KingCamp Mountain In C2 Cabin Wall Scout Tent

Bought this tent back in April, 2025 based on a friend’s recommendation. Didn’t get to set up until this past weekend. One of the end arches is fused together instead of springing into place as it should. It’s actually bent into the other piece. So not very secure structurally as it may snap with a high wind.
I’m outside the Amazon return date but for the price I hope the company will do the right thing and replace the end piece. Otherwise, will not be using as a 3 season tent
Updated 7/20/2025: I contacted the company directly and they quickly responded to my concerns. I sent in pictures and information and although it took some time the defective pole was replaced. I am happy to recommend King Camp because they stand behind the products they sell. One thing I suggest is taking a picture of the box information as that was the one thing they requested that I did not have. But KingCamp still did the right thing. I would buy from them again. Linda

I bought this tent for our outdoor trips and I absolutely loved it. It's spacious, comfortable, and made of durable materials. I really like that it includes a space for a stove, which is ideal for camping in colder climates. It's easy to set up and is perfect for spending time outdoors with friends or family.

We loved this camping tent. It’s spacious, made with strong fabric, well-ventilated, and waterproof. The height is great you can stand up inside without having to crouch.
I fully recommend it for anyone looking to camp with comfort and
convenience.

I got this tent to replace an aging instant pop up tent from Core. This one is made similarly to the one in the big box store but it has some cool features I haven't seen before.

The rain fly extends a tad beyond the footprint of the tent, leaving a small vestibule for shoes/gear - that's awsome.

The setup is very, very fast. With two people, it really could be done in less than a minute. The whole thing is like a big umbrella.

A somewhat unique feature that makes it more than just a camping tent is the double opening making it into a good sun shelter for beach use.

I do worry about how much wind it can withstand. I think you absolutely need to stake it and use the rainfly to kind of solidify the structural integrity. It's a three season tent, but not in high winds.

The whole thing is plenty light for car camping. You could use it for short backpack trips if you're in a group and can offset some gear to another person, but it wouldn't be my first choice for backpacking. The quick mechanisms just add too much bulk and weight to make it the first pick.

The material seems at least as durable as anything you could find at Walmart or Big5. Maybe a bit below the Nordstrom's of outdoor gear level.

Overall, a cool tent that makes your life easier and competes well with high end brands.

This tent seems sturdy and well made so far. I like the ability to use a tent stove with it, although I haven't tried that part out just yet. It is a big, heavy tent. Just so there's no confusion, this isn't the tent you want to carry a far distance. I'm excited to have a tent that will hopefully be more comfortable in colder weather! I'll update if problems arise.