Eureka Titan Luxury Family Tent

The Eureka Titan Luxury Family Tent offers some great benefits that make this a top choice for anyone needing an extremely roomy, well-made tent.

At 13'6" by 9'6" the Titan offers 128 square feet of space. And with a center height of 84", there is no problem standing straight up inside this tent! Plus, the walls are almost completely vertical, which really makes the most of the space inside.

Especially nice is the removable divider that can easily create two separate rooms if desired. With all this space, The Titan can comfortably sleep 8 campers.

A feature that will be appreciated by anyone are several great organizational details: a corner closet where you can use hangers, clothesline rings, and mesh storage pockets on the ceiling panels.

And with two large doors, getting in and out is easy, plus they offer, along with all the windows, great ventilation.

Finally, as with all Eureka tents, the Titan is made to withstand rain and wind, with a stable, long-lasting aluminum frame, and a heavy-duty "bathtub" floor and polyester fly that is designed to keep the rain out, and keep it standing.

Think the Eureka Titan Luxury Family Tent might be the right tent for you? Read on to learn more.

It is always a good idea, before making that purchase, to see what others think about the Eureka Titan Luxury Family Tent.

We had a Eureka tent for years before switching to a pop up. Now we have decided to get back into dirt camping and researched all the tents out there. The kids are grown, and it will just be me and my husband and our standard poodle. The tent is probably kinda large for just us, but I figured the size would be appreciated after pop up camping. We plan on using this as a basecamp tent for backpacking.
The tent was so easy to set up, it only took us about 15 minutes, and that included reading the instructions. The thought put into the design is outstanding- the way window flaps are covered and sealed to prevent leaking, the built-in hooks, and the fly is wonderful-perfect coverage over windows and doors. Since we camp year round, this will truly be appreciated.

First, I am a fan of Eureka tents. They put out a quality product. The Titan tent is no exception. It's large, 13X9 and can be split into 2 separate rooms by zipping in a piece of fabric. The entire package is very lightweight including the poles. Additionally the tent, poles and stakes all come in their own nylon bags.

There are 2 separate doors, one at each end of the tent, so if you do create 2 rooms, each area has it's own entrance. The windows are large with full zippers so you can control the air flow simply by adjusting the zipper. The floor is black and runs up the sides of the tent which comes in handy if you are caught in a downpour and the mud starts flying.

The poles are made of aluminum which I prefer over fiberglass. With the shock cord inside the pole there now way of assembling the poles incorrectly.

As for pitching the tent, this was my greatest concern as I have read where some had trouble putting it up saying the directions were impossible to understand. I think they just had a bad day. I put the tent up by myself in about 20 minutes. This was a crucial point as I am always the first one at the campsite and always setup before anyone arrives.

The key is the spider hub on the top center of the tent. It even comes wrapped in it's own little nylon bag. There are 4 arms coming out of the hub, one for each corner of the tent, 2 are color coded yellow on the end of the arm and they are the ones which sit right above the tan colored fabric. Just make sure they line up and nothing is twisted and you got it made. Insert one pole on a yellow arm, run down that corner of the tent and insert the pin into the bottom of the pole. Put the opposite pole in, run down that corner of the tent, insert pin and lay the 2 poles on the ground. Insert the 3rd pole and let it support itself or if there is a 2nd person, have them steady the 3rd pole as you put in the 4th and final pole, lift it up, insert pin and the rest is easy. The final pole takes a little strength as the tension on the tent is becoming taunt, but it's not too bad. Attach the hooks and loops,(do this after all 4 poles are attached, I found doing it prior to all 4 are in creates too much tension on the tent and the last pole doesn't want to go in) stake out the tent and your "home" is good to go.

The fly adds protection if the weather is looking bad and takes another 15 minutes to put on.

The added rings inside the tent are a nice addition for hanging clothes, a flashlight, etc. They are located in the corners and one at the center of the roof.

This is a great tent and I would highly recommend it if you are looking for size, quality and a product that is very lightweight and easy to handle. Hope this helps. Happy and safe camping to all.

I have owned a Titan for nearly 10 years and use it often. It has traveled no less than 20k miles with us on various camping trips. During this time we lost one rain fly due to our ripping it, poked one hole through the side material of the tent body and lost stitching in one corner. This is by far the best tent we have ever come across. My wife and I can set up the tent quite easily in less than 10 minutes or I can and have several times set it up alone.

We have traveled with our children in this tent and in the last two years have purchased another Eureka tent for them as we also travel with four dogs. It is beginning to show its age and of course we are getting ready to replace it with another Titan.

If you are considering this tent then by all means buy it, you will not be disappointed.

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