TIMBER RIDGE 5 Person SUV Tent with Movie Screen Weather Resistant Portable for Car SUV Van Camping, Includes Rainfly and Storage Bag, 10' W X 8' L X 7.1' H KhakiGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

Looks to be made really well. The views from the tent are amazing! It rained our first night in the mountains and no leaks. We had a good breeze even with the rain fly on. I have a 2024 Nissan Kicks and it attached perfectly. Love this tent!

Great product. Very sturdy and held up well in the wind. Lots of room and handy storage. Instructions are a little unclear but I was eventually able to figure it out. Able to set it up alone by myself. Definitely suggest a trial practice run before using the first time.

I am using this tent on a cross-country trip. The photos I've added are the first place I camped.THINGS I LOVE ABOUT THIS TENT:- I was able to set it up for the first time, as a standalone tent, after mindnight, by myself. I had it up in about 15-20 minutes. I have very little camping experience and have never set a tent up before.- Wind. There has been some big wind here and the tent was solid. And quite windproof. Only when a gust came from a particular angle and got up beneath the rain fly did any of the cold air make it inside. I think this is outstanding, given that the ceiling of the tent comprises 3 mesh panels and one solid panel.- Rain. This morning it rained pretty hard and, apart from the lovely sound of the drops hitting the tent, it had no effect on my experience.- Warmth. Currently, I'm at a site with an electrical hookup. Using a small heater (Dreo, also purchased on Amazon), it is entirely comfortable. Sometimes **too** warm! It's been getting down into the mid-to-low 30s (ºF) at night, so I think that's pretty great. I haven't even had to break out my heavy-duty sleeping bag yet. Just a blanket and a ground pad. Granted, it's a warm blanket. On the warmer nights, in the 50s (ºF), just a Therma Rest camp blanket (the kind you can put around your shoulders, etc., a one person blanket) has been plenty.- Comfort. The spacious dimensions of this tent are great. No floor area is lost to sharp angles. I have me, my large dog, work materials, and lots of stuff I'm sorting through while deciding what to take with me on my trip, it's more than enough room. (On the other hand, I have no idea how five people could sleep in here, unless it was sardine can-style.)- Heavy duty Velcro, where Velcro is used.- A totally unexpected Velcro-ed opening at the lower left of the front of the tent for running a power cord inside!THINGS I LIKE ABOUT THIS TENT:- 6 mesh pockets on the walls for storing small things.- The windows and door screen flaps are easy to roll into the space between the bottom of the zippers and the actual bottom of the window.- The windows and door screen only roll down to waist height, which is a nice privacy enhancer.- The structure of the ceiling means that using an indoor stove, such as a Vesta (also purchased on Amazon), is easy and does not require stove pipes or a stove jack. **note: the Vest burns small cans of fuel that are purported to release little-to-no carbon monoxide, but I would not feel comfortable using it in a completely sealed tent**- Useful loops and loop-and-toggle in convenient places. You could hang a lantern from the middle top of the ceiling with the sturdy hook provided. I was able to string the lights you see in one of the pictures by connecting them to loops in the upper corners. Etc. There is still one loop, made of the tent fabric, on the outside upper left of the door, for which I have not figured out a purpose, but can think of a number of ways to make use of it.- The many thoughtful details make it possible to set up and rearrange things as best suits your needs.- The tent stakes go in easily, are very easy to clean when they come out, and have a solid construction.THINGS THAT COULD USE IMPROVEMENT:- The zipper along the bottom of the door does not have great clearance for the small piece fabric meant to block wind, etc., where the two zippers meet. It's a bit annoying to have to take several tries to get it closed without catching the fabric.- Since I am *not* attaching it to my car at this time, the part of the tent that becomes the linking tunnel are awkwardly situated on the outside of the tent. If you look at the first photo, you can see it kind of billowing out and obscuring the window/door on that side. The night time photo shows how I tried to roll it up.There are no directions for the standalone function included with the tent—despite the fact that it was an advertised feature when I purchased it—so I searched online for directions or videos for how to stow it when not in use. I found nothing. So, I rolled them up as best I could figure out, given where there are loop-and-toggle structures on the outside of the tent. BUT, I could not find a way to do so that doesn't create ample opportunities for water, detritus, and insects to get inside and stay there.I want to believe that there is a way to stow it neatly and in a way that prevents these intrusions, but haven't figured it out, or a way to find out. I think the best option would be if it zipped on and off, or had a pouch it could be zipped into on each side and the bottom.- The instructions. The instruction card is made of durable material, but gives so little information as to be almost comical. When I tried, some months ago, to set the tent up by using them, I failed even after an hour and forty-five minutes of trying. I think the reason it went up so quickly this time, is that I didn't use the instructions. I looked at the components and put it together. The first time, I put the rain fly up 180º opposite of how it is meant to be, because neither the instructions nor my mind could figure out where the pole for the doorway goes. [Hint: it's not attached to the door or tent. It's a pocket on one edge of the rain fly.]. And, as I said, it offers no information about how to use the tent as a standalone, not connected to your vehicle. And, as a novice, one thing I really notice missing is instructions on how to fold it to get it back in the bag.- The 6 mesh pockets on the wall would benefit from a center-top Velcro attachment. I plan to add one to each.- Finding a way to contact the company is very difficult. One can find a mailing address, but, so far, I have not found a phone number. I want to call them to ask about how to stow the car attachment when not in use. <sigh>All in all, I think this tent provides good value for money, so far. Time will tell how the fabric coating holds up, etc., but I think my cross-country trip home is going to be really pleasant with this tent. It's so spacious that I doubt I will ever connect it to my car. There's really no reason to, at this time. If I were in a heavy duty mosquito environment, it might be more appealing, though. This is late October, and I'm in the northern half of the country, so mosquitos are not very present. I am happy with this purchase.

