Eureka Timberline 2 Tent

Great size, plenty of room.

I’ve been using this exact tent for years without it ever letting me down! No matter what kind of weather or temperature I’ve used this in I’ve always been dry. They do list this tent as a 2 person, but realistically with 2 people plus gear it does get little tight on space. Either you can pack light or use a second smaller tent to store your extra gear instead of trying to fit it all inside this one. The durability of this product is very good for the price point. My Scouting troop bought 10 of those tents back in 2014, with all of them still in one piece to this day. I would definitely recommend this tent to anyone who wants a high performance tent that won’t leak and is easy to hull around with its lighter weight.

I grew up camping in the 4-man version 30-some years ago, and when my parents downsized recently I inherited the same tent! I bought the 2-man version so when we car camp I can have the vintage palace and the kids have their own space in the new one. It says a lot about the design that decades later it remains fundamentally unchanged! The original larger tent and the new smaller one both made it through torrential rain and hail just a couple of weekends ago with not a drip inside. I haven't gotten them for the 2-man yet, but I highly recommend the vestibule add-on, especially if there's any chance of camping in the rain. Having the covered space to don and doff shoes on the front or for extra dry storage space on the back is worth every penny. Have taken the 2-man on 2 backpacking trips now, first with a buddy and 2nd trip solo. I cut the bungees on the poles so that I could distribute individual pieces in my pack however I wanted. Makes for great weight distribution to have the pole segments straddling my water bladder closer to my back with the bulk of the tent body and fly farther out in the middle of the pack. The huge windows front and back make for an epic view first thing in the morning! There's plenty of room for 2 adults to sleep (but bulky gear like a pack would be better off in a vestibule or other sheltered spot). As with all tents, cut the capacity in half if you also want a huge amount of STUFF in there with you. Definitely recommend the Timberline tents, hands down best value for timeless quality.

One of my favorite tents. Very reliable. Easy to set up. Withstands all kinds of weather. Roomy enough for people and light gear.

Great tent that I use in the winter or summer. Breathable and easy to set up in 5 minutes.

Its a bit heavy but is easy to set up and has double walls so it will hold out the weather better. It has a large rear window and a large door for maximum air flow as necessary. I spent 4 days of wind and rain in it with no problem. I did seam seal it well. I consider this a three season tent only.