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£350 will buy you a fine tent and you could easily spend less.
The best thing is to go to your local camping shop or show and look at the various tents on display and make notes of what you liek and don't like. Look at the way the groundsheet fits; are the bedrooms next to each other or seporate, what is the height like; is it light and well ventilated... etc. Tell us what you liked, and did not like, and the experienced people here can give you a good shortlist to bargain hunting with.
With a bit of help from your kids, especially a 13 year old you should be OK with most tents. However, I would recommend you look at the tents packed, as well as errected - some of them can be monster space eaters in your car and dificult to transport.
For starters look at tents like (there are others equally as good): a Khyam Indianna 6, Outwell Montana 6, Vango Diablo 900, Vango Aurora 800 Dlx, Sunncamp Vario, Coleman Michigan 9, Wynnster Antares, Sunncamp Oasis. I sugest these, just as examples of diferent styles and set-ups. Let us know what you like the look of.
Post last edited on 13/07/2006 17:06:45
------------- Big Bunny
Robens Valley Lodge & Cabanon Pyramide 6
"... kids you distract the bear, while I run to the car...."
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