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Hi,
I'm really new to camping, and have just come home from my 4th trip in my Coleman Sahara vis-a-vis tent. While away we had a lot of rain, then when taking my tent down I noticed that the inside of the fly sheet was damp and even quite wet in places. It had not reached a point where it had started dripping onto the inner pod, but even so I'm worried in case this is not normal. We have had the tent for two years, in the first year we did a weeks camping in Cornwall (lots of rain) then no camping last year, then two weekends the last month.
So sorry for sounding thick, but 1)is this normal? 2) could I have damaged it by touching the inside of the fly sheet? 3) should I be doing something to prelong the life of my tent?
Thanks in advance for your help xx
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Nicky xx
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Topic: Tent care
