Not completely new to camping, but having bought a bit of a dud last year (dodgy poles, gladly returned at time) I thought I'd try and be a little more informed this time.
Think I've whittled down my choice to a Wynnster Buzzard 4, Gelert Moonsoon or Lichfield Arrapaho.Seem very similar, any benefit of one over the other? Am on a bit of a budget, is this the best quality/space I'll get for my money(£80/£100)? All vis-a-vis/dome, is there a better tunnel one?
Thanks Mike J, will go off and have a look at the Vango.
To answer your questions Big Bunny, the tent will primarily be for weekends with (hopefully) a few week holidays. We have airbeds and there's me and my two little, but getting bigger, ones, so I guess something easy to put up would be a bonus but not defining, not bad with instructions.Seperate or divided bedrooms needed. I'm not sure about second hand, just a bit worried if any problems.
Quote: Originally posted by Earlyword on 10/6/2006
To answer your questions Big Bunny, the tent will primarily be for weekends with (hopefully) a few week holidays. We have airbeds and there's me and my two little, but getting bigger, ones, so I guess something easy to put up would be a bonus but not defining, not bad with instructions.Seperate or divided bedrooms needed. I'm not sure about second hand, just a bit worried if any problems.
When you are looking take into account bedroom width - a standard air bed is 80cm wide and a double about 140cm. The makers use very thin matts for their measurements - so ignore their sleeping numbers!
Given the budget (all around the £100 mark), also have a look at tents like the Coleman Lakeside & Canyon
------------- Big Bunny
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