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Wawona 8
The North Face
Wawona 8
$699.00
Description

  Whether you’re camping with a large group, or just wanting some room to stretch out, the Wawona 8-Person Tent has all the livable space you need for maximum comfort in the outdoors. With large windows, multiple entrances, and an interior height that allows you to stand upright, this tent is bound to be your favorite home away from home.

  Please note, this item is Oversized and does not qualify for free shipping.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
The North Face
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
NF0A52WB
Tent Sleeps:
8 Person
Freestanding:
Yes
Total Weight:
19 lbs 6.4 oz (8.8 kg)
Trail Weight:
18 lbs 1.2 oz (8.2 kg)
Floor Area:
112 ft² (10.4 m²)
Vestibule Area:
44.7 ft² (4.15 m²)
Other Features:
  • Massive interior space lets you stand comfortably or sit in chairs inside the tent and has room for eight sleepers
  • Rainfly and waterproof fabric keep you dry in inclement weather
  • Interior space has removable mesh and solid nylon divider for creating additional privacy so it feels like two ''rooms''
  • Three doors offer multiple entry points so you don't step over people to use the bathroom in the middle of the night
  • Gigantic vestibule offers great lounging area to fits chairs, bikes, and the dinner table
  • Tent-wide window offers the best sunrise views at camp and doubles for excellent airflow and breathability
  • Interior side pockets offer places to organize small gear items
  • Pole set is both easy to set-up and offers strength in adverse weather
  • Color-coded poles and trims make setup simple
  • External guylines provide extra security
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