We’re more than halfway through summer, so it’s best to soak up every last second we can while it’s still warm outside. If you’ve been itching to throw a late-summer bash, we found just the thing to elevate your hosting game: an oversized tent on Amazon that can apparently accommodate up to 50 people.
Now, this isn’t just any tent—it has removable walls, stylish windows that bring in lots of light, and a waterproof finish, according to the brand. It also measures 10 feet wide by 30 feet long and stands at over 8 feet tall, making it an ideal option for entertaining larger parties for various celebrations.
Because the walls are removable, you can install it a few different ways, depending on your event. For example, beyond intimate backyard hosting, you could use it to provide sun shelter for bigger-sized events—or vendors can use it for selling at local markets.
The most impressive part about this tent costs under $150, when rentals of this size can cost double or more. And online shoppers seem to vet the tent, with many citing that it’s “spacious” and “sturdy.” Some also complimented its appearance, with one reviewer calling it “clean and elegant.”
Many shoppers have also mentioned that the tent is easy to set up (though it seems like it’d take two to three people for best results). Per the brand, it’s doesn’t require additional tools; everything from the bases to the wind ropes and ground nails are all included. Fine print reads that the tent should be utilized for short-term use only and shouldn’t be left out for extended periods of time.
Amazon is a gem when it comes to backyard finds—such as this one—as well as simple installments that upgrade your garden (we recently discovered a cabana that transforms your backyard into a beach resort).
But if you’re planning a day or evening of hanging out with your loved ones outdoors, this tent like a pretty good idea.
Shanon Maglente is a writer and editor who specializes in deals, trends, and best-of product roundups. She has about a decade’s worth of experience, and has worked with Good Housekeeping as a writer and editor since 2019.
