Eureka N!ergy 13-Foot by-10-Foot Two-Room Ten-Person Family Tent

Eureka N!ergy 13-Foot by-10-Foot Two-Room Ten-Person Family Tent Plug in outdoors with the Eureka N!ergy 1310, a straight-walled, family-sized dome tent that sleeps up to 10 people while offering the convenience of built-in power.

The N!ergy 1310 is tough yet versatile, with a freestanding fiberglass frame, clips, rod sleeves, and a ring-and-pin assembly for quick and easy setup. The tent’s 75D StormShield polyester exterior, meanwhile, keeps out rain, wind, and other weather provocations. Perhaps the coolest feature, however, is the tent’s E! Power system, which lets you enjoy your favorite small appliances and accessories while you camp.

Simply hook up your N!ergy series tent to an optional E! Power Pak, then plug into one of your tent’s three 12-volt outlets. N!ergy tents are prewired, so there are no extra steps during assembly. More significantly, you can charge the E! Power Pak from any home outlet or your car’s 12-volt power supply prior to use. Once you’ve installed the Power Pak, you’re free to plug in a reading light, fan, or other 12-volt powered accessory.

The tent’s openings include one large, side-opening D-style door with a #8 zipper and zipper cover, six windows, six mesh roof vents, and two low-wall vents that provide high/low ventilation and light. Users will also love the clear skylights in the ceiling, which let additional light inside when open. And thanks to the removable room divider, you can easily convert the tent from one large room to two smaller rooms.

Other N!ergy 1310’s details include a jumbo-sized gear loft and eight storage pockets to help you keep essentials close at hand yet conveniently tucked away; brims over the side windows to protect against the elements; and three-season suitability. The N!ergy 1310 tent, which offers 130 square feet of space, measures 13 by 10 feet across the floor and 7 feet tall, weighs 34 pounds and 5 ounces, and is backed by a lifetime warranty.

Eureka N!ergy 13-Foot by-10-Foot Two-Room Ten-Person Family Tent Review

The best part is the ceiling height. The tent has virtually straight side walls which makes standing up easy (well over 6 ft). There is plenty of floor space - we had two cots and a queen size air mattress inside with room to spare. The tent is extremely well ventilated with large windows. The windows do not zip shut, but have toggle fasteners on the top. You do have to use two hands to open the zipper on the door, which is pretty large. We also purchased the battery and used it.
A pretty cool feature is that when the tent is plugged in to the battery pack there are toggle switches inside the tent which when turned on glow blue at the connections so you can see them in the dark and they also provide a nice night light (and you easily can find your tent in the dark after a trip to the outhouse). You can plug any 12 volt accessory into the plugs - they are just like a cigarette lighter plug. I bought a 12 volt under hood car battery light with a very long cord that worked great as an inside flashlight. I agree the tent takes a while to set up with two people and the instructions aren’t great - the poles could be color coded better which would help. As for weatherproofing - I have to rate this as excellent. 1st - we live in Oregon, 2nd it was a 3 day weekend, 3rd we were camped on a lake on the western side of Mt. Hood, so that meant that it had to rain sometime over the weekend, even though it was late August. And the Oregon weather God didn’t disappoint, as it began to sprinkle on Sunday and as night approached it increased until it was pouring rain for at least 15 hours (enough moisture to send the non-native Oregonians scampering home out of the campground). It was raining so hard and dripping water so badly from the fir trees that big batches of water would pool on the top of the rain fly and then eventually pour off like you were dumping a bucket of water onto the ground - not the most pleasant camping circumstances. I thought the tent would collapse it was so bad and we would float down the mountain. I was also worried about leaks through the windows and kept checking the floor - but alas nary a drop came through the tent and I was amazed that we and our gear stayed dry all night. We always prepare for rain regardless of season, so we could still sit outside, but there is plenty of room where you could set up a table and plug in a lamp and stay dry inside the tent. I notice this says it’s a 10 person tent. You could maybe stuff 10 kids inside, but 5 people with some gear would be a more reasonable estimate.

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