Coleman SunDome 7- by 7-Foot Three-Person Dome Tent

7' x 7', 1 Room Sundome Tent, Sleeps 3, Weathertec System, Keeps You Dry, Easy Set Up, Innovative Design Makes Setup Easier & Faster, Comfortable, Adjustable Airflow System Increases Comfort Inside Your Tent, Organization, Includes Features To Keep Your Tent Tidy, Bright Peacock/Alpine Colored Walls, 52'" Center Height.
Customer Review: good tent
good tent but you can get a bigger one at wal mart for same price
Customer Review: Good tent
I used this tent this weekend and it's a decent tent for the price. I have a queen sized air matress and it pretty much took up the whole tent with about a foot of room on each side. It wasn't windy so I didn't even use the tent stakes, and it didn't rain the night I was camping but it did rain during the day before I set up so the ground was a bit wet. I had no water problems inside the tent. Setup was easy, took about ten minutes by myself. Breaking down was quick and the tent fit easily back in it's case. If I had to buy another one I would get the next size up for a little more room to store your gear.

There is nothing more exciting than seeing a herd of elephants wandering past your camp whilst youre sitting down having dinner with the biggest sunset you have ever seen in the background. A safari holiday in Kenya is truly amazing. The weather is gorgeous, the sites are beautiful and the wildlife of course is amazing.

The beaches are a great place to un-wind after your 5 days safari; of course you can go for longer or shorter than that. After flying to the reserve in a tiny plane (Masai Mara being the most popular) you get driven to your camp by jeep and if youre lucky will see your first bit of wildlife. This alone will have you wanting more. Your camp will probably consist of tents (but not your average camping tent) built on brick foundations, a restaurant, and bar, all with stunning views over the plains.

You usually go out on three safaris a day, one before breakfast, one before lunch and one mid-afternoon. The guides are usually friendly and informative and they all no exactly where to go and at what time. The big five (as there known) animals to see are lion, rhino, elephant, leopard and buffalo. But of course there are tones more.

The best time to visit Kenya is around October time. The migration season will have you see thousands of wilder beasts crossing the plains to find food. If your very lucky you will see them trying to cross the rivers (full of crocodiles of course) to get to greener pastures. Another great experience is the balloon ride at dawn. Flying just before sunrise so you can get the best views of the plains.

The food at the camps is usually full of culture and you a will probably get to witness a bit of local music, making the evenings as enjoyable as the day. You may also get to go to a local Masai tribes camp and see the local culture at its best. It really is an eye opening experience.

All in all a safari holiday in Kenya is one of the most enjoyable things I have ever done and should definitely be on your things to do before you die list.

Lewis Waller is a keen traveler and writer for more information on safaris and Kenya and some great offers and money savers go to http://www.squidoo.com/kenya-safari