Best Popup Camping Screen Room? - The Gazelle Tent Portable Gazebo

Have you ever wondered what is the best screen room for camping? Have you seen those popup screen rooms and wonder if they actually work? Well, in this video, I show you the top rated, popup screen room on Amazon - The Gazelle portable Gazebo.

This thing is amazing! Setup time take no time at all! It is made of high quality materials, the roof is waterproof and UV protected, the mesh screen is tightly woven, it has a nice carry bag....I can't say enough good things about this tent! If you are looking for a high quality, portable screen room for your camping trips, look no further!

Please let me know if you have any questions about the tent. Thanks for watching!

Amazon Description:
Gazelle Tents GG601DS Easy Pop Up, Portable, Waterproof, UV-Resistant 8-Person Camping and Outdoors Gazebo Day Tent with Mesh Windows, Desert Sand, 124"x124"

- Unique Hub Design System - Nothing sets up or takes down faster!
- Room for 8 People and a table - This 6-sided gazebo can spaciously accommodate at least 8 people with chairs and a center table and standing over 7' tall at its center.
- Shelter from the Sun, Biting Insects and More! - The roof of the Gazelle Portable Gazebo is made from a UV resistant waterproof polyester material. - Each wall of the Gazebo is made with tight weave mesh, so it keeps out even the smallest bugs
- 210D Oxford Weave shell and Roof material is waterproof up to a 2000MM HH Rating with a UV50+ Rating
- Portable and ready to use. You will love how easy it is to transport your Gazelle Portable Gazebo. Each Gazelle comes in a convenient portable carry bag and weighs only 34 pounds!

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[cindyhodgdon]

I bought one of these and it came with the walls.It was huge and I loved it but the only problem I had was taking it down by myself. I couldn't pull the top down for some reason. Also I am kind of short so I had a hard time getting the top up to begin with but I used some rocks to hold it down and used a stool to step on to pop it open. I recommend using 2 people to put it up and take it down.

[trevorhilyer]

A long time ago I bought a coiled pop up tent. It was dirt cheap. I think I paid $25 for it on Netmarket, which was owned by American online at the time. It unfolded like the coiled laundry hampers, but was much bigger. It took seconds to pop up and once upright, it was 7 ft tall and we placed a small table and 2 lounge chairs in it. We lined the floor with a tarp and at night, the lantern was lit. The screening wasn’t as dense as this tent, but it kept the mosques out. The real small bugs, noseeums, did get through, but hovered near the roof and didn’t bother us at all. The next morning they were dead on the table, then we swept them off and cleaned the table. During the day, no bugs were in the tent and you got air from all sides. That was the first time we didn’t light a fire at night. With this tent, we loaded everything into the car and then put this tent bag on top of everything. It’s still going strong after all these years.

[kosekdemel]

Very informative video and am considering buying this 10x10 tent. I have a paver patio this tent will be set up on and was thinking of buying weight bags you fill with sand and anchor the gommets to it, maybe using metal clips or something. What's you idea on that.

[LolaandPooch]

You made it look so much easier than my experience!! The stakes were amazing because they screw in. And the quality is incredible. I love mine, but it took a really long time for me to set it up. I kept pulling on the cords and it was really hard to pop out the sides. It's like there was nothing to pull against. and pushing up the roof just pushed up the whole tent. I staked 2 corners and it was easy to pop the roof. Maybe I'm not strong enough. Maybe it needs to get broken in a little. I'm gonna try staking a couple of the corners at the start and see if that helps. It's so pleasant to sit in it.

[elevatedgrubgardens]

Defently the best, me and my wife have had ours set up all 4 seasons outside and it's withstood everything

[kimberlyc]

We have the Gazelle tent (same maker of this popup).
FYI: The Gazelle sight offers coupon codes and free shipping making it cheaper than Amazon.
I love the ease of popup and put away and the height. I'm 4'11' & hubs is 6'4".
I know some people use this as their tent as well but panels were extra expense compared to the just the tent.
Re the breeze: we have an oscillating hanging rechargeable fan that has charge/battery indicator (25/50/75/100) that also stands on a builtin tripod/legs or a stub base.
Nice review. Thanks.

[pjposterman]

I have one and the problem is it has NO openning to let the heat out. And the black screen does not let very much breeze thru it.

[jimbeaver]

Nice! I have a large expensive Coleman dining tent. It is large, heavy and take a long time to setup. So we have rarely used it. This one looks great, so quick to setup I might use it, cheers

[buckshoth]

That's an awesome screen room. The wife and I could of used this up in the upper peninsula of Michigan. Damn biting flies😞

[Perspectologist]

I had been looking into something like this. I didn’t understand how it could go up so quickly. This review is really helpful. Thanks for sharing your experience with us. It will be good to have an update to see how it has held up after some regular use.

[MrRamman]

I just tried it also, sent it back because it is way to hot and not comfortable during sunny days, I prefer to use bug repellent and enjoy the outdoors than sit in a a hot bubble, I found it nice in the evening but since nights are spent by the fire and star gazing it was not worth keeping, also my kids left the door open I had a shit load of ladybugs and flies that love to hang on to the screens inside, seems the more gadgets I try I always come back to minimal camping gear and keep the luxury stuff for home

[joegigante]

That is cool Brian- I should get one of these — that is great
Uncle Joe here— how’s the family

[Addiezmom]

Hey Brian! Great video, sent it to my sis who is getting fed up with Minnesota mosquitoes ruining our nights at the Lake. Hope you are having great summer!

[travelingtophe]

Does is still have two short poles to install vertically on either side of the door?

[Jojo-oow]

I had one of these and loved it was so well built and worked perfectly.

[huckleberrychris]

Brian....what's the cost? And 6 panels to cover the screens in the rain. How much and are they priced per panel? Could get expensive.... C'mon man 🤣

[smallnuts]

They should make these 2 door. I would like to hook up to my 4runner hatch to create a room for lounging or cooking away from mosquitoes etc.

[thingplate]

Thanks for posting ! Englewood Co guy here .

[AdventuresWithDaniel]

I checked these out in depth at overland expo mountain west. I'm a big fan!

[Big-al]

Well I wouldn’t say help helpful, but I bought the same one and it wouldn’t stay up. How did you manage to make it stay up.