- 2-pole, 121-square-foot dome tent with durable fiberglass frame
- 4 large zippered windows encourage visibility, airflow, and privacy
- Organizer gear loft, mesh storage pockets, and center flashlight loop
- Heavy-duty 210-denier poly oxford floor; sturdy StormShield construction
- Sleeps up to 6 people; measures 11 x 7 x 11 inches (W x H x D)
Product Description
Ideal for weekend camping trips with family and friends, Eureka's Bitterroot square dome tent offers a spacious 121 square feet of room to comfortably sleep five to six campers. Protective enough for three-season use, the Bitterroot features four large windows to maximize air circulation for camping comfort while zippered window covers control the amount of air flow and provide privacy. No-see-um mesh will keeps out the tiniest insects. High/low door vents are featured at the top and bottom, as bottom vent drafts in cool dry air while upper opening will vent out warm moist air. A side-opening door design allows for easy access for campers to enter and exit the tent. Twin-track zippers provide separate operation of the door and window. Windows combine with large areas of permeable fabric and mesh in the roof cloth for superior air flow while minimizing condensation. To ensure a dry and comfortable camping trip, all major seams and reinforcements are factor... Click Here for More Surprising Details >>
| Account limit of 4571 requests per hour exceeded. |
 |
| Northwest Blue Ridge Bay Tent with Screened Porch 15 x 15 ft 3 Room 12 Person | |
 |
$169.99 Time Remaining: 23d 16h 54m Buy It Now for only: $169.99 |
| COLEMAN 6 PERSON TENT NEW NEVER OPENED SUPER NICE 13FT X 11FT | |
 |
$63.50 (10 Bids) Time Remaining: 32m |
| Family Cabin Dome Tent Sleep 8 | |
 |
$100.00 Time Remaining: 33m Buy It Now for only: $125.00 |
| 8 Person REALLY BIG Cabin Tent 17x9 Camping Sleeps 8 | |
 |
$69.00 Time Remaining: 28d 18m Buy It Now for only: $69.00 |
| 5 COLEMAN TENT REPAIR KIT BRAND NEW LOT OF 5 | |
 |
$11.95 Time Remaining: 1h 4m Buy It Now for only: $14.95 |
| NEW COLEMAN Camping Waterproof 6 Person Instant Tent | |
 |
$149.95 Time Remaining: 8d 6h 59m Buy It Now for only: $149.95 |
| New Camping Coleman Red Canyon 17 Foot by 10 Foot 8 Person Modified Dome Tent | |
 |
$108.99 Time Remaining: 1h 17m Buy It Now for only: $119.99 |
| Mountain Hardwear Hammerhead 3 tent WITH FOOTPRINT 3 person 3 season New | |
 |
$179.95 Time Remaining: 2h 9m |
| New Coleman Boundary Water 6 person tent Hinged Door | |
 |
$129.95 Time Remaining: 1d 11h 33m Buy It Now for only: $129.95 |
| NEW KELTY Eden 4 Tent | |
 |
$54.00 (12 Bids) Time Remaining: 2h 57m |
| COLEMAN Montana 8 Person Family Camping Tent WeatherTec | |
 |
$139.95 Time Remaining: 1d 9h 49m Buy It Now for only: $139.95 |
| REMINGTON FAIRVIEW 10 X 10 UMBRELLA DOME TENT | |
 |
$179.00 Time Remaining: 3h 7m |
| Kelty Zenith 2 Person Tent NEW IN BOX | |
 |
$37.99 Time Remaining: 3h 27m |
| SwissGear Montreaux Family Dome 10 Person Camping Tent Shelter w 2 Side Rooms | |
 |
$189.99 Time Remaining: 14d 23h 42m Buy It Now for only: $189.99 |
| Helsport Trollspiret Lightweight Treking Camp 2 Person Camping Hiking Tent | |
 |
$449.00 Time Remaining: 3h 28m |
Eureka Bitterroot 11-Foot by 11-Foot Six-Person Square Dome Tent
Tags: 11Foot, 11foot x 10 foot room, 2 pole square 6 person, 4 man tents increased to 6 me, 6 person privacy window tent, 6 person sportiva dome, 11' x 11', 6-person inflatable shelter, 9 people square tents, Bitterroot, bitterroot 11, cedar lake tent denier, Dome, Eureka, eureka 3 season dome tent 6 man, eureka bitterroot, eureka bitterroot 11, eureka bitterroot 11 tent review, eureka bitterroot 11 x 11, eureka bitterroot 11-foot by 11-foot, eureka bitterroot 11-foot by 11-foot six-person square dome tent, eureka bitterroot instructions, eureka bitterroot sale, eureka bitterroot tent, eureka bitterroot tent review, eureka blue mesa family dome 11 tent for sale, eureka cedar run tents, eureka tent bitterroot used, old 6 person pole square tent, SixPerson, Square, super tall roomy huge wind resistant tents, Tent, wenzel 14'10"x14' cedar lake family dome tent w/awning
{ 5 comments… read them below or add one }
First of all let me say that from experience I can tell you without a doubt that we will ONLY buy Eureka brand tents because of their quality of construction, durability, and speedy ease of setup/breakdown.
