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The new and improved Acadia 4 is here. The 3-pole design provides more head and shoulder room, and the continuous pole sleeve design is built to make pitching a breeze. Two doors and two vestibules make entry/exit a piece of cake…since we all know what its like having to climb over your fellow companions as they try to catch valuable Z's. Added features include the Stargazing Fly, so you can enjoy those beautifully clear nights to the fullest.
Features
- Stargazing Fly
- 3 pole design
- 2 doors / 2 vestibules
- Fly vent
Body Features:
- Freestanding design
- Night light pockets
- Multi diameter fiberglass & hybrid poles
- Clip and pole sleeve construction
- Taped floor seams
- No-see-um mesh wall panels
- Internal storage pockets
Fly Features:
- Stargazing fly
- Taped seams
- Side-release tent/fly connection
- Fly vents
- Noiseless zipper pulls
- Guyout points
Specifications
- Seasons: 3
- Number of doors: 2
- Number of vestibules: 2
- Capacity: 4
- Minimum weight: 11 lb 15 oz / 5.5 kg
- Packaged weight: 12 lb 13 oz / 5.82 kg
- Floor area: 57 ft2 / 5.3 m2
- Vestibule area: 12 + 12 ft2 / 1.1 + 1.1 m2
- Length: 96 in / 244 cm
- Width: 86 in / 218 cm
- Height: 59 in / 150 cm
- Packed diameter: 8 in / 20 cm
- Packed Length: 26 in / 66 cm
Materials
Number of poles: 3Pole type:
2 Fiberglass, 1 hybrid
Wall material:
68D Polyester / No-See-Um Mesh
Floor material:
68D Polyester, 1800 mm
Fly material:
68D Polyester, 1800 mm
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| Sleeping Capacity: | 4 Person |
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| Number of Doors: | 2 Doors |
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Product ReviewsWe Love to Hear your Feedback
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Great car camping tent
Truly can't beat this tent as far as budget, ease of setup, and comfort goes. Great car camping tent and we fit 2 dogs, a kid and 2 adults with gear in here.
Can't go wrong with it. Had it for over 3 years. Wade on Dec 17th 2017 -
Great Tent
I have been on 6 treks in this tent and it has lived up to the Kelty name. Set up is an matter of 8 min, fits in a the med compression bag(maroon) with ease, and comes with an oversized bag for packing in a rush. Perfect fit for 2 to sleep comfortably along with the dog, and 2 packs. Double entry is clutch. I could go on and on about this tent. Buy one!... I assure you will not be disappointed. Unknown on Dec 13th 2016
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Great tent
With years of experience camping:
Pros:
Easy setup
Plenty of room
Two vestibules are great for storage
The rain fly completely encompasses the tent
Tent peg design
Cons:
Large bag size (not a backpacking tent)
Not lightweight (not a backpacking tent)
Large rain fly reduces airflow
I don't know what caused the issue the other reviewer had with wind.
I've used this tent in high winds and rain; where it was difficult to keep balance while walking due to gusts. It was properly tied down and had no issues with the wind. Nothing was torn on the tent and the poles didn't crack or sound like they were cracking. Unknown on Apr 7th 2016 -
3rd Acadia destroyed in Moab
Nice fair weather tent, but the poles and rainfly cannot withstand any wind over 30mph without ripping or shattering poles Dave on Mar 24th 2016
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Liked it
Did 2 nights at Death Valley over the weekend, nothing like camping on gravel and solid rock! The tent was awesome. I did have a challenge with the rain fly, but managed to get it all together and fastened securely. Must say the tent does sing with the wind but is very stable. Unknown on Mar 15th 2016
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Customer Review
This weekend was my first use. Overall I'm very satisfied. It did well during the mid 20 degree, heavy frost night. The inside surprisingly warmed up during the day due to a little sunshine. I bought if for the ease of set up, floor space and height - for which I'm satisfied. The most difficult part of set up is fitting the "roof" pole in the rainfly. Maybe there is an easier way to attach it than I figured out on the first try. I didn't find directions for assembly. Glad to also purchased the footprint as it just made everything easier although it was thinner than I expected. I'm hopeful the quality will last for many years to come. Donald on Feb 7th 2016
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Customer Review
If I could have given this tent a ZERO star rating, I would have. I have had other Kelty tents for years with no problems, but just about everything that could go wrong with this tent has. My Boy Scout Troop bought 6 of these tents 2 years ago. We use them 1 weekend per month for 9 months each year and a one week-long summer camp. So far we have had to repair 2 rain flies, one tent body and one broken ridge pole. After our most recent camping trip, we now have one zipper near failing, 2 broken ridge pole shock cords and one broken main tent pole shock cord. DO NOT BUY THIS TENT. The famed Kelty quality is NOT present in this tent. Update: No upgrade in my rating. After another year with these tents, we have continued to have nothing but problems. More broken poles than I can count, failed zippers and torn rain flys at the tie out points (not reinforced). I have been a scout leader for 15 years and have used numerous tent brands. Our troop has used Coleman and Eureka tents over the past 35 years. While no tent can hold up for long against teenage boys, these Kelty tents have held up far worse than anything else we have used in the past. Not all Kelty tents are this bad. The Kelty Gunnison tent I have had for over 8 years is still in great shape. Buy that one instead. Doug on Sep 3rd 2015
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Customer Review
I have used this tent on several boy scouting trips the past three years and have had no issues. It's a great tent, keeps me dry and I have plenty of room for my gear for three people. I would have to disagree with the previous commenter. I have been around boy scouting for a number of years and no matter what brand of tent you own, teenage boys are going to tear things up especially if it belongs to a troop and there is no personal ownership of the equipment. Yancey on Feb 22nd 2015
