Chicken coop reviews

$1,119$1,399Nov 14, 2026

Best for a small backyard flock you want to clean out in ten minutes, not an afternoon.

$2,079$2,599Nov 14, 2026

Best for a flock of 6 to 10 hens, if you want Omlet's easy cleaning in a bigger house.

$639$799Nov 14, 2026

Best for two or three hens in a small yard, when you want a raised coop you can move.

$789Nov 14, 2026

Best for keepers who want a plastic coop for decades and can build their own run.

$6,599$7,380Nov 14, 2026

Best for a big flock kept full time in one handsome structure, if the budget follows.

$459.99Nov 14, 2026

Best for a first flock on a tight budget, if you'll reinforce it and don't expect ten years.

$3,349$3,890Nov 14, 2026

Best for four to six hens in a small yard, if you want coop and run in one cedar piece you can stand in.

$2,499Nov 14, 2026

Best for 10 to 12 hens in a wooden coop, at the lowest price per hen of the big ones.

$4,999.99Nov 14, 2026

Best for a permanent flock of 8 to 15 hens, when you want to clean once a year and walk in to do it.

$1,899Nov 14, 2026

Best for 6 to 8 hens and a keeper who wants a wooden coop standing by lunchtime.

$3,499Nov 14, 2026

Best for a flock of 13 to 18 hens that needs one big wooden henhouse.

$965Nov 14, 2026

Best for a cheap, washable plastic henhouse for a fenced yard, when you'll add your own locks.

$119.99$159.98Nov 14, 2026

Best for most keepers: a door and opener in one unit that works without Wi-Fi or a phone.

$183$229Nov 14, 2026

Best for Eglu owners, and anyone who wants to know from the sofa that the coop is shut.

$129.90Nov 14, 2026

Best for a flat-walled wooden coop, when you want app control and a year on two batteries.

$159$169Nov 14, 2026

Best for a sunny coop wall and a keeper who never wants to buy batteries.