It'll be fine - you definitely won't want another tarp under the groundsheet. Take the advice of those above and trust in your Cabanon - it won't let you dowm!
Enjoy!
------------- Anne - mad mum to one - foster mum to many - adoptatent to you guys!
Agree with everyone else on here that a PVC groundsheet will be fine without a tarp under it. The only extra item I would recommend, if it does rain heavily, is a lattice type doormat (mat with holes) which will protect the doorway from becoming a mud-bath.
I agree. We were fine last year during 12 consecutive days of rain with a footprint that sat on the flaps of the tent.
I also saw some people using lattice doormats that turned out to be plastic sheets put between players of brick or stone when they were delivered, they said they were just as good, but free!
We use a reversible, washable, cotton bathmat inside the door to soak up any rain that gets in as we go in and out.
Quote: Originally posted by fran1000 on 06/4/2009
We use a reversible, washable, cotton bathmat inside the door to soak up any rain that gets in as we go in and out.
We use a couple of these to make warm patches within the tent (outside the sleeping inner, by the loo etc), the Ikea non plastic backed ones are lovely and just go in the wash after every trip.
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Topic: Bit worried about wet ground
