Coleman® Vacationer 2-Room 10-Person 15' x 10' Cabin Tent
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A Bass Pro Exclusive!
- Vertical walls and vaulted ceilings
- Sleeps up to 10 people
- Built-in LED lighting system
- Bright LEDs feature HIGH, LOW, and amber nightlight settings
- CPX6 Flexible Power System
- Exclusive WeatherTec™ System
- Eight large windows for maximum ventilation
- Gear pockets
- Two separate living areas
- Two hinged swinging doors
- Rainfly
- Thick PE floor
Big-time outdoor comfort with vertical walls and vaulted ceilings—sleeps up to 10 people! Built-in LED lighting system turns on via wall switch, just like at home. Bright LEDs feature HIGH, LOW, and amber nightlight settings. CPX6 Flexible Power System lets you power the unit with 4D batteries (not included) or the optional Coleman CPX6 rechargeable power cartridge (sold separately). Exclusive WeatherTec™ System, Keeps you dry—Guaranteed™. Other features include eight large windows for maximum ventilation (three in main cabin are self-rolling!), gear pockets, two separate living areas, two hinged swinging doors, rainfly, and thick PE floor. Color: Green/Gray. Dimensions: 15'L x 10'W x 7'H. Carry weight: 39 lbs. Imported.
Manufacturer model #: 2000008713.
Coleman® CPX 6 Rechargeable Power Cartridge sold separately and can be found through item search for item number 38-614-989-41
Rated 4 out of 5 by 33
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Rated 4 out of 5 by TXCAMP WOW
Setup took 45 min out of box. I'm sure now that I know how, I can get it to 20 min. The instructions should be color coded for easier setup. Instead you must follow a legend like reading a map. You'll want at least 2 people for setup. Raise the tent 1st, then stake it down last. this will help with tension and keep from ripping seems. The floor will have some creases. Place a tarp underneath, the floor is not that thick. having 2 swinging doors is great. you can close off the "bedroom" from the screened area. That will help keep bugs out of sleeping area. Windows all the way around make great ventilation. The windows in the sleeping area zip down but don't have straps so the shades hang loose. This is why I didn't give it a 5 star. Even with all the windows it can still be very private in either room or both. We had a full bed, toilet & table in the sleeping area. 2 tables and 3 chairs in the screened area and still plenty of room. It held up in a wind storm. I haven't experienced a rain storm in it yet.
April 1, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by MattCenTex Ok tent with some quality issues
The first time we setup the tent the floor separated from from the wall near one of the doors, which required duct tape to provide a temporary fix. We have now used the tent 3 times. The room divider wall is beginning to separate from the floor now, which isn't a huge problem. The clips that retain the light are also flimsy and break easily.
If you try to get Coleman to replace this tent it will not happen. They offered us another tent as a replacement, which had worse reviews.
We have used the tent in the rain/snow on 2 trips. You really need to use a tarp underneath to help waterproof it; otherwise you will be wet in the morning. The rainfly did work well at keeping the inside dry though.
Easy to setup after the first try. I would recommend this tent for the occassional camper, but I would bring some duct tape.
January 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by steve67 great tent
This tent is very roomy. It only took about 15 minutes to set up. The roll down windows are very nice. It is best to set it up with two people. My wife stood inside to hold up the middle and I connected the posts outside. It is very nice that many of the fittings are built into the tent, they won't get lost. Usually you get a tent out of the package and it does not go back in, this is not that way. It rolls up and goes back in the bag with room to spare. It stood up in the yard for several days in several rain storms and we only had about a 1/4 cup of water in it, probably just condensation.
October 12, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Dave001 Did not hold up
I bought one about a year ago. Took it Deer hunting in Arkansas. First time up the inside light broke off with very minimum pressure. Outside tie down tab tore with normal pressure to tighten. Front separated from floor so I had to duct tape it. I must have received the one made at 4:30 PM on a Friday of a long weekend! The tent tore up so bad we left it in the woods! I was very disappointed as I have used Coleman in the past with good results. This was a bad one.
August 20, 2012
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The floors come up 5" above the ground. even on the inner wall. Hope this helps.Details:
EZ plug is a small aperture with a zip to run the power cord to inside the tent .AC ready is a hole ready to fit an Air conditioner
Does it have any of this ?
