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#4 on this list
Limestone 6P
Marmot
The long-running durability pick. Full fly, two doors, and a floor that survives years of gravel pads.
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#5 on this list
Skydome 6XL
Coleman
The best budget family tent that does not leak. Pre-attached poles and a dome shape that beats cabin tents in wind.
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Specs side by side
| Spec | Limestone 6P | Skydome 6XL |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 6 Person | 6 Person |
| Doors | 2 | — |
| Season | 3-Season | — |
| Peak Height | 76 inches | — |
| Floor Area | 83 sq ft | — |
| Packed Weight | Approx. 16-18 lbs | Around 17-18 lbs |
| Tent Type | — | Dome |
| Season Rating | — | 3-season |
| Setup Time | — | Quick, pre-attached poles |
| Floor Material | — | Polyethylene bathtub |
What our reviewers liked and didn't
Limestone 6P
- Exceptional durability, built for years of use
- Spacious interior with excellent headroom
- Stable in wind and handles rain well
- Two large doors and vestibules for easy access and gear storage
- Relatively easy to pitch for its size
- Heavier and bulkier than many alternatives
- Not ideal for backpacking or extensive portages
- Not the cheapest option on the market
Skydome 6XL
- Excellent weather resistance for the price
- Quick and intuitive setup with pre-attached poles
- Stable dome design handles wind well
- Generous internal height for comfortable standing
- Durable, leak-proof bathtub floor
- Not suitable for backpacking due to weight and bulk
- Ventilation can be limited in very humid conditions
- Fiberglass poles are less robust than aluminum
- Basic features, lacks vestibules or extensive storage
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