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Cabela’s Memorial Day Sale: Eureka 8-Person Tent

Save 25 percent on this top family tent

By Outdoor Life Commerce Team

Updated on May 22, 2023 1:33 PM EDT

1 minute read

The family of three (plus one dog) who stayed in this tent noted that it was a similar square footage to the 10-person tent they usually used, just layed out in more of a squat rectangle than tents with similar square footage.

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The Cabela’s Memorial Day sale is happening now through the end of the month with discounts on tents and camping gear. The sale includes 25 percent off the Eureka Copper Canyon LX 8-Person Tent.

Inside of Eureka Tent
Three cots and a dog crate were swimming inside the spacious Eureka Copper Canyon LX8. Laura Lancaster

If you’re still searching for the perfect family camping tent for Memorial Day weekend, then you’re in luck: The Eureka Copper Canyon LX 8-Person Tent is 25 percent off at Cabela’s Memorial Day sale, for a savings of $125. This was our top pick in our test of the best 8-person tents, which was based on hands-on, side-by-side testing with comparable models from NEMO, Big Agnes, Coleman, and Ozark Trail. The Eureka Copper Canyon LX 8-Person tent was not only the most liveable tent we looked at—several over 6-foot individuals can stand up in it at the same time—but it also handled wind and rain like a champ.

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