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Nice tent  A bit like a forerunner to the Andorra. This is only a guess, not a known fact, but I'd say it was probably mid 1980's.

Where's all the other Cabanon owners when you need them?

That looks in lovely condition and I prefer the colour of your older version to our Andorra, even if it doesn't have a curtain to shut off all the kitchen clutter it would be very easy to make one.  That's why we chose the Andorra, so the mess was out of sight.

Good buy there!

Helen

Hi

I have a picture of my Cabanon Emilie on my profile(middle picture) and the Boulogne is totally different

cheers

steve

Hi Moneypeni, can you tell me if the bedroom areas can be used as one large bedroom? Is it possible to not use the room divider somehow?

Thanks,

Steve

That's a coincidence because it's the exact one I was looking to buy! The chap has it advertised on Ebay and Gumtree.

I bought a rather large Cabanon Rotunde last year for a family trip but this years it's just the mrs and me so need something smaller and more manageable hence my question on the Boulogne. Looks like it will do the job.

Thanks, Steve

Quote: Originally posted by Moneypeni on 22/7/2013

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, once in strong winds

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Depends what you call strong winds, we had a cabanon virtually destroyed by the wind when we were kids.

When we had our Cabanon we always had two pairs of screw in ground anchors and a couple of ratchet straps at hand, to throw over the top, in case it ever got too windy. Only ever had to use them a couple of times, but on one of those occaisions there were other frame tents destroyed, whilst ours stayed put.