I bought this tent under the Amazon review/recommendation that two queen beds would fit inside. The truth is that technically they do “fit” inside but not comfortably. When this tent arrived we set it up in the yard to make sure everything fit well together before taking it on a trip. I inflated two of our queen mattresses and put them inside. They fit *exactly* side by side with NO room between mattresses to put a lamp, gear, or even your foot. There is plenty of room at the foot of the beds for your gear but if you are like me, when you get out of bed you want to be able to put your feet down and stand up, not having to shimmy your way to the foot of the bed to crawl out at the foot of the bed. Queen mattresses are 5′ wide. Together that is 10′ which leaves only 1-foot of space between them which sounds like it would be okay but it isn’t because mattresses with bedding are poofy and take up all the space. Period. I believe this tent would best accommodate one Queen with one Twin, or, Two doubles. In rainy weather you’d want to move your items away from the inside walls of the tent, with two Queens side by side you can’t really do this so trust me, this tent is better suited for a queen and a twin.
That being said, this tent has some EXCELLENT features. The ceiling height is absolutely HUGE. I could not touch the ceiling even on my tippy-toes. The gear loft is marvelous and would be very useful. There are two vents in the ceiling and windows on all FOUR sides which I really like for maximum ventilation! I also love the high/low vent on the door. I love the interior pocket. I love the deeply pitched rainfly over the windows – serious protection from rain coming in the windows and the fact that the seams are taped as well as double sewn. Very well done Eureka! The color is gorgeous, the rainfly sparkles like a new copper penny in the sun. The mesh is ultra fine – better than any other tent I’ve ever owned. The tent took mere minutes to set up right out of the bag and was just as easy to break down. The zippers worked smoothly, no chance of the zipper fabric getting caught in these because there isn’t any! Another finely engineered tent by Eureka! My only regret is that this tent does not come in a 13×11 size.
I want to say once again that the peaks on the rainfly are ideal for keeping wet weather away from the windows… just compare them to any other tent style to see what I mean. It’s a no brainer. The ceiling height is cavernous, really excellent of them to finally make a super tall ceiling. You’ll want to play basketball in there.
I also want to say that Eureka is spot-on when it comes to guy-line free tents! This tent is stable even without being staked down and there will be NO guy lines for you and the kids to trip over, not to mention never having to rely on the soil’s ability to hang on to a stake. Anyone who has had their stakes come out in soft or sandy soil knows exactly what I mean! No worries with this tent!
PS: We also own the Eureka Sunrise9 which fits the teens’ two twin beds beautifully and has a lot of great features. It’s also a keeper!
UPDATE! Over Memorial Day weekend we ended up taking the Bitteroot on a Disney Camping trip… gave it to the kids to use as a ’spare’ tent and OH WHAT FUN they had! They were able to fit 2 twin mattresses in there with loads and loads of room to spare. Even I, Mom, was envious. The tent is is giagantic and roomy inside but I personally wouldn’t put two queen beds side by side in there. There was so much room in this tent it was unbelieveable. They had a lot of camp-site-friends come in to play – no problem at all and ventilation was great even with a lot of goofy kids inside. It was very easy to set up. I was skeptical because we had planned to take the 9×9 but ended up packing this 11×11 instead. This tent plus another 13×10 AND a 12×10 canopy will fit in a Disney Fort Wilderness tent site no problem!
Another Upate: This tent spent it’s second trip at Hillsborough River State Park over Thanksgiving. People actually stopped by to ask about it because they watched us set it up in minutes and it’s so pretty and large. They couldn’t believe how big it was inside. Later that trip we added a third twin bed with no problems. This tent also took it’s first rain like a champ with no leaks or odd smells. I love this bitteroot!
