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Hi. Sorry if this has been asked before, but I’m new to all this! Recently got a folding camper/trailer tent and looking at booking for next weekend. My friend has asked about coming with us (me and my 12yo son). The site I’m looking at says I can have the camper and then there’s the option of paying extra for an awning (I have a small one of these), a gazebo (I don’t have this) and a pup tent. So if my friend is happy to sleep in a two man pop up type thing, would she be allowed on the same pitch as us, or are pup tents only for children? Or if I can pay for a gazebo, is there anything to stop us pitching a slightly larger tent? As surely a two or three man tent would be smaller than a big gazebo?
Basically, don’t want to pay two lots of pitch fees and wondering how flexible sites normally are? My son sleeping in a pup tent isn’t an option as he’s on the asd spectrum and wouldn’t be happy with that at all, otherwise the obvious solution would be to do it that way!
Many thanks :)
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Topic: Pup tents and extra people
