Cheap stakes bend the first time you hit rock-hard ground, which is why these live in my kit permanently. The 10-inch steel holds up to mallet abuse without folding, and the tips work two ways: hook a tent loop on one side or run a guyline through the other. Simple, sturdy, does the one job you need it to do.
Ten people, one tent, and Dark Room fabric that blocks 90% of sunlight so the late sleepers actually get to sleep late. It runs cooler inside too. The included rainfly and WeatherTec's welded corners and inverted seams keep the group dry no matter what rolls in overnight. 14 x 10 feet of real estate.
Three minutes to set up and you're out of the sun. UVGuard fabric blocks UPF 50+ of the rays, and the eaves extend past the shelter's 169-square-foot footprint for extra coverage on the edges.
Three minutes to set up and you're out of the sun. UVGuard fabric blocks UPF 50+ of the rays, and the eaves extend past the shelter's 169-square-foot footprint for extra coverage on the edges.
Built to honor 120 years of Coleman getting people outside, with the classic camp stove look updated for today. It's tough enough to feed a crowd for years, and removable cast-iron grill and griddle accessories mean you're not stuck cooking one style of meal.
Compact enough for backpacking, still roomy enough to be comfortable: the nearly vertical walls add 20% more headroom than you'd expect from a 2-person dome. WeatherTec's tub floor, welded corners, and inverted seams keep you dry, and it pitches in under five minutes. 7 x 5 feet.
This one lives in my truck year-round. Vacuum-insulated steel keeps a drink cold up to 15 hours with zero condensation dripping down your hand, and the tumblers stack to save space in the cooler or the cabinet. Each one comes with a clear lid for walking through the parking lot, and there's a bottle opener built into the bottom because you will forget yours eventually.
Classic speckled enamelware that won't crack the first time it gets tossed in a bin. You get 4 dinner plates, coffee mugs, and bowls, plus matching plastic-handled flatware that rolls up into its own pouch for storage.
Wichita-built quality in a size that's easy to manage. Keeps the ice up to 3 days, swing-up side handles make lifting easier, and cup holders in the lid keep drinks close once you're sitting on it. Holds up to 80 cans, enough for a ball game, a beach day, or an afternoon in the park.
Built for tailgating and camping alike, keeping ice up to 4 days even at 90°F. Heavy-duty 6-inch wheels and telescoping pocket handles haul a full load easily, cup holders in the lid keep drinks close, and the Have-A-Seat lid supports up to 250 lbs. when you need a seat. Holds up to 101 cans.
Three interchangeable cooktops (stove, wok, and reversible griddle/grill) mean breakfast, lunch, and dinner all come off the same base unit. The legs and inserts nest inside the inverted wok for storage, and locking latches keep everything secure for the trip to the beach, the park, or the campsite.
Unfold it, extend it, stake it: 60 seconds and you're camping. The rainfly is already built in and vented, so you get rain protection and airflow without fumbling extra pieces in the dark. 8 x 7 feet, ready faster than you can finish unloading the car.
Dark Room fabric blocks 90% of sunlight and cuts the heat, so nobody's getting cooked out of bed at sunrise. Rainfly, welded corners, and inverted seams handle the rest when it rains. 9 ft x 7 ft.
Same Skydome design you know, but with Dark Room fabric that blocks 90% of sunlight and keeps things cooler inside. Nearly vertical walls add 20% more headroom over a standard dome, the wide door helps move gear in and out, and WeatherTec's tub floor, welded corners, and inverted seams handle the rain. 8 x 7 feet, and Skydomes come in 2, 4, 6, and 8-person sizes with or without Dark Room.
Fits a queen airbed and weighs just 8.8 lbs., so it's light enough to actually enjoy carrying to a backcountry site. Setup takes about 10 minutes, and the WeatherTec tub floor, welded corners, protected seams, and covered zippers keep the elements out. A door awning and included rainfly add extra cover, and interior storage pockets keep small gear from disappearing into the corners. 9 x 7 feet.
Under five minutes to pitch, which matters when you'd rather be at the fire than fighting a tent. Nearly vertical walls give you 20% more headroom than a standard dome, and the wide door means air beds and gear go in without scraping every zipper. WeatherTec's tub floor, welded corners, and inverted seams handle whatever the sky throws at you. Skydomes come in 2, 4, 6, and 8-person sizes, with or without Dark Room.
Dark Room tech blocks 90% of the sunlight and knocks down the heat inside, so whoever's sleeping in doesn't get baked out at 6 a.m. The separate screen room lets you watch the sunrise without feeding every mosquito in the county, and with a full floor it doubles as extra sleeping space when you bring more people than you planned for.
Dark Room fabric blocks 90% of sunlight, so late risers actually get to sleep late and everyone stays cooler inside. An included rainfly plus welded corners and inverted seams keep it dry. 10 ft x 10 ft.
About 10 minutes to pitch, and it fits two queen airbeds, which makes it a solid pick for a family trip or a festival crew. At 10 x 10 feet with a 6-foot center height, you can actually stand up inside instead of crouching. The fabric's built to hold up over seasons, and the WeatherTec system paired with a full rainfly keeps the inside dry when it rains.
Sixty seconds, start to finish: unfold, extend, stake, done. The integrated rainfly is already vented, so rain protection and airflow come standard without extra assembly. 10 x 9 feet.
Under five minutes to set up, with nearly vertical walls that add 20% more headroom over a standard dome and a wide door for hauling gear through. WeatherTec's tub floor, welded corners, and inverted seams keep the inside dry. Skydomes run 2 through 8-person, with or without Dark Room, so there's a size for however big your crew is. 10 x 8'6".
Same 60-second setup as the rest of the Instant Cabin line, just sized up for a bigger group. The rainfly's built in and vented, so you're covered without extra assembly. 14 ft x 10 ft.
The biggest plain Skydome in the lineup, still pitching in under five minutes. Nearly vertical walls give 20% more headroom than a standard dome, and the wide door handles air beds and gear without a fight. WeatherTec's tub floor, welded corners, and inverted seams keep the rain out. 12 x 9 feet, part of the Skydome family that runs 2 to 8-person, with or without Dark Room.
One push on the center hub and the OnePeak frame is up, no fuss. It's sized to fit right over a picnic table, so you can eat outside behind mesh walls instead of swatting bugs the whole meal.