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Eureka Technical Cotton Tunnel Vision Grand

http://www.eurekaeurope.com/en/tents.php?group=20&product=40

Cotton material, big tent, yet only weighs 24kg and packs up into a smallish single bag...! wowa.

A Cabanon Stratos DL.....  http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/articles/view.asp?id=130

A Cabanon Barbados and a Cabanon Eloise!

BB, have you seen that Eureka tent up? If its the one I think it is then all those lovely windows are mesh not plastic so total zip up in wet weather, which I thought was a bit disappointing when I unexpectedly came across some big Eurekas  last year. MT

Despite some teething problems we love our Sun Valley 8.  Unless we were to fork out for the Lake version I don't think there's a better tent for us.

HI

Cabanon Andorra, but then all cabanons are great they last for years and years and years, I bought mine after asking for the same advice on here and I'm so glad I did. I love it.

Pen

Hmmm, could be an Outwell Bear Lake, or one of the Jack Wolfskin large tunnel tents........

So who is going to give me the dosh to make my dreams come true?

I've always fancied these:-

http://www.tentipi.com

&http://www.karstententen.nl

Does anyone know the numbers of the next lottery draw?

If the cost didnt matter i'd have a Terra Nova Cosmos.. That  would be my family tent..  WOW!   CLICK ME  for more info.. its a super duper tent!

Then for my other tent, it would have to be a quick erect tent, light and very strong and i'd choose the Terra Nova Quasar ETC

 Two great tents that would suit me fine. If i had the spare cash lol..  for more info CLICK ME

Oh i almost forgot the Terra Nova Hyperspace  Great tent too  for more info CLICK ME

Until i've got lots of spare cash i will stick to my Vango Equinox tents (600 + 350 tbs)

Quote: Originally posted by donna4725 on 08/11/2006

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I would go for one of the dutch tents with all the extras  that you can inflate.sit back have a cup of tea and relax

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