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There is no EZ plug for a power cord, you just have to run a power cord in through one of the two screen doors.Nor is there an external vent for AC.
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No, it does not have a port for cords. However, you can use an electric air conditioner in a tent. The only place that you could run the cord is through the door of the tent. ThanksAnswers
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System worked awsome. Very handyA:
The LED Lighting works just fine. The 4 D batteries will last forever with the LED Lights. I've had my tent for a year and have yet to replace the batteries, and i've used my tent probably a dozen times.Things to know aobut it though, when you install the ceiling light, ensure you line up the pegs, it is keyed, and if you don't line it up right when you screw it in, the leads won't connect and the light will not work.
Also, the backing plate that holds the ceiling light in place is plastic, and in my opinion a little flimsy. Mine broke after several uses, so a few zip ties, and i fixed it myself.
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Mine broke off the first time used. be careful when attaching.
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Yes, the built-in LED Light System works good. The Bright LED Light has a high/low setting and Amber Night Light. ThanksImages for this Answer
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actually there is a tube under the door, look for a seam by the hinge at the bottom of the door (outside). I found it by accident on my tent.A:
The only way is to run in in the bottom of one of the screen porch doors.There are no EZ ports on this tent.
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We ran our electric cord through one of the doors, as there is no port to run the electrical cord into the tent. It's pretty easy to do, and the cord doesn't get in your way because the doors are swinging doors.A:
I would run the cord through the bottom of one of the doors and zip it up around the cord tight. That is what we did and it seemed to work ok
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The only place that you could run the cord is through the door of the tent. ThanksAnswers
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There is no where built into the tent to do that, you'd have to modify the tent (as in cut a hole)
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Yes, you can use a electric air conditioner in a tent. The only place that you could run the cord is through the door of the tent. ThanksDetails:
I looked on lin already at the coleman website?Answers
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I got replacement parts from Coleman, their # is on the tent instructions in the bagA:
Try the Bass Pro Chat on-line and for sure they can provide you a definite answer to your question because I think this particular tent is only exclusive for Bass Pro Shop.Details:
how many connect tent body with guidelines to the ground. I'm worried about tent blowing away in strong wind Also can you after setting up tent for the first time, spray the seams with water repellant for added water protection?Answers
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Buy better stakes originals are a jokeA:
I only staked the tent on all 4 corners and staked the rain fly we weathered a sever thunderstrom in KY Cumberland Lake and the tent didnt move My girls slept right through all the thunder and wind just like they were at home!A:
I think 8, you can buy other stakes that are longer i recommend Coghlan brand (yellow), it depends on the ground where you will install your tent, if it's sand you better use a stake that I recommend. The poles are durable and made of steel tube. If the weather is not good it's always best to have a tarp that you can put on the roof to be sure.Answers
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I think just 3 The top is mesh so it wont hold heat very wellA:
I'd say any but Winter, its not the best for insulation, but considering how big it is, it isn't designed for that.A:
Spring and summer in the back yardA:
3 seasons, Spring, Summer and Fall. Winter tents are usually small because as much as possible it will hold your body heat inside the tent. The bigger the tent the colder it will be.
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It is not stated but should be able to use as a 3-season tent.Answers
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I just put down an oversized tarp an drove the stakes through it. tarps are cheapA:
Any 10X15 tarp should work.A:
Buy a 12'x15' trap. $15 bucks... ;) fits it just right.A:
We place our Coleman Blue Springs tent on a regualr large size tarp, not an actual foot print. It protects the bottom of tent for us.
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Try Coleman at 1-800-835-3278.
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they zip up and velcroA:
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zipper and velcrow.A:
Yes they do, and the zipper isn't a pain like most tent's, I think the fact that they have the flex poles in for the hinged door helps.A:
There is one door, the front door, it zips open and shut. You can zip it to be closed or zip it to reveal the screen.A:
The doors zip up and velcro...its great for easy exiting especially by the little ones.A:
The doors do zip up.A:
Yes they also zipA:
The doors velcro for quick release and zip for end of day security.A:
Yes they do.A:
They zip...We use velcro during the day and at night, we zip up
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