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Overview
About The North Face Wawona 6 Tent - 6-Person, 3-Season
Closeout. You'll have enough space for the whole family to relax under the stars with The North Face's Wawona 6 tent, made from durable materials with a polyurethane-coated floor and rain fly for weather protection, plenty of pockets and enough space for six people to fit comfortably.
- Six-person, three-season
- 75 denier polyester canopy with 40 denier polyester mesh
- 75 denier polyester fly with 1200 mm polyurethane coating
- 150 denier polyester floor with 1200 mm polyurethane coating
- Hybrid double-wall construction with large mesh front door for excellent ventilation
- Expanded interior height accommodates standing and chairs
- Large vestibule provides storage or seating
- Inner organization pockets
- Ceiling pockets for lights, headlamps and more
- Strong, lightweight DAC® MX pole set
- Color-coded poles and trims for quick, simple setup
- Outer guylines for added security in poor weather
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Reviewed by Mark from Pennsylvania on Friday, June 9, 2023
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4.0 out of 5 stars. SpaciousReviewed by Mark from Pennsylvania on Friday, June 9, 2023We bought this 10-22 @ $229.99 and it was a great value. Now Sierra got more in and dropped the price by $30. We camped in it 2 trips so far and it's big. I don't want to sleep with 6 adults in it but if I had to it could be done. More like 3 friends or family of 4 if the kids are preteen. Color coded set up, orange poles thru orange sleeves. Dark green goes in green sleeves. Ends go in matching grommets. The dark green pole with the bend goes through the vestibule sleeve. Tent is free standing. The vestibule/fly is not. No footprint included. We use a plastic tarp. Ours hasn't been tested in extreme wind or rain yet, but there's guy lines and extra attachment points when we come to that. Some don't like the duffel style storage bag but it's easy to get the tent back in and to me it's a plus (I'm not backpacking with it). I wish the zippers were more robust and hope that's not a problem with repeated usage. One legit knock is the fly/vestibule design though it hasn't bothered us. The vestibule stays 4" to 7" off the ground, depending on adjustment. That gap allows air and dust to enter and pass through the screen door of the cabin. This makes the tent colder if that's an issue for you. We measured it at just over 17' long. At this price point they won't last long. They sold out in about 5 weeks last October.
