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Sounds like you're doing exactly the right things. As long as there's air circulating round it you won't get mould. Are the inners out and being aired somewhere else? If not take them out and do so. To dry the inside you can either turn it inside out (always a laugh) or open up the door(s) and prop the inside open with a couple of plastic boxes or something.

I know its a bulky beast, but it is a good idea to give the inside of the flysheet an airing too because of condensation. The inners will need to be dried separately.

If drying our large tent or weekender outside we put the garden furniture inside and open the doors to get a through draft and move it around to make sure that all the inside is dried. If its wet or damp outside we dry ours in the garage or bathroom if sodden and then finish off with it drapped around the conservatory or the spare bedroom, turning it inside out as necessary.

Helen