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I'm considering buying one. We like to camp in Wales and also do circus camps So need plenty of space for equipment and ourselves, especially as the kids like to have cousins and buddies stay in, and also need need plenty of communal space for when the weather is bad. Had dreadful experience of appalling weather in Wales last summer. Does the Skandika Nimbus hold up well in windy, adverse weather? Are they drafty? would riser groundsheet under be needed? Are they very easy to go up if windy? Would you recommend one for a single parent and four kids aged 8 - 16 with and without others to help put up down. I was ok putting up my large 6 berth dome tent but kids are bigger and we need the room. Sorry for so many questions - but i don't want to spend money on a 'badden' iykwim.
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If many little people
In many little places
Do many little deeds
They can change the face of the Earth.
(African Proverb)
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Topic: how good are Skandika Nimbus tents
