Big family tent recommendations?

I have friends that vehicle camp and try to use large multi-room tents, and others that have gone with smaller individual tents and let the kids migrate between them...
Both seem to work, sot of, I would suggest a large cooler or two and a multi-burner camp stove to cook the meals that will likely be needed...
We found the only way to get all the clothes etc into the vehicle (small family) was to limit everyone to the same size canvass bag (except for coats and rain gear).

Not sure how one would do large group camping while back packing but it would undoubtedly be... interesting...
We used to cook on a Coleman two burner stove (trusty rusty), things like tacos or loose meat sandwiches (sloppy Joes) were usually successful. burgers, dogs and potato chips were relativly easy. Cooking over the camp fire on a grill over the coals takes some practice, bring enough hot dog forks and hot dogs for everyone. Picnic style lunches were usually good sandwhiches and chips in reserve or with. macaroni salad and potato salad with some heated caned baked beans is relativly easy.

Enjoy!

The best large tents for a group are made of canvas. They are heavy and take some time to set up, but they are warm, breath well, allow people to move around and can take a wood stove. I have a wall tent that is over 40 years old. Just put the canvas away dry. I have lived in mine for a month at a time.

There are some larger nylon tents that are pretty good quality but they cost over $500. They have brand names and will last awhile. Not Ozark Trail for instance. Those tents are flimsy and degrade in UV light. They tend to have bad zippers, and small canopies that do not protect the windows and doors very well.

Some families do fine all crunched together. For a lot of people, it is best to have a main tent for group for Mom and Dad group activities, but some smaller tents for the kids. That's how we grew up. We learned some independence. Parents can have their private time.