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Our little 'Baby' (Pennine Quartz 2+2) has done us proud too, we had plenty of wet weather thrown at us this year (and plenty of packing away wet too) 

Packed away soaking wet last Monday, and we're still waiting for calmer weather to open out and air the unit. Parts of the skirting and the under bed tent (we use for storage) got very muddy, but they washed and dried off quickly at home.

Coastwalkers

Have been camping 8 times this year since March and have had no problems or seen any condensation yet.

Coastwalkers

Quote: Originally posted by mrs jubbly on 08/9/2011

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I've heard some say that condensation is a bit of a problem with the acrylic fabric, a bit like polyester tents. Dunno if that's true, would be interesting to find out...


Clare

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No trouble with condensation at all.

This was our first trip away, and had awful weather. We had the blown air heating on in the evening but didn't get any condensation, not like we used to in the tent. (3 Adults and a dog)

When we packed up this morning it started raining slightly, so we opened Kev (The Camper) up again when we got home to make sure he was completely dry as we won't be using him again this year. We were very impressed with our stay and even got it set up without an argument, the zip on awning was so easy compared to our caravan. Looking forward to a good year next year.

We've had a bit of condensation in the awning, but nothing in the main unit.  We've not had to do a wet take down yet, but have had lots of rain on our trips out this year and it does seem to dry quite quickly.