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pop up glamping tent Hub 6XL Tent

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pop up glamping tent Hub 6XL TentHUB 6XL 121 square feet. Fully enclosed or fully open. Perfect for: Large groups & multi family camps Extended base camp setups Gazebo style day shelter use Groups of 8 or more The Hub 4XL and 4 Double are base camp shelters. The Hub 6XL IS a base camp. At 164" 164" with 121 square feet of floor space and an 8+ person capacity, it's the tent you set up when the group is too big for anything else and leaves it standing for the duration of the trip. The

HUB 6XL — 121 square feet. Fully enclosed or fully open.

Perfect for: Large groups & multi-family camps · Extended base camp setups · Gazebo-style day shelter use · Groups of 8 or more

The Hub 4XL and 4 Double are base camp shelters. The Hub 6XL IS a base camp. At 164" × 164" with 121 square feet of floor space and an 8+ person capacity, it's the tent you set up when the group is too big for anything else — and leaves it standing for the duration of the trip. The defining feature isn't just the size, it's the removable Tri-Layer wall system. Detach one wall for a breeze and a view. Pull them all and you have a 121-square-foot open-air canopy. Put them back when the weather turns. It's a tent that reconfigures for what camp actually looks like at any given moment.

Features:

  • Removable Tri-Layer Walls — Full Enclosure or Open Air Unlike the roll-up walls on the 4XL and 4 Double, the 6XL's Tri-Layer walls detach entirely via premium velcro. Remove one panel for cross-ventilation and a view of the campsite. Remove all of them and you have a fully open gazebo-style canopy. Put them back in minutes when weather rolls in. One owner put it plainly: "when you're ready to let in the cool of the day just remove one or all the walls for a 360° view of your campsite."
  • 121 Square Feet of Floor Space The 164" × 164" footprint comfortably fits eight people sleeping, a full kitchen setup, camp chairs, a table, and gear — simultaneously. It's the Hub tent you choose when the group size has outgrown every other option.
  • 3" Integrated Stove Jack
    A built-in 3" ceiling port lets you run a wood burner or cooking stove safely inside the tent for warmth on cold-weather trips. Note: the 6XL does not include a dedicated diesel heater port — the stove jack is ceiling-only.
  • Pull-Tab Deployment The same hub pull-tab system deploys the structure fast. Watch the setup video before your first attempt — the 6XL's scale makes the initial setup less intuitive than the smaller Hub tents, but owners consistently report it becomes quick and fluid from the second attempt onward.
  • Removable Floor The floor attaches via premium velcro and comes out entirely when you don't need it — turning the 6XL into a covered outdoor living space with no ground barrier. Useful for cooking setups, wet or sandy sites, or using the tent as a shade structure.
  • Half Rainfly — Weather Protection + Ventilation The removable half rainfly covers the roof for weather protection while the removable walls handle ventilation control independently. Configure each for the conditions you're in.
  • Built-In Waterproof Interior Storage A dedicated waterproof interior storage compartment keeps essentials organized and dry inside the tent — a detail that matters on multi-night stays with a large group.

Specs:

  • Capacity: 8+ people
  • Floor space: 121 sq ft (164" × 164")
  • Interior height: 80"
  • Door dimensions: 41" W × 67" H
  • Weight: 66 lbs
  • Packed: 73" L × 16" W × 15" H
  • Stove jack: 3" integrated ceiling port

*Not compatible with Car Connect

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