Quick-Set by Clam Escape Sky 6-Sided Shelter with Screen Roof & Sides – Brown

We camp in Florida for the winter and decided to bite the bullet and buy the Clam Pavilion in Gray with the wind/rain panels attached. It's very big and accommodates 6-8 chairs and a few tables. We've had some 15 mph winds today and it's still standing. Haven't had the opportunity to try it in the rain yet. But feel it will withstand any rain. The tent is well made and is exactly what we were looking for. Super super easy and fast setup.

We camp in Florida for the winter and decided to bite the bullet and buy the Clam Pavilion in Gray with the wind/rain panels attached. It's very big and accommodates 6-8 chairs and a few tables. We've had some 15 mph winds today and it's still standing. Haven't had the opportunity to try it in the rain yet. But feel it will withstand any rain. The tent is well made and is exactly what we were looking for. Super super easy and fast setup.

We are using this tent in the woods in an off grid area in Florida. We set this tent up the first week in May 2022 and have not taken it down. As you can see from the pics we have a queen size inflatable bed, 2 chairs and a table in it, and still plenty of room. We also have plastic lidded bins that we use for clothes, plus they double as night tables.

When we first purchased this we had just the 12.5 X 12.5 ft Pavilion Gazebo tent with the built in side flaps. There was a small bit of leaking at the seams, so we sealed it with Tent Seam sealer - quick and easy - and purchased the tent Fly. This covered the seams at the top and took care of the leaking. We Then purchased (mostly with points from Amazon) a tent basin bottom made for this tent - we had not been aware this was available until we saw a picture of it on the tent box. We felt this was a great addition as being in the woods in Florida, having your bed directly on the ground is not a great idea.

Now to PERFORMANCE - This Gazebo tent is AWESOME. We have been living in this tent now 1 to 5 days a week for almost 6 months and no problems, even with this being a very rainy summer for Florida. Even with hurricane Ian that just passed through Florida - although it came ashore about 150 miles south of where our tent is, there was still plenty of wind and rain - we had no problems. I could not believe it, no leaking and the tent withstood the winds. We had initially planned this for short term use and to replace it with a cabin, but now our cabin plans are on hold as the tent is serving us just fine. Oh, and did I mention it was very easy to set up.
My favorite part about this tent, when the weather is nice - which it has been most of the time we have had this tent up, we keep all the wall flaps open at night, a beautiful breeze, can see the moon, and wake up in the mornings to see the trees all around us.

We are using this tent in the woods in an off grid area in Florida. We set this tent up the first week in May 2022 and have not taken it down. As you can see from the pics we have a queen size inflatable bed, 2 chairs and a table in it, and still plenty of room. We also have plastic lidded bins that we use for clothes, plus they double as night tables.

When we first purchased this we had just the 12.5 X 12.5 ft Pavilion Gazebo tent with the built in side flaps. There was a small bit of leaking at the seams, so we sealed it with Tent Seam sealer - quick and easy - and purchased the tent Fly. This covered the seams at the top and took care of the leaking. We Then purchased (mostly with points from Amazon) a tent basin bottom made for this tent - we had not been aware this was available until we saw a picture of it on the tent box. We felt this was a great addition as being in the woods in Florida, having your bed directly on the ground is not a great idea.

Now to PERFORMANCE - This Gazebo tent is AWESOME. We have been living in this tent now 1 to 5 days a week for almost 6 months and no problems, even with this being a very rainy summer for Florida. Even with hurricane Ian that just passed through Florida - although it came ashore about 150 miles south of where our tent is, there was still plenty of wind and rain - we had no problems. I could not believe it, no leaking and the tent withstood the winds. We had initially planned this for short term use and to replace it with a cabin, but now our cabin plans are on hold as the tent is serving us just fine. Oh, and did I mention it was very easy to set up.
My favorite part about this tent, when the weather is nice - which it has been most of the time we have had this tent up, we keep all the wall flaps open at night, a beautiful breeze, can see the moon, and wake up in the mornings to see the trees all around us.

The screen house / tent is for two seniors the absolute best way of camping. We bought the rain shield and that is a 0 star for it's practicalty. Look at my pics and see the clamps I had to use and buy to keep it from blowing off. But I am not reviewing their $70 rain cover. The Clam tent is ingenious, tight from the elements with the platinum version. Thanks Clam corporation, now fix your darn rain shield so it works!

The screen house / tent is for two seniors the absolute best way of camping. We bought the rain shield and that is a 0 star for it's practicalty. Look at my pics and see the clamps I had to use and buy to keep it from blowing off. But I am not reviewing their $70 rain cover. The Clam tent is ingenious, tight from the elements with the platinum version. Thanks Clam corporation, now fix your darn rain shield so it works!

Best camping-related purchase we've made since getting an RV! This "shelter" serves multiple purposes: keeps bugs away, protects the picnic/eating area from rain, provides a privacy area (especially when the wind panels are hung). The best feature is that it takes so little time to assemble (about 5 minutes), it is easy to move around (we usually assemble it in an open area, then lift it between the two of us to place it over the campsite's picnic table) and takes a maximum of 10 minutes to repack. It's also light weight, so these senior citizens don't need to huff and puff to get it in and out of the RV. Wish I had thought of getting one much sooner!!

Best camping-related purchase we've made since getting an RV! This "shelter" serves multiple purposes: keeps bugs away, protects the picnic/eating area from rain, provides a privacy area (especially when the wind panels are hung). The best feature is that it takes so little time to assemble (about 5 minutes), it is easy to move around (we usually assemble it in an open area, then lift it between the two of us to place it over the campsite's picnic table) and takes a maximum of 10 minutes to repack. It's also light weight, so these senior citizens don't need to huff and puff to get it in and out of the RV. Wish I had thought of getting one much sooner!!

 Our camping game went to an entirely new level with the clam screen tent. Litterally sets up in minutes - and is not inside out like some posts. A few easy stakes in the ground and it's solid. The screen got the full Colorado monsoon test for 3 days and worked well. The water streamed over the outside of the screen when coming straight down. When raining sideways however it did splash through a bit but it's a screen tent and to be expected. Next purchase are the 3 pack of screen covers.

 Our camping game went to an entirely new level with the clam screen tent. Litterally sets up in minutes - and is not inside out like some posts. A few easy stakes in the ground and it's solid. The screen got the full Colorado monsoon test for 3 days and worked well. The water streamed over the outside of the screen when coming straight down. When raining sideways however it did splash through a bit but it's a screen tent and to be expected. Next purchase are the 3 pack of screen covers.