KAMPKEEPER Side Tent,Camping Tent for 10' x 10' Pop Up Canopy, Easy Set Up Gazebo,Compatible with 10' Wide Canopy Tents（Blue）

This tent sets up like a breeze and is the perfect space for 1 person. Description says it will hold a queen mattress, but it's definitely only good for a twin. I got it to use as a potty/ changing room and it's perfect!it happened to rain hard the entire weekend and this tent stayed bone dry for the duration. It attaches to the ez up in a way that creates a water seal along the top, allowing under the canopy to stay dry too.The other reviews about the flimsy zipper are correct. I doubt it will survive the summer, but it will still come in super handy without a functional zipper if it comes down to it.

Works as advertised but I ordered this and a side of the same "Blue" from the same company and the blues are not a match. Was a bit surprised as I figured at least the same company would have the same "Blue" color for their products.

Shipping was quick, but tent is a little narrower than I was planning on. Still excited to use it very soon would be even better if it would accommodate four people rather than just two.

I bought this side tent based off of the product photos, dimensions & description stating that it would be able to fit a queen size air mattress - this is completely untrue! The photos shown to sell this product show it with much more room than there actually is. We were unable to put our queen size air mattress in there after getting it set up, this will be a tight space for even 2 sleeping bags on the ground. The only benefits to this side tent is that it was easy to assemble & set up/install. Unfortunately, we were unable to get it set up & see how it was until after our return date had passed.

It only takes 2 minutes to set up after erecting your main canopy. Used for a month on a cross country trip. Went from desert heat to glacier cold. Held up beautifully. Definitely recommend. Pretty easy to install, just leave your canopy on the lowest upright position to hang the top, then set the pegs in the ground, raise the canopy to proper height, install the support pole to hold the back wall out, attach all 3 guy lines and stake them out. SimpleBeing from the PNW, I did apply additional waterproofing in prep for bad weather, had no leaks, and when the window is slightly down, no condensation either.

Heads up that I received this item through the Amazon Vine program.The first item i received had a damaged bag, so i reached out to the seller to see if they could replace just the bag. unfortunately that wasnt possible so i had to do a return but that happened smoothly.When i saw this item i was pretty excited about it, what a brilliant idea. I have a 10x10 canopy and i always take it camping with me so bringing the side tent is a neat solution that could save space overall.Im pleased to say that the bag appears to have some extra room in it, so that it will actually fit back into the bag when im done with it. the instructions are sewn into the bag, but i went ahead without them anyway.I can say that this works exactly how you would imagine. I had my canopy at the tallest setting and it fits well. There are possibilities for how to clip the tent to the inside of the canopy, I went with attaching them to the adjacent sides (see picture) to get things pulled a bit tighter and keeping the height.Where I found some problems were:1) The included poles seem to be a shade too long. If you install them vertically, the back edge of the tent is nice and high, but that creates a flat spot on the roof of the tent (which cant be good when the rain comes). I found that i could keep the gradient on the roof if i installed the bars at and angle (see picture). The seller picture must be blowing a fan into the tent, it doesnt puff up like that.2) the tent would benefit from having more points to attach pegs, in particular under the door (either side would be ideal), but weirdly there are no peg loops on the door side except in the corners.3) The sleeping quarters could be larger, I say this becasue you HAVE to install the guy lines beyond the footprint of the tent to make it stand up with the poles. So, the tent COULD be larger, it could actually just be a triangle that reaches from the top of the canopy to the floor without poles and without guy ropes and that would give you more floor space and do away with the flat-roof issues. but it isnt that.I score it as 3.5 stars, rounded to 4. the concept is fabulous, the quality of the tent is good, but i think it has missed a few little details in design.UPDATE:I dropped it down to 3 stars because i left this up in some 'light' rain (i mean light rain too). I thought it would be interesting to see what happened, and unfortunately it is a bit disappointing. Water was pooled on the flat roof, and water was inside the tent. It appears to have come in through the window on the back or through the roof itself. The result is that this is relegated to a fair-weather-only tent which reduces its usefulness.

Not idea for a tent . More for hanging out than sleeping

Exactly as pictured, will be an uncomfortably tight space for anyone over 6 ft tall but it holds a single camping cot perfectly. I've had no issues with leaks as long as I had proper tension on the ropes and stakes.