Best 12 Person Tent To Fit You All

NTK’s Super Arizona GT tent is perfect for families or couples who travel together. It offers spacious accommodation where up to 12 people can fit effortlessly.

When you first walk into the tent, you’ll notice how roomy it feels. You get 6.9 feet of headroom, two doors and three windows to bring in some natural light.

NTK included a detachable room divider. Attaching this inside the tent instantly creates two separate quarters for privacy. Around the tent’s interior are spacious utility pockets and a loft for gear storage, adding to this tent’s utility.

The tent is durable, too — NTK made sure it would protect from rain and sun. Covering it, you’ll have a rainfly composed of a double layer of polyurethane laminated polyester and a water column. This combination makes it fully waterproof and UV-resistant.

The interior consists of a layer of ultra-thin polyester no-see-um material — a special insect net preventing even the smallest creepers from entering.

For the frame, there are fiberglass rods, and to make the set up easy, you’ll have an aluminum pin-and-ring system. Lastly, the floor is a heavy-duty, anti-fungus polyethylene that works to keep water and moisture out.

The Tahoe Gear Prescott is a three-season tent, measuring 20 feet by 10 feet. If you’re taking the whole family on a trip, this tent is it.

On the inside, you have a spacious 200 square feet surface where up to 12 people can sleep comfortably. To maximize your sleeping space, Tahoe Gear recommends that you place all the sleeping bags at the center — you’ll then have room in the front and back for gear.

It’s an oval-shaped tent, so you don’t get the roomy L-shape, but the high ceiling makes up for that. At the tallest point, the roof reaches 6.5 feet, allowing almost anyone to stand up straight. Once erected, on all sides are large windows, bringing in natural light.

For the body and rainfly, Tahoe Gear used sturdy 190T polyester and a 1,200mm coating to make it rain and UV-resistant.

The setup is straightforward with shock-corded fiberglass poles.

If you’d like luxury while away camping, have a look at this tent by Tahoe Gear. It’s a weather-resistant tent, complete with a few surprises. We particularly like the panoramic view with windows all around, even on the roof.

Spacious is a generous word for this Tahoe Gear tent. You’ve got 7 feet of head clearance in most locations. The walls are tall, allowing you to move about freely without bumping your head or rubbing shoulders with others.

The body consists of a durable 1,200mm polyester fly, finished with fly seams. It protects you from both hot and cool weather. On top of the fly, the solar shield deflects sunlight, preserving a cool temperature inside. In addition, the polyethylene binding floor provides a water-resistant surface, keeping you and your gear safe.

If it should get windy, like on one of our most recent trips when we nearly blew away, you can secure the fly with heavy-duty ropes, which are secured from the inside.

Included in the bundle are thorough instructions as well as a carry bag.

If you’re searching for a tent that feels more open and spacious, Core has a fantastic example here. The 12-person straight wall tent gives you a roomy floor space of 16 feet by 11 feet with a 7.1 feet ceiling. You can easily fit four queen-sized air mattresses or several sleeping bags in there.

Core offers you two entrances — T and D — one at the front and the other in the back. This comes in handy when you pull up the space divider, as it gives each room more privacy.

When you remove the rainfly, you’re opening up a mesh ceiling, giving you a large sky window. This, along with the side windows, gives you a panoramic view of the surroundings.

Still, if the weather should get worse, the rainfly features H2O Block Technology, keeping you dry inside. On the warm days, however, the advanced ventilation system will draw in cool air from the ground. When it’s colder, close the vents to preserve the heat inside.

The exterior consists of 86D polyester with a 115 gsm polyethylene floor. The tent comes with 22 stakes to keep it grounded.

For summer campers, we suggest you have a look at this 12 people tent from Core. With a removable rainfly, you can enjoy a panoramic view, perfect for stargazing on a warm summer’s day.

To help you get through the hot summer, Core included an advanced ventilation system. This consists of vents near the floor that draw in cool air while pressing the heat out through the mesh ceiling. Don’t worry; when the weather is cold, you can close the vents, preserving the warm air inside.

For those who have less experience with tents, you’ll love the next feature. Core made sure the tent is effortless to set up — it comes with a special ten-leg pole design. The poles are pre-attached, so all you do is lift the tent, extend the legs and it clicks into place.

The interior of the tent is roomy. You’ll have a 6.7 by 10 by 18 feet floor plan where 12 adults can sleep comfortably. In the middle, you can zip up the room divider, giving you two private areas, each with their own entrance.

Core also made sure that no water seeps in by heat sealing the seams from top to bottom.

If you’re heading out with friends and are looking to preserve your privacy, we highly recommend the Copper Canyon. Eureka has your privacy in mind by including two rooms in this 12-people tent.

Included in the bundle is a detachable divider curtain that transforms the Copper Canyon into a two-room tent. The interior feels spacious with almost vertical walls, so there’s plenty of room for cots or airbeds. In all, you’ve got 7 x 12 x 14 feet of space, so it isn’t the largest tent in this feature, but it’s still spacious.

A remarkable feature is the E! Power Port, which allows you to bring an electrical power cord into the tent. You can use it to charge your phone or lights. This combines well with multiple storage options with pockets and gear lofts.

Another aspect that we appreciate is the six large windows. These provide a 360-degree view as well as natural cross-tent airflow. When you need privacy, you can zipper them closed.

The Copper Canyon tent is easy to set up. It features a clip, pole sleeve and a ring/pin assembly that’s straightforward, even for a tent novice. The only issue we’d like to mention is that it’s not 100 percent waterproof.

For campers who don’t have hours to set up their camp, we found this 12-people tent from Ozark Trail. With a super easy setup, Ozark Trails boasts that you can have it ready in under two minutes. Perhaps this is a bit of a long shot unless you’re an expert, but it’s nonetheless a straightforward process.

All the poles come pre-attached, so all you need to do is open and extend. Once unfolded, you get to see just how spacious it is. Ozark Trail promises a 6.8-foot central height with windows on all sides.

The interior can easily fit three queen-sized airbeds or up to 12 sleeping bags. You can divide the floor using two room dividers, giving you three separate spaces total.

You can comfortably camp out during the summer thanks to the ventilation system. Inside, there’s a vent near the floor, drawing in cool air from the ground. You could also fit an air conditioner.

Also included are a rainfly and carry bag. To keep moisture out, the manufacturer used fully taped, factory-sealed seams. This combines well with the durability of the 6-inch thick, tub-styled material floor.