The REI Kingdom 4, a tent that can hold four people, is durable and has tons of storage. It's perfect for the family who needs plenty of room for gear, and it also provides ample protection for all types of weather. The REI Co-op insulated air bed fits inside the tent, providing comfortable sleeping for all four adults.
Another luxury tent, the REI Co-op Wonderland X offers plenty space and flexibility. You can set it up as either a shelter freestanding or as a tent with attached vestibule. This makes it a good choice for families as the inner tent can be taken down easily. It boasts a spacious vestibule that can be opened to a mudroom. This allows for ample storage space for bikes or other accessories. This tent is ideal for family car-camping or group camping.
REI Passage 2 was my first tent. I use it as a backpacking camp tent. It's very easy to set-up and has a large footprint. It's affordable and can be used for three-season backpacking.
The REI Base Camp 6 Tent is a strong, four-pole tent that looks great. It also has a vestibule of 27 feet and plenty of pockets. It's built for the colder months and features great headroom. It has enough space for four people, plus a dog. It's also made from sturdy, long-lasting materials. This tent is perfect for three-season backpacking trips.
The REI Half Dome 1 Plus is a great choice for backpackers who are budget-minded. The Quarter Dome's floor area is identical to this one, but it only weighs 1 pound more. It's also a bit cheaper than the Big Agnes and MSR equivalents. However, its peak height isn't as high as the quarter dome. It's also less comfortable for camping during all seasons.
The REI half dome 2 is a great choice for backpackers. It is slightly cheaper than the MSR model, and has a higher peak. It has five more square feet of space than the quarter-dome. It's an affordable option for backpackers looking to avoid luxury tents and expensive gear. It has a minimum trail weight of 3 pounds 6 oz.
The REI Passage 2 tent, which is identical to the REI Camping Dome 2, has been discontinued. It's not ideal for camping in all season and isn't waterproof like the REI Wonderland and REI Kingdom. It's a good choice for backpackers who aren't worried about a high-water rate. The minimum trail weight is very low, which is important for backpackers who wish to use it. It is very easy to set-up, although it will require two hands.
The REI Kingdom tent will suit the needs of families who enjoy exploring. It is very easy to set-up, offers ample space for all 4 adults, and has lots of storage. It can be used for both camping and drive-up. Its 75-denier polyester umbrella rain fly is easy and quick to clean. You will also receive a handy bag and a poleset hubbed with the tent.