Worked great with our Jeep, it's a nice option if you want an area to put younger kids while you sleep on a suv mattress. It rained and was windy during our trip and we had no issues, very nice tent. (Suprisingly tall also which is a plus)

Me and my daughter bought this SUV tent for a mother/daughter girls getaway camping trip. We set the tent up before we left so we knew how much time it would take and to make sure it wasn't torn or had any defects. Everything was in perfect condition and is made with sturdy materials. We did struggle a bit putting it up when following the directions. The directions are very clear but it was awkward because the last step is to pull the elastic part up over the hatchback of the SUV. When we took it down we discovered it would be much easier to attach the elastic part first then assemble the rest, which we did this week when we actually went camping. The poles that hold up the tent are rugged and this tent is really easy to put together. It has a ton of room and has tons of head space. I am just under 5'7" and I couldn't touch the peak. It has mesh pockets built in to store a bunch of stuff. The bottom is partially attached to the back of the tent where it attaches to the SUV so nothing can get up under the car and into the tent. The elastic goes around the entire back of the SUV and is fastened with clips. It even comes with a projection screen which is great if you have a projector on your phone. My daughter slept in the back of her SUV and I slept on a cot. We had three dogs with us, a dog bed, duffle bags, coolers etc. and had more than enough room for all of us and be able to move around.I definitely recommend this tent. It's worth every penny.

I wanted to like this tent, I really did, but it is not economical for what it is.PROs: Very good ground stakes, spacious, lots of air flow, and easy to assemble with 3 peopleCONs: Not enough tie downs, poor build quality, instructions are awful, unless you have 2-3 people to assemble don’t bother trying, PLEASE color code the SUV straps, rain fly is useless , DOES NOT fit new Honda Pilot.I took this on 1 trip with my kids and it will be getting returned. It took 2 adults to get this together in about 30 minutes. The tent itself it very tall which makes it difficult to get the rainfly on. But aside from that, there is no logo to show where the front of the fly is, so you have to look for the pole channel. Once you get the fly on, you hook it to the bottom of the poles, on one of the corners, the stitching tore… first use… it tore. I had to makeshift a new knot to make it work.Once the tent is upright and the fly is on, the tie lines are okay, the stakes are wonderful but 4 tie lines is not enough for the size of this tent. Just a minor breeze made the stability of this questionable. We put this on a 2025 pilot and it does not fit well, there are noticeable gaps along the top of the car, which bugs and water can get through. Also, why are the buckles not color coded, or at least something to identify where they go?The comfort is fine it’s just not worth the hassle of putting it up. Lastly, one thing on the rainfly, it barely covers the roof. If rain is straight down, you will be fine, but if it’s windy, rain WILL get in. It is not waterproof.Honestly, please don’t buy this. You’re better off just getting bug netting for the back of your car, and then pitching a tent. This is a great concept, just very poorly executed.