🏕️ The Ultimate Sumbababy Teepee: Unleash Outdoor Adventures! Review

Very easy to assemble and goes well with any decor. We used to have a pink play tent but I felt limited in the facility but this tent has a nice thick canvas fabric and I love that I can decorate and remodel the playroom and this tent is timeless. My daughters love it too and play with it every day. I would recommend steaming or ironing it before setting it up, but other than that there is no smell or anything else you might expect. This is a great tent at a great price.

The tent consists of very good tarpaulin quality. It's a really good size for kids (I use it as a photo prop but the kids play in it!) I just wish there was a way to hold the chopsticks together. There are plastic pieces that you put wood in, but they kept slipping out when I pitched the tent. I'll probably glue them all together with super glue or hot glue since I don't plan on breaking it. In general very satisfied! **Wrinkles smoothed out very quickly, maybe a day after assembly**

For the price it was such a bargain! My niece was so happy to get this. The box arrived disassembled so I didn't open it to make sure all the parts were there. She opened it up for Christmas and one of the PC pipe connectors was missing, resulting in one of the legs being too short to be strong. I was so disappointed in my niece. Luckily she has a skillful grandfather who bought whistles to cut and use. She loves it now but it just stinks if you have to worry about counting when buying.

Our grandchildren came to visit this summer and we had the pleasure of having to 'add' quite a bit of roaming around the house. all while they were here. I was impressed with the quality of the materials and how amazing the whole thing was when we installed it. The picture I added also has fairy lights which was a very fun addition to the whole experience. The only downside I had was that it was quite small inside, 2 girls that we could kinda sit there with, I was hoping all 3 could but it was…

I took off a star because the poles don't fall apart easily. In fact, I'm worried that I might break something if I try to force it down, so I leave each pole intact and just put them in the corner of a closet when the tent isn't in use. This is a nice little tent. My 11 year old could sit in it, but she had to create a large "foyer" of chairs and sheets to really do anything with it (except put all her favorite stuffed animals in there, which works). ideal for). So I'd say it's best for kids…

My tipi did not come with a floor mat as advertised. A little frustrating as it is clearly advertised with one. Assembling it alone was easy. Each pole is actually 4 pole pieces that connect with a plastic connector that you screw into the ends (no tools required). He didn't have instructions on how to tie the poles together, so I just drew him. I will come back and update once my son plays with it a bit to refine the stability and durability. I've seen other wigwams come with a center bar…