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Quote: Originally posted by Liddenham on 09/3/2007
Quote: Originally posted by nibbo on 09/3/2007
We're in the same boat looking for a smaller weekend tent. Someone somewhere mentioned the Outwell Oregon Twin. It's a Vis a Vis tent with 2 sleeping each end and a nice living area inbetween. Looks like a really nice tent.
Nick
I haven't actually seen that one, but there are some good pics here (looks as if has massive windows, to the living area, which I quite like, but this model hasn't got a SIG and the bedrooms look a bit on the slopey side, but that is just personal preference).
Post last edited on 09/03/2007 10:53:11
We picked up a 2007 Oregon Twin a few weeks ago. Only pitched in the in living room so far but it seems very quick to put up. As mentioned only the bedrooms have a SiG but it does come with a groundsheet you hook on for the middle section.
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Topic: weekend tent
) but I think it goes flat(ish) otherwise it would interfere with the doors.
