Coleman Instant Traveller 4P

It's kind of a "half-double-door" Jane. The top half of the door zips open from the inside to reveal a mesh panel whilst the bottom section (green part in the picture) remains a solid panel.

It's always going to be easier with two people Lisa, but it is certainly manageable with one, and I wouldn't say it was any harder than similar tents. It may be trial and error for the first few times until you work out the best method for you, my only concern is being able to reach the handles to lock the roof poles in place, you may need to stand on your esky.

Good question Kristin, I am pretty sure it does but will confirm this for you. We don't have one on display to give you a quick answer, so I'll call Coleman on Monday and if they can't shed any light I'll pull one out of its bag and check for you. Leave it with me and I'll do my best to get back to you on Monday morning.

Hi Kristin, apologies for the delay on this, I have been chasing Coleman up all day. It turns out that due to the design of the tent not having a seam through the middle of the ceiling, there are no lantern/fan hooks inside. If this is important to you I recommend looking at the Silver Instant Up Tents from Coleman. Once again sorry for the delay in getting this information to you.

Hi Dianne, straight up I am going to recommend either the Instant Up 4P or the Instant Up Gold 4P over the Traveller 4P. The Traveller isn't as easy to erect and does not offer the space of the other two tents you mention. Choosing between the 4P or the 4P Gold is a matter of fabrics, and added extras as the frames and the way in which they are pitched are the same. I have the Instant Up 4P and am very happy with it. The 4P Gold however offers heavier duty fabrics, a much thicker floor, a side awning, extra ventilation and storage, and a mat at the door. If you are a regular user i.e. you're packing the car each month, spend the money on the Gold Series, if you only use it once a year, purchase the Instant Up 4P and use your dollars on some other campsite goodies. I hope this helps. Feel free to call us if you want to talk your decision over with one of our staff.

Hi Elizabeth, the only difference between the 4P and 6P is the size, the fly is the same for both models. Does this answer your question?

Hi Miles, we don't have an Instant Traveller 4P in stock that I can measure at the moment, but I did check the 6P which measures at 117L x 24W x 24H in the box. The 4P would come in at slighltly less than this.