The 5 Best 6 Person Tents

If you’re looking for a great 6 person tent, you’ve come to the right place. I’ve chosen five of the best 6 person camping tents and put together this review just for you.

When you’re going camping, the tent is the most important thing, and it’s crucial to find one that has enough space for six people to sleep in, as well as all your stuff. Not only are all of these tents easy to set up and take down, but they’ve also got lots of other extra features that are incredibly useful too.

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Best 6 Person Tents – Top 5

#1 Kodiak Canvas 6 Person Tent

This six person tent by Kodiak Canvas is made out of premium grade, Hydra-Shield, 100% cotton duck canvas which is very durable. A tight weave and silicone finish are what make this tent both waterproof and breathable – ensuring that you won’t find any water leakage, condensation, or humidity inside.

It’s also very spacious, thanks to the steep walls, and it has a 6’6” ceiling height so that anybody can comfortably move around inside. The floor is made with 16 oz polyester-reinforced vinyl with welded seams that is heavy-duty, seamless, and water resistant.

The Flex-Bow frame has 3/8-inch spring steel rods and sturdy 1-inch galvanized steel tube poles that hold up against strong winds.

There are four large windows with no-see-um mesh which ensure insects can’t get inside, while also providing great ventilation. The two meshed funnel-flow vents also help with the air flow and temperature management, keeping you cool when it’s hot.

This lightweight 6 person tent has two large D-shaped doors for easy access, one on the front and the other at the back, and they have heavy-duty #10 YKK zippers.

Suitable for all seasons and made to last, this tent is perfect whether you’re going on a camping or hunting trip not only will this tent keep you protected from the elements, but there’s also plenty of space for all your gear to fit inside as well as 6 people.

Although, it’s not designed for extreme winter mountaineering or heavy snow accumulations.

It’s so easy to set up that one person can manage it by themselves in a couple of minutes once it’s been staked out.

There’s a customizable gear loft and organizer system so that you have plenty of places to keep your things neat and off of the floor, and a large 72 x 78 inch awning that covers the entry and provides shade.

It comes with a strap-and-cinch storage bag to keep your tent inside, making it easy to carry around with you.

This 6 person 4 season tent has dimensions of 10 x 10 feet, and when packed weighs 68 pounds including the stakes, which weigh 6.5 pounds in total.

#2 Coleman WeatherMaster 6 Person Tent

The Coleman WeatherMaster is a 6 person waterproof tent that is so spacious it has enough room for two queen-sized airbeds. It’s dome-shaped, made out of polyester, and weighs 14.5kg. The measurements are 11 x 9 feet, and it has a center height of 6’8”. Not only is there plenty of space, but even if you’re tall you won’t have any issues standing up inside.

There’s a separate floorless screen room, so that you can lounge and not worry about insects thanks to the mesh. Come rain or shine, it provides even more ventilation while keeping you protected from getting wet or the sun’s heat.

The WeatherTec system means that the tent has patented welded floors and inverted seams that make it more weather resistant by hiding needle holes on the inside.

The large D-style door makes it very easy to get in and out, especially because it’s hinged. I’m used to much more flimsy doors, but this kind of door makes it effortless to access the tent even when carrying something like a baby.

Storage pockets are sewn on the side of the tent’s walls so that you can stash items neatly and keep them off of the floor, and there’s a convenient E-Port so that you can run an extension cord inside for electrical power.

There’s plenty more that make this one of the best 6 man tents, such as the frame – which is engineered to be stronger and more wind resistant thanks to the redesigned poles and guy-out triangles. Even the zippers have weather resistant fabric that adds extra protection to the door.

Angled windows improve air circulation while not letting any water in when it rains, and the tent can be separated into two rooms. The front door would access the right room, whereas the rear door enters the left, so that each room would have a door to use.

It’s simple to set up this tent, it can be done in about 20 minutes thanks to the two colour-coded poles, shock-corded fiberglass poles, pin-and-ring design, and InstaClip attachments.

Considering all these great features, this is a very cheap 6 person tent. Easy to pack away into the included carry bag, which has straight-forward instructions sewn right into it. Separate stake and pole bags and a rainfly are also included. The 75-denier polyester taffeta rainfly covers the doors and windows, has fully-taped seams, and incorporates easy-to-use Velcro frame attachments.

The very first time I