Gazelle TentsG5 5-Sided Portable Gazebo, Easy Pop-Up Hub Screen Tent, Waterproof, UV Resistant, 4-Person & Table, Desert Sand, 85" x 115" x 106", GK907, Includes Free 3 Pack of Wind Panels

Amazingly quick to set up and take down., Spacious interior. Included rain fly and 3 windfalls. Excellent design. Packs up well in a sturdy duffel style tote. Quality product - perfect as our door space while camping.

The media could not be loaded. This tent is huge! It is super easy to set up and take down especially for us older campers. There are only 3 poles for the door, but you don't have to get on the ground to install them. There is so much room inside this tent. We have a queen size air mattress with a headboard and can still set up 2 camping chairs with plenty of walking room. The tent is large enough that you have to scope out campsites, but that is a tradeoff I am willing to make. To fully stake the tent, it does take more than 90 seconds, but if you are looking for convenience and great quality this is it. Worth the price.

We're so pleased with our Gazelle T4 tent and have used it in all sorts of weather. Love the interior size and packability, not to mention the quick deployment. We decided to try out the Gazebo after having used flat tarps and a couple different pop up canopies as a non-tent shelter from both sun and rain while camping. While all those have their particular strengths, the fast deploy-ability of the Gazebo is undeniable. We also have more trust in the wind, after staking it down of course, given our earned trust with the similarly constructed T4 tent. Bug netting is a bonus, great to have a less buggy place to escape. Have not yet tested in the rain. We bought separate side panels and practiced putting them up - they're easy and provide side shade which folks forget about when thinking on vehicle mounted awnings, pop ups or tarps. You'll get your sunburn from the side, mostly, not from straight up, most of the day. Just keep in mind where you'll pack this in transit, its long, so read the dimensions when packed.

This G5 Gazelle sets up so quickly and easily its almost too good to be true. The construction seems robust, the canvas and screen is well stitched and the zipper large and works well. I got a set of three side panels that stay in position well with the velcro attachments on the sides and top and tuck under the short roof extensions to shed rain water. I did get small leaks during heavy rain on the roof at the edges where a seam allows a small amount of water to settle. Since I had set the gazebo up as a overnight tent for sleeping, this was a slight annoyance but I was able to fasten a sheet of plastic inside to direct the drips to the side of the gazebo.I'm glad I had a chance to set this up on my deck for a test prior to taking it out for some car camping. The G5 is large enough for a cot, table and a chair or two, possibly two cots and a small table but not much more than that. For a small outdoor office, overnight shelter and a bug-free space to relax, it's great!

I love this brand. This is my second Gazelle gazebo; the first lasted years in Florida heat, sun, wind and pounding rain. It was 10foot. This on is slightly smaller at about 7.5 to 8 feet across. So far it's made it through some good, long-lasting rain storms without any additional protection; although I plan on adding some waterproofing to the top soon. It fits the footprint of my landscape much better in this smaller G5 size--5 sided instead of 6 sides on most Gazelles. So easy to put up and take down by myself--a short 69yr old. It hold up to the wind really well. I'm super impressed by this brand and expect several more years of enjoyment out of this screen room/tent/privacy area...whatever you want it to be.

I go to Mexico pretty regularly. My old beach shelter never really fit the bill. This thing set up in about 5 mins, from the time I took it out of my van to the initial setup. EASY! Other reviews suggested issues with wind, so I WAS a bit concerned(since it's never windy at the beach..LOL) I bought some cheap poly sand bags for anchoring the shelter down, added a few extra guy lines and never had an issue in 4 days on the beach. AND...Oh, surprise..it was windy. I put a cheap silver polytarp on top to help with heat gain, which worked really well. The screen mesh is so fine it does resrict airflow, a lot with the door zipped up. Im not concerned with bugs at the beach. Piece of cake to take down and put in the big bag, which is really nice! room in the bag for side panels and stakes and my sand bags. Great size for two...2 lounge chairs, cooler, backpack, misc. other stuff and still room. Haven't had rain yet, so can't comment on waterproofness. Sidepanels are nice..you can fasten them and top and stake them out for shade etc. We'll see how this lasts but in 3 uses I love this shelter

After doing extensive research on a dining hut, we settled on this one. When we first got it, we set it up in the yard and it took a little maneuvering to open it up. The first camping trip we used it and it became easier to set up 2 to 3 minutes and it did its job protecting us up from the mosquitoes and bugs at our lakefront camping site. It seems like the material is good quality. The zippers seem to be of good quality. We did buy the three extra rain panels. My only concern will be if any of the rods break , but so far so good

When I unpacked the tent I discovered that the 3 free wind panels were not sent. The manufacturer whom I contacted by email and by phone was unwilling to send the 3 missing wind panels. The manufacturer was not helpful at all.