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I agree, Katieep.
It is really annoying and very unfair when people insist on disturbing everyone else and taking over the campsite with a huge communal area and then proceed to be as loud as they like! Not to say that those who want to get together under a communal shelter are all like that of course.
We simply used a gazebo in the same place as a front porch would be on a tunnel tent, not a separate area, so effectively like an open porch, as they did not exist as far as I know at that time, and with a large family we needed somewhere to eat and sit outside. On the occasions when friends came over for a drink with us, we were always sure to be quiet and not disturb other people.
My point, I guess, was that a thin fabric tent is not going to be any better to stop noise carrying, and we have heard enough people making a noise inside their tent when drinking with friends to know that really, gazebo or tent, idiots who don't consider others can still disturb the whole campsite whether in a tent or not.
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Topic: Porch or gazebo
