessories built with you in mind. From backpacks to tents, they're rugged, dependable, and priced to be practical. Because adventure is not a destination; it's a lifestyle.
