How does this do on a windy beach?
123494
It works well as long as your or your stuff is inside. like any tent or structure wind will have an effect. It's a solid item, we use it all the time with our 1 year old.
123495
I brought this to the beach on Cape Cod on a super windy day and it was fine. It comes with stakes to put in the sand that keep it in place well.
2016132
have left it outside all summer in all conditions, tied around two brick posts and one line drilled into a wood board, and have never seen any problem with the wind. however, that is in an area that is protected from wind by a two story building and brick walls, so that may not be a good test. it seems to be quite sturdy material.
1133539
Haven't used it outdoors. But based on experience I wouldn't expect it to remain stable in even the slightest breeze. Think one could blow on it and make it move
2183030
I've used it at Pismo Beach and it holds up well. That being said there have been times it was soo windy I didn't put it up, same as I didn't use my awning either. The wind was blowing so hard that it felt like the awning would rip off. So if it feels to windy for the awning you might want to error on the side of cation and not put up the room. Hope that made sense :)
93153
We have an especially windy back yard and with blocks on the base it has been fine. As long as you take it down in high winds it is OK. We used 16 inch flat paver stones to weigh it down.
416027
There are stakes that come with it and pockets to put sand in on the beach. It does very well in the wind.
1260503
it will stand up to light wind, we add a couple of extra tie downs to it if it gets breezy and it works great. we use the four tent stakes that come with it and then add two cords, one on each side if it gets to wobbly with wind. it stays up great!
601849
Have only had winds around 25-30 mph and a fence protecting one side... but so far so good. I have had it set up for over a year and no problems.
280326
I don't know actual wind speeds but if your anchor points are solid it can handle a good wind. Has provides good shelter in windy rain storms for us
951799
The wind would be a problem, having camped on a lot of beaches myself. You will need something more than the type of stakes provided to keep it firmly connected to the ground. You could buy really long stakes or weight the corners. It's a great lightweight tent but if the wind blows hard, I would expect to have problems.
1644252
If the breeze is under 25 mph.... it should be okay. Hopefully it will be weighed down so as to not being lift by a strong gust
1405967
We haven't had much wind since we put it up. But, the frame is very sturdy. When we put it in it's permanent location, I plan to place it in a heavy ABS sleeve embedded in a one sack, reedy mix cement. Then slip all four legs into the ABS sleeves. If you can't do that, I'd probably do the same method but put the concrete in 5 gallon buckets. This thing is big, it's sturdy but it could easily become a big sail. m Hope this helps.
1067646
I've used mine lakeside where it was fairly windy, but you need to be sure to stake out the guy wires. You can add weight straight down from the corners, too, such as bungee to your cooler,etc.
2050103
We have strong winds here in Ct also and it has never blown over. We filled the base with sand and it makes it quite heavy. I need my husband to help me move it. This This is the best birdfeeder I've ever had. Would recommend it to anyone.
1389973
I set mine up on a concrete patio to see if I could fit my tent underneath it and it seemed to work o.k. like that. I don't know if it would withstand any wind to speak of, though.
117806
We used it at the beach and we did use the hold downs because it was very windy. The tent is very sturdy and one of our guys is a little over 6 ft and he didn't have to bend to get under it. We love this tent and everyone who has borrowed it from us really liked it too!
1067648
We used ours at the beach, if you can stake it down fairly well (not just in sand), it does pretty well.