Grey Andes four-person dome tent pitched in a field

Rank #6 in Best 4 Person Tents 2026: 10 Ranked, and What the Numbers Really Say

Andes 4 Person Double Skin Dome Tent

£52.99 4.4 from 606 Amazon ratings
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The Andes 4 Person Man Berth Double Skin Camping/Festival Dome Tent is number 6 in this guide. It sells for £52.99 and carries a 4.4 rating from 606 ratings. It is a double-skinned dome with a clip-on pole system, a built-in groundsheet, front and back air vents, a 120 cm front porch and a choice of Blue, Green, Grey or Orange.

The listing gives the whole tent as 360 x 240 x 130 cm and then, further down the same listing, gives the inner tent as 240 x 240 cm. The missing 120 cm is the porch. That makes the sleeping area 5.76 m², or 1.44 m² for each of the four people in the name, and it makes every height figure in the listing 130 cm — roughly chest height on an adult, so you can sit up in there but nobody stands up. The flysheet is listed as 190t polyester at PU2000MM. Note that the rating breakdown on the page has five bars that add up to 100, while the listing claims 606 ratings, so treat those bars as proportions rather than counts. Everything here comes from the Amazon listing as supplied to us, not from a tent we pitched ourselves.

How those 606 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.4 stars.

5 star
67%
4 star
19%
3 star
8%
2 star
1%
1 star
5%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £52.99
Rating 4.4 out of 5 from 606 ratings
Stated occupancy 4 person
Inner tent (sleeping area) 240 x 240 x 130 cm
Overall size 360 x 240 x 130 cm; the extra 120 cm is the porch
Floor area per person 1.44 m² (5.76 m² of inner tent ÷ 4)
Flysheet material 190t polyester, PU2000MM
Rating breakdown (as listed) 5★ 67, 4★ 19, 3★ 8, 2★ 1, 1★ 5 — the bars total 100, not 606

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

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“Amazing tent, we love it. Big, double layers, it gets pretty dark inside, even when used at the beach, on a sunny dayVery easy to set up, takes 1 person 10 minutes to set up”

Cordos Daniela
Verified purchase

“Excellent tent. Lightweight, packs up small. Loads of space in side and takes 5min to put up. I'm really pleased with it!”

Phil

What it is up against

The rivals it was ranked against in Best 4 Person Tents 2026: 10 Ranked, and What the Numbers Really Say.

Questions people ask

How many people does the Andes 4 Person Tent sleep?

The listing states a 4-person occupancy and an occupant capacity of 4. The inner tent measures 240 x 240 cm, which is 1.44 m² of floor for each of those four people.

Can you stand up inside the Andes 4 Person Tent?

No. Every height figure in the listing is 130 cm, for both the 360 x 240 cm overall size and the 240 x 240 cm inner tent, and 130 cm is not enough to stand upright.

How waterproof is the Andes 4 Person Tent?

The flysheet is listed as 190t polyester PU2000MM, and the specification fields say 'Is Waterproof: True' with a water resistance level of 'Waterproof'. PU2000MM is the only waterproofing number the listing gives.

Where does the 360 cm length go if the inner tent is only 240 cm?

The remaining 120 cm is the front porch. The Andes listing gives the porch as 120 cm long with a 105 cm opening and a roll-up door leading to the double-zipped inner door.

How many pegs and poles come with the Andes tent?

The listing disagrees with itself: the specification fields give a stake count of 1 and a pole count of 3, while the bullets describe pitching it with pole, pegs and guy lines. Three poles suits a dome of this size; one stake does not.

What colours does the Andes 4 Person Tent come in, and how small does it pack?

Blue, Green, Grey and Orange. The pack size is given as 68 x 18 x 14 cm and the weight as 4 kg.

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