Three-Season Tent Reviews

This lightweight two-person dome tent comes with built-in LED lighting.

Shaving tent weight usually means jacking the price or shrinking the dimensions, but the two-person Soul hits a rare trifecta—light, livable, and affordable.

If you're willing to secure a few stakes and sacrifice some stability, this two-person tent offers roomy quarters.

If you sleep better knowing you're in a fuss-free fortress, this two-person tent is the one for you.

This three-person tent boasts freestanding convenience and luxe headroom at an affordable price.

The six-person version of the 2014 Editors’ Choice Award-winning Optic 2.5 tent, this palace features a rollaway fly and adjoining doors for 180-degree views.

Expansive headroom and an unusually sturdy design make this three-person tent a comfy, affordable choice for car-camping and short-mileage overnights.

This versatile solo tent is a castle for one and an ultralight shelter for two.

Solo tents sometimes feel coffin-tight, but this nonfreestanding, double-wall dome is supremely livable.

Most tents this light skimp on space or durability, but the three-person Dagger saves weight with unusually strong, ultralight fabrics.

We’ve long loved the livability (and affordability) of this iconic double-wall two-person dome tent, which won our 2010 Editors’ Choice Gold Award. This spring, a 10-ounce weight reduction and improved ventilation make a good thing even better.

This two-person tent’s innovative shape provides outstanding headroom and unobstructed views.

This freestanding two-person tent handles the rowdiest three-season storms, making it ideal for hikers who want maximum protection with minimum weight.

Roomy, strong, and sturdy—it’s everything we want in a foul-weather home away from home.

Get a summer tent and a winter tent for the price of just one.

Get legit winter protection for a trio of campers at a three-season price.

It handles all but the worst of winter without weight or price penalties.

This durable tent delivers a near-perfect balance between weight savings and space.

At $50 less than the nearest competitor, this tent has a killer value with smart storage solutions.

With the largest vestibule you get above-average livability with this tent.

This tent offers great storm protection, maximum ventilation, and packs small.

This two-person palace offers the best livability of the bunch with the most floor space and headroom.

With lightweight materials and short, 15.5 inch pole sections, the Microlight is the ounce-counters choice.

Innovative fabric eliminates drippy condensation, the bane of singlewall mountain tents.