Quechua Arpenaz, Camping Tent, 4 Person

I assembled this with a bit of help from my children (15,13 & 10), it was a bit wonky, so next time I’ll look at the poles to make sure they’re even rather than having to adjust afterwards. We had storms, torrential rain and strong winds, it was noisy but kept us dry & cosy. It was a snug fit but we had just enough room. Really pleased with this tent.

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Very durable wind rain in Cornwall and it stood the test very please

This was our first ever tent we purchased. Went to Decathlon and spent a few quid getting everything we needed to start our camping trips. Myself, partner and a toddler using the tent. There was plenty of space for us and fit 2 double blow up beds in the bedroom part. On our second night came the real heavy rain and thunderstorm and I mean heavy and all night. This tent stood it but we did notice 2 tiny droplets in the morning. I can handle that. It exceeded above my expectations and really thought we’d all be soaked in the morning. Our first tent did us proud. A great buy.

It was a good choice, overall the whole tent is nice, it was raining from 4pm to 7am so around 15h and sometimes it was heavy, we didn't have a drop of water in the tent.

Firstly the instructions are hopeless, watch the video online! Once you've worked out what goes where it's easy to put up, took me 15 mins on my own (with the dog helping!) the living space is a great size, could easily fit bikes in it. The bedroom couldn't really fit 4 adults unless they were VERY good friends, but that's the same for all tents. It is a lovely roomy tent for us two and the dog. The poles are way more sturdy than other tents, I don't feel they would easily snap. Overall I'd definitely recommend it. It's so nice to be able to stand up when getting dressed instead of rolling around on the mattress trying to pull my trousers up!

Great looking tent, bought for our staycation this year, in Scotland.

Not a good buy. One of the coldest and noisiest tents I’ve ever been in. A groundsheet is attached to the sleeping area but not the front section. The best idea would be to go to Decathlon on a windy day and pay particular attention to the design at the front & sides. The wind just blows right through it. This product is no use for Scottish weather.

Excellent camping tents

You sent me an used tent with all poles broken,elastics broken as well,it's obvious the tent was used,unfortunately I didn't check the package inside when I received it,because I trusted Decathlon, but when I arrived in camping site,I had to spend 2 hours in the rain,trying to fix the poles and replace the elastics.Decathlon,you should be ashamed of what you have done.I advice everyone when buy a product online check the containing,or you might be in the same troubles as me.

tent was a good buy but not good in bad weather broke in strong wind 2x poles snapped couldn't replace them. Tent was un usable. U wouldn't recommend buying this tent

I bought this tent for staycation in 2020 (as unable to go abroad because of Covid-19). We are a family of 4, two adults, a 6 year old and 1 year old. For first time camping with young family, I was sceptical about the tent and camping in general. However, this tent has a good sized sleeping area and equally good sized living space. Both areas have double layers overhead as sleeping area is separate and attached to the main tent from inside while as living space has a fly sheet over it. It is well ventilated as well. It endured strong winds and a full day's heavy rain which at times was almost torrential. Given that tent tent remained unscathed and dry despite the bad weather conditions, that was really impressive. As living space is fairly well ventilated, it allowed us to prepare tea etc. within it when it was lashing down. It also accommodates few chairs, small table and other bags etc. Whole family had a good experience with this tent as well as camping holiday overall. I'd definitely recommend this product.