🏕️ Stay Dry and Comfortable Outdoors with the 2160230 Kamp-Rite Kid Cot with Rain Fly - Red Review

This cute item seems very durable and easy to assemble. We use it in our large tent to give my daughter a place where she can't flex and hopefully keep her a little warmer.

It had potential. I took a chance despite other reviews and yes it tips over easily. My 2.5 year old was in it on a camping trip and it rolled over a bit and it fell, collapsed at night and is too heavy to pick up again in the dark. I think it can still be used but I need to think about how to place it in our tent and if I can make some kind of stabilizer. Plus, the legs fold easily, so don't touch them once you've set them up! lol If I could get it back I would but it's too late. It's not 100%

These little tent beds are so much fun for kids! We use them for camping, sleeping, playing and traveling. Not only do our little ones love them, their cousins and friends think they are the coolest too! Although in practice they are really durable. If you have a child who falls everywhere, they will not do so more than a few times in these. When falling, only the legs are bent on one side. A simple repair and the top of the tent remains intact. All 4 sides can be recessed and all 4 sides have…

We have a 10 year old who sleeps in it quite often when they sleep over. Installed quickly, packed even faster. It seems as cool as any other murphy bed we've used. It's certainly not designed for jumping and climbing inside. Hop on and off, read books, even change clothes - all done without any problems. I even slept in it a few times. Everything was good. We use one of those tiny 1/2 inch air mattresses and it's more comfortable than most camping bedding. The best part is that it is actually…

We bought this for our 2 year old before we went on holiday. It was too big to pack up and play with, but we still wanted something childish like a hotel. He loved it! He's big enough for me to cuddle with (I'm 5'8" and 130 pounds). We left the "outer" flaps up but zipped the screens shut. He had great vision but had to let us know like a cot when he wanted to leave. We felt good knowing he wouldn't be wandering around a hotel room in the middle of the night! We've carried it through 2 airports

Insecure. First, a 5-year-old needs to put their hands deep inside the tent and place a weight in the middle to keep the tent upright while climbing inside. During the night he turned over in his sleep and the tent fell on its side. The hooks that hold the tent to the slats slide down the sides of the slats, partially destroying the tent. Makes it impossible for a child inside to unzip and climb out of the tent. Each entrance (one on all four sides) has an opening screen in an opening door. I…