Paha Que Wilderness Backpacking-Tents PahaQue - Green Mountain

Purchased this as an addition to my mini camper van. Had originally planned on attaching the door cover to the side rail on top of my van. Unfortunately, it is too high for that. But when I don't stake it out, I can still park the van next to it and am able to use the tent as a gazebo, utility and changing room. I don't sleep in it, though I certainly could. It is very well engineered to be easily setup and taken down by one person (61 f with bad knees). The floor is one piece, extending about 5" up the walls. Without the rainfly, it is a screen room, keeping out the bugs. It withstands strong wind gusts. The rainfly is easily attached (start with the wind behind you). I purchased the floor tarp (highly recommended) as additional protection, a must here in the desert. It is substantial and quite heavy, but not too bulky. Definitely, a keeper and the first tent of various sizes which I have owned over the decades, that gets a 5-star rating from me.

I love this tent. It is roomy, well built, has many great features and is very easy to set up.There is room for 2 over sized cots and plenty of gear. It comes with a detatchable gear loft and 2 detachable side storage slings. Im 5'10" and there is plenty of headroom. The storage bag is generously sized. The material and construction are top notch.The design is well thought out. Windows on all sides and an open mesh ceiling for stargazing when weather permits. The floor is thin so the use of a tarp underneath is recommended.To say that set up and take down is easy would be an understatement.We are camping again next weekend and rain is in the forecast. I will update this review if my opinion changes.If you are looking for the perfect tent for 2, this is it.

Returned it because, though the floor is 8x8 it wasn't large enough at cot height to accommodate my REI comfort cots. Tent seemed well made, sturdy enough to stand up to dog in the tent. Easy to put up by one person with occasional assistance by someone in the vicinity. Though I'd prefer not to have the sleeves for poles, I noticed none of the bigger cabin style tents use just hooks.I like the big windows. I used to have a Eureka tent with huge windows that came to within about a foot of the tent floor and provided beautiful views and great ventilation on even rainy days. But no has those any longer ... this tent had the biggest windows w/ stand up cabin style that I could find.

This is one great tent. Big enough for two sleeping cots and room for gear. I just set it in about 10 min the first time, with the tie downs and extra stakes, total time about 20. minutes. Next time in less than 12 minutes. As the day continued the desert winds got stronger and stronger. I would guess wind burst up to 35 miles an hour. The tent had no problems handling it. Also, with the rain fly on it was warmer in the tent than outside. Like all Paha Que tents, this tent is really strong. I am 6 feet 4 inches tall, and really enjoy being able to walk into the tent rather than crawl into it. Looking forward to getting many years of good use from this tent.

This tent is very well made with an intregal floor and bug free screening. All corners are reinforced. We have had back packing tents and cabin tents so we know what will last. This tent is on the higher end of pricing but it is so well thought out and well made it is worth the investment.

The tent is good for two people that's it! It is otherwise a good tent.I was going to use it for me, my husband and my sister in law. There is no way we can fit 3 cots in this tent. I wish I could return it, but i think i waited too long to set it up and now it might be too late.hope you read this!

Looks great so far. Easy setup in just a few minutes. Looks well made visually, can't figure out how to secure the windows when unzipped but that's it so far. Giving it our first trial run in a week, will update if anything new comes up. Hoping for no rain but if it does we'll see how 100% rainproof it really is...

I have used this once at our recent Big Sur camping trip. I must say it is very easy to set up, and looks like it will be a great tent in hot weather. One thing I have noted is that there was a fair bit of condensation when we woke up in the morning. Condensation was on the bottom sides of the tent, and it was consistently there on every night of our stay. I think it was low 60s during the night.I am not sure whether I will be returning this or not since we regularly go camping at much lower temperatures, but wanted to put this review out anyway. Aside from the condensation, it is a great tent that is also quite roomy considering it is a 4 person tent.