Rating: 5 / 5
I bought this tent and used it for the first time recently. Good points: The tent is HUGE. I am 5′9″ and could stand all the way up in the tent. The gear loft is nice and there are lots of storage pockets inside. Bad Points: Tent Poles are outragously heavy. This is definately not a tent you would want to carry very far. There are a few seams at ground level, one right in the middle of the floor. It rained the first night we set up and some moisture came in from the bottom of the tent. Luckily we had a footprint on the inside of the tent as well. Overall this is a good buy for the price I paid. I bought the tent for $99, and noticed the price is now $179. I don’t think I would pay that much for this tent.
Rating: 3 / 5
You certainly wouldn’t want to take this backpacking, but for use at a campground, this tent would be hard to beat. I purchased it from a gold box offer shortly before Memorial Day, and just got back from a camping trip. Everyone was jealous of this HUGE tent. I am 6′5” and could stand up comfortably in the center of this tent.
It rained 2 of the 3 nights we were out there, and one night it POURED. Despite the usual loudness of the rain on the fly, this was a pleasant experience. No rain got into the tent, and thanks to the ceiling vents and well designed fly, we stayed cool and happy the entire night.
Easy to set up, easy to take down. Easy to shake off after a rainfall to pack up immediately.
1 adult and 4 kids was no problem, everyone had PLENTY of personal space. I imagine 4 adults fit in quite comfortably.
Eureka hasn’t let me down, and if you are in the market for a HUGE tent, this is the one to get.
Rating: 5 / 5
I laid out a footprint and I set up the tent by myself in my backyard. It only took me an hour. Time was not really the issue here. The size of this thing is. I took my time making sure I put it up correctly. It is big! I love it. I swear you can hear an echo inside without furniture. So I moved in. I put in a full sized airbed along with two cots for the two kids. I had plenty of room to spare. I could have easily put in my queen sized airbed with those two cots and still had room for a lot of gear. I am 6′1″ tall and had plenty of room to spare before reaching the summit of this tent.
I spent the next 2 nights in this condo with driving rain and wind keeping me awake. The wind was about 20-to 30 mph gusts. The poles are so sturdy the tent shook all night but there was no chance this tent was going anywhere. It continued to rain 4 inches here in Atlanta over three days. There was a little leakage however. The fly leaked a little and the zipper at its stop. I had put a footprint under the tent that was larger than the tent (big mistake). This caused a lake affect under the tent. It felt like I was on a water bed. I didn’t realize this until I stepped on the floor the next morning. I used my arm as a squeegee and it just filled up again. BUT there was NO leakage on the bathtub type floor. Those seams are sealed tighter than my uncle’s wallet.
When it quit raining I sealed the fly and the zipper stop. Then it snowed heavy huge snowflakes. Imagine that. Atlanta got 6 inches of snow. The fly drooped with the weight of the wet snow but the inside stayed dry. I just wacked the edges of the fly and created an avalanche effect around the tent. It did not seep into the tent.
The next week I took it camping for 3 days and it was nice and dry. Set up was a little easier this time but it became dark upon arrival and a couple of nice folks helped me set it up. It took us about 15 minutes. I recommend that two folks work together to set up this big honking tent. Also make sure your footprint is smaller than your tent and seal the fly. I purchased a smaller tent and will use the Bitterroot as a base-camp as I participate in Bigfoot expeditions. With the tent being as cavernous as it is I feel like I need to bring more stuff than I should. Therefore it takes longer to pack up than it should because of all that EXTRA stuff I bring. The tent is a snap to disassemble and pack up. 15-20 minutes when doing it solo.
What a nice big tent! And it is very nice looking too. I got more than a few compliments about its size, sturdiness and color scheme.
Rating: 5 / 5
Well I must say I have had this tent for a few years now and it has been the best dome tent I have ever used. The quality of materials and the ease of assembly is great. It has been through over 100 days of camping in all sorts of extreme weather and I have never had a problem with it. It has never leaked and I have yet to have to rewaterproof the seams. The only downfall with it s the floor is thin so you will need to put a tarp or cut a piece of 10 mil plastic to use as a ground tarp underneath it and I would do that for any tent I use.. besides that there are no poblems. This is definatly a good tent for the money.
Rating: 5 / 5