G'day Joshua,

No, it doesn't.  The Coleman Instant Up EVO series are the only models of Instant Up Tents compatible with connection to gazebos.
It may be possible for you to do a DIY attachment with some rope or clips through the awning eyelets to the gazebo frame, but there's no inbuilt compatibility with the Northstar range.

G'day Ellie,

The bottom of each frame leg has a peg point, where as the guy rop anchor loops are on the gazebo canopy.
Hope that helps!

G'day George,

The Oztrail Deluxe 3 x 3 Gazebos is an awesome option for creating more usable undercover space when camping, however, there is no provision to attach or connect them to a tent in any way. Oztrail has made a specific Gazebo Tent or Portico style that does integrate with the gazebo, which you can take a look at HERE.  Alternatively a tarp or camper fly may be a good option to rig up a seal with your Coleman Instant Up 6P.

G'day Seb,

The Coleman Deluxe Gazebo 3x3 is currently only available in Blue.

G'day Seb,

The ends of the Instant Up Gold 10P have velcro strips along them so that when you're setting them up as an awning you can stick the velcro to the velcro inside your Coleman Gazebo. This will mean you're not able to attach a sidewall on that side of the gazebo, as it uses the same velcro strip.

G'day Kym,

We find that the Oztrail Deluxe 3.0 Gazebos tend to be a little more popular, but we do find that lots of people also like the Coleman one. In terms of specifications, they both have a 300 denier canopy, with the Oztrail having the roof vents. Based on customer reviews alone we do sell more of the Oztrail gazebos, but we're pretty confident that both will do the trick!

We can help, Michael. Just give us a call on 1300 914 007and we'll see what we can do. 

G'day John,

The Oztrail Gazebo sidewalls won't fit on a Coleman Gazebo but you can get sidewalls for the Coleman Deluxe Gazebo 3 x 3, you'll find them here.

G'day Matt,

Thanks for the question, we get lots of families that choose the Event 14 Deluxe for shade on the beach due to their versatility and shape. As you've indicated the Gazebo will give you less overall useable shade, and will pack into a much longer bag, but they will set up a little more quickly. Either option will suit the purpose, but I would say more people go for the Event 14 than the Gazebo for the beach. 

G'day Alyshia,

Sorry for the confusion. Yes, the velcro along the bottom of the Instant Up's awning can be used to attach it to a Coleman Deluxe Gazebo 3x3. 

G'day Monnie,

You can use the Coleman Deluxe Gazebo Sunwalls to enclose your gazebo during the wet weather. 

G'day Connor,

The Coleman Deluxe Gazebo 3x3 comes with a strip so that you can attach the awning on a Coleman tent to it. 

G'day May,

Unfortunately the Coleman Deluxe Gazebo 3x3 isn't designed to attach directly to any of the Coleman Instant Up tents.

G'day Vanessa, 

I've just double checked with the current Coleman catalogue, and the Deluxe Gazebo 3x3 is only available in one colour which is blue. We do have a white gazebo from Oztrail called the Deluxe Corporate Gazebo which you might want to have a look at instead here.

G'day Tom, 

Coleman don't provide any images taken from underneath of this gazebo, but if you check out their website here, you can see what this frame looks like without the canopy on which will still give you a good idea of its sturdiness. 

G'day Itai, 

I've just rang Coleman to confirm, and they've told me that their Deluxe Gazebo 3 x 3 is made in China. 

G'day Grant, this Gazebo will be fine in light rain. The canopy is waterproof, but ultimately it's not designed to be a completely weatherproof structure in really bad conditions - after all, it's a shelter, not a tent! 

Hi Paul,

I assume you're referring to the Oztrail Tent 3x3 Inner Kit? This clips onto the frame of the Gazebo with ties for the legs, so while we've never tried it I can think of no reason why it wouldn't attach to the Coleman Gazebo. 

Good question Helen, and not one I am going to be able to provide any information that will help discern between the two. In terms of quality both are pretty much identical, the Coleman gazebo has eyelets in the corners to accommodate extra guy-ropes, and the frame is made of a 'D'shaped tubing rather than square. Both have replaceable canopies (in fact the canopies are interchangeable), and both come with wheeled carry bags. Oztrail offer a larger range of accessories, yet the Coleman walls offer a central zipped access point. That's about it for the differences, sorry I could not offer any strong suggestions one way or the other.

The Gazebo would be stronger and secure in wind and rain. The frame is stronger and the canopy is thicker. Pegging out the guy ropes and using sandbags or a pod kit will help to secure the gazebo. However both of these items are designed as temporary shelters and should be taken down in severe weather conditions.

Yes, the canopy has Velcro running all the way around the inside edge for attaching the side walls which are then secured to the gazebo legs with Velcro tabs. Two or more walls can then be joined with full length vertical zippers.

Hi Martin, the side walls of this gazebo attach with zippers down the sides and velcro across the top, so they would be reasonably mosquito proof. A better option would be to add the Oztrail 3x3m Screenhouse inner kit (available on our website item #36510). This has a sewn in floor and mesh upper that will keep mosquitoes at bay and is compatible with the Coleman gazebo.