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- Dimensions:: 7' x 5'.
- Weight:: 6 lb. 14 oz.
- Peak height:: 4'.
- Packed size:: 20.5"L x 6.5" diam.
- Floor area:: 35 sq. ft.
L.L.Bean Access 2-Person Tent
C$ 159
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An affordable tent built for car camping adventures of all kinds, our newest tent is dry, easy to set up and durable. A great choice if you're looking to start camping.
At L.L.Bean, we believe enjoying time outside should be fun, easy and affordable. That's why we designed our Access Collection, complete with outdoor gear, apparel and footwear, with great prices and the L.L.Bean quality our customers are used to.
- Simple design with fiberglass poles sets up in minutes.
- Bathtub-style floor is made from rugged polyethylene that repels water and resists abrasion.
- Window and door feature mesh that lets cooling breezes in and repels bugs.
- Fly and tent body feature durable waterproof coating.
- Power cable port lets you run a power cord into the tent.
- Inside gear pocket and lantern hook.
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Retired Petite from
Decent 2 person tent
Worked great. Haven't camped in years and this was roomy for one.
Date published: 2024-10-16
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Jack B from
What you’d expect from a Bean tent
Looks nice. Haven’t had a chance to try it out yet. It’s Bean so has to be the best.
Date published: 2023-09-16
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Steve Chernack from
Tent survived tornado.
The tent was a gift for our 80 year old lady friend who took it on her yearly week-long bike ride in Iowa. There was such a huge tornado that went through the campground that the bike riders had to flee to a nearby school for shelter. When they returned to the campground after the storm, only a few tents were left standing. Yours was one of them. Steve Chernack
Date published: 2023-07-30
