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Question: Can you fit a queen air mattress on either end of the tent or would it need to be placed in the middle?
Document: Bought this tent just before a July camping trip to Cape Cod. I didn't even open it until I got to the campground. Being familiar with Coleman dome tents, set up was quick. Took less than twenty minutes with two people. This tent is huge. We set up two queen sized air mattresses at either end and still had room for two camp chairs and all our baggage in the middle (wife didn't pack lightly either). We got rain the first night and the tent stayed completely dry.
(didn't do any extra waterproofing either!). We didnt put up any of the room dividers yet, but the welcome mat was a neat little touch..and the little doggy door/electrical outlet could be very handy. 2 full sized queen air mattresses fit on either side, and there's still plenty of room in the middle for a table, more people, gear, crabby kids, beer cooler, whatever. You could easily fit 3 queen air mattresses in this and still have some room.
My family purchased this tent right before a camping vacation at Disney.We loved how large this tent is! We have four children and we were able to all (six of us) fit comfortably in this tent. My husband and I and our little 9mo old slept in a queen size air mattress at one end of the tent... And our older three slept in sleeping bags at the other end of the tent.
We are new to camping. This is the first tent I have ever been in let alone bought. Used it for the first time last summer. The tent is very spacious inside. Our family of 4 (2 are teens, one is 6'2") fit in comfortably. Plenty of room for a queen air mattress and 2 twin air mattresses plus our gear. Mesh pockets hang from each end, perfect for those who wear glasses. Small clothesline inside is handy.
As soon as we left because the areas that are "wallable" are so small he just tugged on the divider till we took it down. The side with the queen air the divider would have draped on the side of the air mattress. Are you listening coleman? offer another configuration with these giant tents, perhaps the ability to divide the tent in half as well, just another set of 3cent  plastic hooks above the middle of the door would be awesome.
Used this tent for the first time while beach camping. It was extremely easy to setup with 2 people, may not be so easy for one simply because of the size but should still be possible. This tent is seriously roomy. We placed 2 queen air mattresses on the sides with a lot of extra space to walk in the middle and around the sides.
Bought this tent and used it for a week long camping vacation last summer. It was plenty large enough for our family of four - two adults and two pre-teen boys. We used a queen size inflatable mattress on one side of the tent, a camping cot on the other end, and another camping cot in the middle section. Even with all this stuff inside, we still had plenty of room to get dressed and walk around.
The walls have a bit more slope than I'd like on the end, meaning that the last foot or so of floor space on each end isn't really useable. I am 5' 9" and can only stand up completely in the very center of the tent.Easily fit one each of twin, queen, and double air mattresses. Three queens would probably work.
The walls have a bit more slope than I'd like on the end, meaning that the last foot or so of floor space on each end isn't really useable. I am 5' 9" and can only stand up completely in the very center of the tent.Easily fit one each of twin, queen, and double air mattresses. Three queens would probably work.
HUGE fair weather tent, could easily fit 3 queen size air mattress with room to spare, can hang two thin partitions inside to split it into 3 "rooms"... I doubt I will ever bother to do that though. Purchased for summer camping with the family. For its size and price point being under $100, I think it would be hard to beat (at least for fair weather camping).
Answer: yes