Room for 20, Plus a Screen Room

The Ozark Trail Hazel Creek 20-Person Star Tent gives large groups 279 sq ft of living space, five private rooms and an attached screen room, so family trips get real room at a fair price.
Inside the build

Built for big groups and long days

Five rooms with doors, thirteen windows, a mesh roof and E-ports run off a poly taffeta shell with taped seams, so airflow, privacy and rain protection work together across 279 sq ft.
Overview of the Ozark Trail Hazel Creek 20-person star tent showing its rooms, windows and attached screen room

Space that changes how a big trip feels

Six queen air beds arranged inside the spacious interior of the Ozark Trail Hazel Creek 20-person star tent
Room for six queen air beds

With 279 sq ft of floor space and an 84-inch center height, families can sleep up to six queen air beds and still walk around without crouching.

Five private rooms with zippered doors divided inside the Ozark Trail Hazel Creek star tent at a family campsite
Private rooms inside one big tent

Five rooms with their own doors let couples, kids and grandparents claim separate sleeping space, so a full group still gets some quiet at night.

Two empty camp chairs inside the attached mesh screen room of the Ozark Trail Hazel Creek star tent
Evenings without the bugs

The attached screen room gives you a screened-in spot to sit after dinner, and the mesh roof above lets warm air escape on cool nights.

Zippered windows and mesh roof panels of the Ozark Trail Hazel Creek star tent letting daylight inside
Windows that keep the inside livable

Thirteen windows and E-ports for running power inside mean cross-breeze, daylight and a fan or light where you need them on a long weekend.

Rain beading on the taped-seam poly taffeta fabric of the Ozark Trail Hazel Creek star tent in a light shower
Built to handle a weekend of weather

Poly taffeta fabric with taped seams helps keep rain out, so a passing shower does not end the trip or soak sleeping bags before morning.

The Ozark Trail Hazel Creek 20-person star tent fully pitched at a spacious wooded family campsite
One big shelter at a value price

Getting 20-person capacity with a screen room and private rooms for USD$349.00 is the kind of price-to-space value Ozark Trail is known for.

Who it's made for

Trips that need serious room

This tent suits large family gatherings, group camping weekends and base-camp trips where several households share one shelter and value per square foot matters most.

Big family camping weekends

Five private rooms with doors let one family spread out under a single roof, so parents, kids and grandparents camp together without giving up separate space.

Group and club base camps

With room for up to six queen air beds and 279 sq ft of floor space, youth groups and club trips get a shared shelter that keeps gear and people together.

First large tent for a crowd

If you are moving up from smaller tents for reunions or friend trips, this Ozark Trail model delivers size and a screen room at a USD$349.00 price.

Setup and care made simple

How to pitch it and keep it going

Owners say color-coded poles make the layout straightforward, but heavy-duty stakes are essential for a tent this size. Follow these steps for a steadier pitch and a longer-lasting tent.

Pick a level site

Find flat ground near 23 by 24.5 feet, so the 60.2 lb tent sits evenly and water drains away from sleeping areas.

Match poles by color

Lay out the color-coded poles first, then thread each into its matching sleeve to speed up assembly.

Use heavy-duty stakes

This tent is heavy, so drive sturdy stakes at every point before you let go of the guy lines.

Keep the tent weighted

Store gear inside and stake out the screen room so the frame stays planted on breezy nights at camp.

Dry it before packing

Air out the tent through the mesh roof and windows, and pack it only once the poly taffeta is fully dry.

Store it on its wheels

Roll the packed bag to the car instead of carrying it, which makes moving 60.2 lb far easier.

What campers report

Honest notes from real trips

Owners consistently call the tent massive and easy enough to pitch, while flagging two real trade-offs: it is heavy, and the screen room lets rain inside during a storm.
We took this tent on our family camping trips and the space genuinely feels like a small house. The color-coded poles made setup easy, and I loved sitting in the attached screen room in the evenings. One thing I learned: use real tent stakes, because the tent is heavy and will move in wind.
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Danielle R.
Roomy and easy to pitch with color-coded poles
I put this together alone just to learn the process, and it was manageable thanks to the permanent instructions in the bag. The poles stand better once it is staked down, and the wheels on the bag are a huge help at 60.2 lb. I plan to add heavy-duty stakes for next time.
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Marcus T.
Assembled solo at home before the campsite
Calling it a mansion is not an exaggeration. When rain came through, the front screen room got wet inside, which we did not expect, but the rest of the tent stayed dry. Setup is not hard, though two people make it much easier. We love using it for our larger family.
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Priya S.
Screen room takes on rain; the rest stays dry
We split the interior into four sleeping rooms plus the screen room, and everyone had their own door to come and go. Packing it back up took practice, but with the wheels on the bag we were out of the campsite quickly. For the price, the space is hard to beat.
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Chris W.
Plenty of private rooms for a full group
Common questions

What to know before you buy

The tent offers 279 sq ft of living space and fits up to six queen air beds, with an 84-inch center height. Twenty people is a maximum rating; most owners plan on a large family or several couples with their gear.
Owners report the color-coded poles make assembly straightforward, and one person managed it at home for practice. Two people definitely make it easier, and staking the tent down is needed for the poles to stand well.
The poly taffeta body has taped seams, and reviewers report the main tent stayed dry through rain. The attached screen room is not fully waterproof and will get wet inside a shower, so store gear in a sleeping room.
It weighs 60.2 lb and packs onto a wheeled bag, which owners call a fantastic addition. Plan on rolling it from the car and using heavy-duty stakes, because the tent can shift in wind when it is not secured.
Yes. The interior divides into five private rooms with their own doors, so couples and kids can claim separate space. With 279 sq ft total and room for six queen air beds, a group that size still has floor to spare.
Confirm you have flat ground near 23 by 24.5 feet, a vehicle that can carry a 60.2 lb package, and storage for the packed bag. The listing shows free shipping, and owners suggest buying heavy-duty stakes separately.
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