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Subject Topic: Kampa Croyde/Hayling 6 air pro classic
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11/4/2018 at 10:14pm
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I am quite new to camping and have been looking at the Kampa Croyde 6 and Hayling 6 Classic air pro 2018 models for my family of 4 (kids are aged 4 and 2 but looking to use the tent for a number of years) but am still unsure on either due to the high price tags
Can anyone talk me into or out of either of these 2 models ?
Is the polycotton fabric option worth the money ?

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11/4/2018 at 11:37pm
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We loved our polycotton Outwell Norfolk Lake.
Condensation on windows only. Much cooler on hot days. Quiet on windy days, and with little ones I think this is important. A windy night could keep them awake.
BUT the pack size is big, and the air models even bigger. We had a trailer and this was great because we just left everything in the trailer between trips and we’re always ready to go. It’s not just the size taking up your boot it’s the weight on the rear axle.

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12/4/2018 at 6:17am
 Location: Derby.
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Just seen this in the "Equipment" section.
I've replied to that one, but it's at least as positive as the above post, and ends with "Yes, it is worth paying the extra"!

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12/4/2018 at 10:45am
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We have the Croyde Classic Air, now on it's 4th year, just love it, can't fault them really.

Look on the tent reviews on here, I left mine before there was a heading for this model, so they look a bit mixed up.

We also have an electric pump which makes it easier on your back.

Well worth the money, even 2nd hand ones should be ok if you can see any.

Polycotton definitely

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