Yes, there is enough room in the sleeping pod for three people to sleep comfortably, there isn’t much space for anything else, including storing your things.

But we do use services by third parties that either use cookies or may be doing so, yet we do not have any control of it. If you’re only going camping a few times a year, then a more basic three-man tent is a better option. We’ve given a YouTube video below for Coleman Coastline 3 Man 2 Room Tunnel Tent which you may find useful, and you can can also find more pictures too using Google. put together the main poles and insert then in the two sleeves, the end of the poles need to go in the eyelets on the fabric that goes under the ground sheet.If is a great tent, plenty of space for one or two people and has the all important porch area for getting out of wet bike gear.

The door zip did get caught a couple of times, and is the biggest flaw as puddles then form and things can't be kept in. Take the advise of an earlier reviewer and set it up before you go and pre-attached the ground sheet. The porch area is quite small, so you won't be sitting in it, but provides more storage space for messy things like boots. You have already seen about its huge inner door which has one mesh layer, so you can use it that way as long as you are not cold.

However, lower pod fixings are plastic hooks so can easily disconnect, clips would have been more sensible.

It had to be small enough packed up to get on my bike but also not tool small when erected to be cramped. It withstood 60mph+ winds, torrential downpours and freezing temperatures (yes, that's what Scotland was like May 2015!The poles: You have 3 fiberglass shock-corded and color-coded loops, easy to use and with the usual grommets attachment at the base.