Reddit reviews Standing Room Premium Family Cabin Tent 8.5 ' of Head Room 4 Big Screen Doors Fast Easy Set Up Full Waterproof Fabric Ceiling NOT Leaky MESH Screen Full TUB Style Floor Canopy Frame NOT Included
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This ORIGINAL DESIGN TENT IS DESIGNED FOR 10X10 STRAIGHT LEG CANOPIES and features 8.5 FEET OF HEAD ROOM (Able To Stand Up, Walk Around and Stretch Out, Even In The Corners) FULL WATERPROOF FABRIC CEILING (NOT CHEAP SIEVE SCREEN) GUARANTEED TO STAY DRY, FULL "TUB STYLE" Floor Nearly any 10'x10' (straight leg) canopy or gazebo with a vaulted ceiling can be used as a cover and the support for this tent..TENT SETUP IS FAST AND EASY with its attach to canopy hooks and easy-to-follow assembly instructions. Sets Up In Minutes (Even the youngest campers can help); includes separate storage bag for tent. Standing Room 100 Family Cabin camping Tent is the Best and can accommodate 4 campersFOUR BIG SEPARATE DOORS AND TWO ZIPPERED SKYLIGHTS allows PLENTY OF VENTILATION as well as easy enter and exit from any side and ability to "stack" two or more tents together for additional roomsSUPER HEAVIER DUTY 150D WEATHER PROOF POLYESTER with buckled fast connect corner ties100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED – We are so confident that you will LOVE OUR STANDING ROOM TENT WE OFFER A FREE 30 DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE!. Try it, we know you will LOVE it!
Eagle scout here and I've been thinking about how to get back camping almost weekly since I got my chair. The absolute best solutions I've come up so far involve a straight leg pop-up tent, this product which turns a 10'x10' pop-up into a walled tent (they also have a 12'x12' option), and something like this cot so I can avoid transferring to and from the floor.
Other options I can suggest would be to rent a yurt or contact a local renn faire/SCA group and ask if anyone is willing to rent out/loan a pavilion tent for the event
If the terrain is not wheelchair friendly and replacing the rear wheels with some "Sumos" or other mountain bike-esque fat knobby tire, and your budget allows I also suggest looking into the Rough Rider wheelchair from Whirlwind. It's a folding all-terrain wheelchair designed so most if not all parts can be sourced from hardware stores if need be, runs about $900 USD.
Good luck with the planning and wishing you much happiness!
My friends had this and were very happy. I still have to say that while not as dark in the morning as this tent, the ShiftPod seems like the best option right now. Offers the space of a yurt without the difficultly of moving, setting up or storing. Super pricey, but when I figure that my two 10x10 StandingRoomTents and 2 easy ups cost about $628, let buttloads of light and dust in and blow around like a paper sack, it makes the cost seem more reasonable. All told though, my setup while imperfect, provides tons of room with a minimal packing space requirement not available in a Costco carport (and gives me a floor). Protip for all you Easy Up doubters: bring a few 1/2" 10' pieces of conduit and ziptie them across the top on the windward sides. Then use tie downs and rebar (or preferabbly the amazing lag bolt) to hold them firm. This will negate the failure of the Easy Up in high winds when the "accordian" between the two legs would normally bend in and fail. That and failure to properly tie down the top to the ground are the biggest reasons for Easy Up failures.
I did add a Privacy Pop this year which kept me darker and cooler for longer into the morning.