The WHITEDUCK Regatta 16.5' Bell Tent gives you plenty of room inside. It's got a 16.5-foot diameter, which means you can comfortably fit 6 to 8 people, depending on how much gear you bring along and how you set things up—at least that's what our research indicates.

You'll appreciate the tent's height too. It's tall enough in the center for you to stand up and move around easily, which is definitely a plus if you're planning on staying a while. It's great for families or groups who need a bit more room for things like cots and tables.

Just a heads up, though: the tent's pretty heavy, around 70 pounds, so keep that in mind if you're going to be moving camp often or traveling solo.

Our research highlights taking care of it, like using a ground cover to protect the floor and keeping up with regular maintenance.

Overall, if you want a roomy, reliable tent and don't mind the weight, this one might just be a solid pick for your camping trips.

Setting up the WHITEDUCK Regatta Canvas Bell Tent is generally pretty easy. From what we've found, most folks say it's straightforward, especially compared to more complex tents.

The tent comes with a solid metal frame and tough canvas, which are great for handling different weather conditions. Everything you need for setup is included—like a sturdy center pole, stakes, and guy lines.

According to the manufacturer's description, once you've got a bit of practice, you can have the tent up in about 15 to 30 minutes. The instructions are clear, and they make the process smoother. The only tricky part, as some have noted in reviews, is dealing with the weight of the canvas. It might help to have someone else around when you're setting it up.

As for colors, there are options like Sandstone Beige, Forest Green, and Desert Red. Just a heads up, our data suggests some people noticed a difference between the advertised color and what they got.

For instance, Sandstone Beige can look more like a khaki shade than light beige. This might change how bright the inside of the tent feels too. If you like things on the brighter side, just keep this in mind.

To avoid any surprises, make sure to double-check the order details, and reach out to the seller if there's any color mismatch. They're usually pretty good at resolving these kinds of issues.

Overall, with a bit of practice, getting this tent set up shouldn't be too hard. It's a solid choice whether you're into camping or looking for a more comfortable glamping setup.

The WHITEDUCK Regatta Canvas Bell Tent does a pretty solid job of keeping water out. The manufacturer describes it as made from heavy-duty, waterproof cotton canvas, which sounds like it should handle rainy weather well. It’s also breathable, allowing some airflow inside while still keeping the rain out.

Based on our research, people who have used the tent often comment on its ability to stay dry, even during heavy rainfall. The seams are double-stitched and reinforced, which adds to its water resistance.

Just a heads up, over time, the canvas might need some re-treatment to maintain its waterproof nature, especially if it spends a lot of time in rough weather. Using products made specifically for waterproofing canvas tents can help you keep it in good shape.

The tent also includes a raised PVC sod cloth along the bottom edge, which keeps ground moisture from creeping in. Thanks to its durable materials and construction, the WHITEDUCK Regatta Canvas Bell Tent is a dependable choice for camping in different weather conditions.

All in all, this tent is designed with waterproofing in mind, and with a little upkeep, it should keep you nice and dry during your outdoor adventures.