does anyone have a coleman 2 room tent with screen room,  17 ft. x 9 ft.??? If so what do you think of it?
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Yes I do! I want to tell you that they are great as long as it doesn't rain. They are really to big, and airy, what you have to do, is run a huge tarp above your tent in case it rains you out. I have had mine fall all the way down, and everything was soaked and waisted. So run a back up plan with it for security reasons.
1133830
Judging from posts and searches on the web, I believe the Jeep tent sold at Sams has been discontinued. The only similar tent I have been able to find is made by Columbia Tent Company called the Columbia Cougar Flat. It is similar to the Jeep tent minus the closets. The front of the screen room is a little different\nThe tent is listed as a 15 x10. Do a searh for Columbia Tents and you should be able to find it. Hope this helps
636596
Hi. there are a few places you can check out. Im not sure where your from but if your from Sydney, Kent St in the city has about 6 camping stores all in a row which is really convenient and there is quite a large range. However, proper camping stores are always more expensive so try large shops like K-mart.
983360
it would be fun if you could set up a tent in front not if your just standing around it would be like aparty with apopuse to get a video gane system I always wanted to do that if I were to make alist of things to do before i die I would probly put it on there
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have all of ur friends over and sleep out in a tent in ur backyard. then, before u go to bed, watch movies until dawn and see who can last the longest. i did it once, and i had a blast!! i was the only one who made it to dawn too. or have a race down the street. or go streaking. or roast marshmallows with a lighter in ur tent. or read. or do something. HAVE FUN!!!!
914436
just like that overpriced fuc**ng tent in greenwich that less than 1% of the UK population seen (at commercial theme-park prices) before it shut down.\n\nI think we're due a tax refud?????????????????
638853
My son has a solo that he takes backpacking with him and he swears by it. He like it more than the coleman that he had first, the coleman got torn by a branch during a storm.
1129964
If you want to be cost effective, meet in peoples homes, no light bills, no water bills, no maintenance.  With your amphitheater you would still have all those things, plus what if it rains.  No, my friend who is involved in the home church movement does this, they meet in each others homes and if the group gets to big they divide and once every three months all the groups pool their monies and rent a place that can hold all of them at once.  Sounds good to me.
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Go to coleman's site.
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I have...\n\nPatio: 4 seats\nScreen Room: 8 Seats\nPorch: 3 Seats\nBreakfast Room: 6 Seats\nFamily Room: 8 Seats\nLiving Room: 8 Seats\nDining Room: 8 Seats\nKitchen: 1 Seat\nLibrary: 2 Seats\nGuest Bedroom: 2 seats\nMaster Bedroom: 3 Seats\nChildren's Bedroom: 2 Seats (4 if you include toy bench)\nBaby Room: 1 seat\nUhm... do toilets count? If not, then...\n\n58 seats (70 with cars, more if you include lawn chairs and the like stored in the garage) But let's say 58 for now.\n\nAnd only 5 buts. I guess our family exceeds 11 to 1.  \n\nYIKES!!!!
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my soon to be hubby and i are buying a house 1 mile from all of our favorite trails, fishing spots, etc... so we plan to ride our mt. bike through the state land and explore new area's. Plus this house has a huge garden, and green house, so i can have lots of veggies by the end of the summer, while saving money. It's our only option, I think 3.00 is extremely too much for gas. Plus at the end of July a bunch of us are going up north, so we will just car pool. When before we all would have driven separately. What are you going to do? well good luck.
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Would you be renting them yourself?, or just selling them to people?\n\nI would think that you would need building permits ect. and even heating/plumbing/and electric too..thats added cost.\n\nBut if the property was in a popular travel destination, and the view was good, people might stay in em.\n\nCall some lodges/camping grounds, and see if they are looking to expand?
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Don't go for Coleman.  Coleman is the best you can buy at Wal-mart.  You should be sure to get something at least water resistant, and preferably water-proof.  The fact is, if you are somewhere when it's raining you want to be nice and snug in your tent, not freaking out trying to stay dry.  You also want one that has lots of window, and can breath.  I use a North Face.  I woudn't really recommend it, because they are a little pricey, but I got a great deal on it.  I would however recommend a Keilty.  You can find them online, or at an REI or other outdoor store.  They are really easy to put up, very durable, and usually reasonable.
410806
Coleman. There outdoor products rock!!!
507095
Unless you want to be soaked by rain, eaten by bugs, windblown all night and puttin on a strip show for the forest, I would say that yes, you should use the fly with a tent. My suggestion - tell your friend thanks but no thanks and buy yourself one at www.mec.com, or rent one at your trusty outfitter. \n\nHappy trails! PS. Don't keep your food in your tent.
804652
What ever you can get.   It really has no re-sale or insurance value.\n\nCheck a local camper sales shop.
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Certainly, thanks for asking, should I bring my own sleeping bag or do you have one I can borrow?