Customer Reviews The North Face Wawona 6P

Camped for 3 weeks, tent and Vestibule very spacious. Heavy rain & wind resistance. All dry. Only downside, the door that goes in the tent is half screened .

So far so good. Used twice for two nights each time. Fits queen sized air mattress, pack and play for the baby and room for gear/clothes. Vestibule is great for shade and storing more gear.

Just spent the weekend with my new Wawona 6 tent, I was really impressed and it put preformed my expectations. The tent is very tall and the vestibule attachment is really nice to store gear in and keep things out of the elements as well as hang out in during the hot day! took about 30 mins to set up first time, but after that probably about 20 mins. we had one really windy night and it held up better than expected considering the height of it.

Easy to put together and take apart. Good size.

We camped for 5 days on Lake George in the Adirondacks in New York. Rain every day and although our tent was set on a platform, we stayed perfectly dry. Plenty of room for our gear and 2 cots (yes, we were glamping). We used the vestibule as a mud room.. very convenient. I highly recommend the Wawona 6

We have used the tent twice now. It's is very straight forward to setup, only 6 year old can help with setup! We are loving it so far.

Well designed and versatile tent for a large group.

So big. Love it!

We love this tent. Holds up great in the weather and very roomy. Easy to put together as well.

Very happy overall with this tent. The construction quality is very high. The fact that couple of the windows can only be opened or closed from outside the tent is not ideal, but not a deal breaker.

Everyone says the down side is that it's difficult to put up, I didn't think it was that difficult, it's a big tent so it takes a bit longer than a pop up screen room. Wish it came with the foot print. One of a kind vestibule. Ventilation is good but this tent would be hot for summer.

The Winona 6 Tent is a great tent. It kept us completely dry during major downpours. Definitely the most comfortable tent we've owned. Easy to put together. The covered vestibule is a genius design.

Great tent! 2 adults, 2 kids and a full size husky and we were super comfortable. Set up instructions suck. Wind was not an issue, was hoping for more of a downpour to truly test the tent but I'm not worried. Would for sure recommend. Vestibule is awesome and was definitely put to use. @northface, you need to make a limited edition wawona cypress bucket in orange and black and grey and black.

Plenty of room inside to set up 2 Cots and still have room to move around and the "front porch" is awesome. Holds up to strong winds . Only complaint is the set-up instructions, they are totally useless

Set this tent up right before a big thunderstorm and it didn't leak at all! It was very sturdy in the high winds as well. The materials feel very high quality and it is a beautiful tent.

We purchased this tent for my wife and I and our 3 year old. I think it's perfect size for us and possibly one other child. Three adults would be tight but doable. I'm 6'2 and wanted the height it offers, I can confirm it's excellent. We had two Exped mega mat 10 (long wide) next to each other and could fit one more. Our heads were at the back door and feet towards the vestibule and we had a solid 2 feet of room the whole width of the tent to the door for changing and gear. The vestibule is an absolute game changer. I couldn't imagine not having it now. Fits plenty of gear and even at my height it is awesome. I do have to duck a bit coming into it but it's not a big deal at all. I set the tent up the first time with the help of my toddler and we still managed to do it in about 15 minutes. The main body is pretty simple and the lengths of strap on the eyelets for the poles help out quite a bit when locking the poles in. The rain fly was a bit confusing at first to figure out the orientation but now we got the process down and it's pretty easy to get right. There is plenty of guy line spots and there are extra lines included. All in all I love this tent and highly recommend it. As for the bad so far there really isn't much. The stakes are pretty terrible in anything other than grass but I expected that and brought some large nails to use instead. The few stakes I did use bent badly in packed dirt but I don't really count that against the tent. When tying down the vestibule make sure the door is zipped shut and don't tighten that side up too much as it makes the door hard to re zip when opened. Before you set it up the first time watch a couple YouTube videos because the directions are terrible. The bag is great and you don't have to get to crazy with rolling the tent up to get it back in. As of now I couldn't recommend this tent any more than I already do. I don't regret it at all.

We have an older style Wawona 6, but after DAYS of downpour I had to offer a review. Nothing less than a river running through our vestibule. NO WATER IN OUR TENT. UNBELIEVABLE!! We've used this tent hard for 3 years.

I'm going to go again camping with my Wawona,

The Product was great. We used it in our camping trip in Mountain Lakes Resort and perform well and we used it as we need it.

We used this tent while car camping. The tent itself can be a little difficult to set up. The ventilation was good. The little porch area is nice but bugs like to collect in there.

Love this tent. Plenty of room for two and the dog in the main body and the vestibule makes for a great card room. Have two other NF tents for inclement weather.

Great tent. First time setting up is confusing but after that no problem. Lots of mesh pockets for stuff sack storage. Roomy if you're not using 2 blow up mattresses. Quite a few places to hang lights. Ventilation is great. Would buy again.

It's perfect for 3 people. Love the vestibule.

Camped in back yard and local mountain range. Both went well. Wind was an issue for noise, but wouldn't knock a star for that. Watertight. Footing is hard to lay flat without finessing...

Held up well in a rainstorm, great options for humidity control in the tent. Vestibule is roomy, windows are big and screen seems tough. Rain fly could offer more coverage for the rear of the tent but is adequate and the seam taping is quality. Duffel bag size when packed is very manageable.