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i try to air/dry it onsite before taking it down (not always possible), including using towels to take off the worst moisture

once home it is draped over our glass dining table and rotated every eve for 2-4 days until i am convinced it's dry

bit of a mission, but it's my baby and i am rather precious about it

Open all doors, windows and vents and take down any inners.  If there's lots of condensation, wipe it down with a towel first thing.

Finally - pray for sun!

I aren't lucky enough to have a garden. No doubt the reason I love camping so much

Whenever I have to break camp with a wet tent, it just goes in a bin liner and then when I get it home I hang it in my coat cupboard with a dehumidifier. The next morning it's always bone dry. Then I pack it away till next time.