We currently use a Nevada M with front awning which is great but I would really love and all in one tent with separate area for kitchen and then lounging, after spending hours and hours looking I still can't decide on which one fits the bill. Would love a canvas type but they are quite expensive and then there's the weight to consider.
Any ideas gratefully accepted.
------------- Icemaidon
Don't forget to leave a review of all tents you've used, for a chance to win fantastic prizes
The Vango Midas 800 looks like a good, basic, easy-to-pitch tent, at a reasonable price (£189.99)which would give you lots of space and still leaves some of your budget to get the carpet and footprint groundsheet.
I have looked at the Glendale and this sounds bad, but for two of us and all of the glamping gear I'm not sure if we might want something slightly bigger!
------------- Icemaidon
Don't forget to leave a review of all tents you've used, for a chance to win fantastic prizes
If you want something bigger than the Glendale then youre into Outwell Vermont territory
------------- Experience enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again.
Everything has been said before, but since nobody ever listens we have to keep going back and saying it all over again and again and again
Yep Cotton Canvas is wonderful, had ours five years now, would never choose any other Canvas type.
Cost was not an issue as we got a new bargain back in 2008, although the pack size is huge for what is not the largest of Tents, and after the first year we added a a Trailer to our kit, as the RoofBox could no longer cope.
No regrets though, we spend a fortnight at a time camping.
A day of all things motorhome and campervan. The show is held both in the main indoor arena and across the grounds. Catering, hot drinks and food options are available. Easy access to the site and free parking included. Win one of five pairs of day tickets
Topic: Help - Which Tent
