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26/2/2009 at 12:07am
Location: None Entered Outfit: tent - vango tigris 800
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LIST OF REQUIREMENTS;
AT LEAST 6 BERTH - WOULD GO HIGHER WITH PLENTY STORAGE
EASY TO ERECT (WILL BE ERECTED BY 5FT FEMALE) - NEED TO TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION OVERALL WEIGHT
NEEDS TO WITHSTAND UK SUMMERS (WHAT SUMMERS?)
PERFECT IF SLEEPING AREA WAS ONE AREA? LARGE LIVING AREA
WORKING TO A BUDGET UP TO £350-£400
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26/2/2009 at 10:12am
Location: swansea Outfit: Avondale corfu sunvalley 8
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The montana or the sunncamp global sprung to mind , with the one large sleeping area. You wouldn't get 3 double airbeds in though, maybe get away with 3 small kids on a double. or use self inflating mats for everyone .
but also may be on the heavy side for one lady to put up alone.
for 6 people I think an 8 berth tent would be better, after all theres going to be 6 lots of clothes to store as well.
maybe the khyam ontario or kansas or one of the vango 8 berth tunnels or gelert meridian 8 or 10 berth .
The royal toledo is a great design, with the front enclosed porch and a bargain at that price.
the sun valley 6 or sunvalley 8 is also ideal with the front canopy included
Post last edited on 26/02/2009 10:25:52
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26/2/2009 at 3:11pm
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Quote: Originally posted by beyonce on 26/2/2009LIST OF REQUIREMENTS; AT LEAST 6 BERTH - WOULD GO HIGHER WITH PLENTY STORAGE EASY TO ERECT (WILL BE ERECTED BY 5FT FEMALE) - NEED TO TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION OVERALL WEIGHT NEEDS TO WITHSTAND UK SUMMERS (WHAT SUMMERS?) PERFECT IF SLEEPING AREA WAS ONE AREA? LARGE LIVING AREA WORKING TO A BUDGET UP TO £350-£400
Hi beyonce
What you have to think about is size large multipod tents are been refused on many sites these days, so ideally you should look into a extended dome or tunnel tent. every year around this time you will See plenty of adverts for tents that have only been used once or twice
and i would recommend you spend £300 on a £600 used tent than a lesser quality new tent. but always collect your tent and asked to see it pitched or do not buy it,their will be others
I can not give you personal advice as to lightweight family tents are like to live in, but certain ones seem to stand out, the outwell tunnel tents from 2008 season
and the Kyham QE tents the later are recommended as three season,the only lightweight family tent that is.If you can get hold of these tents you will have no worries.
Good luck
Rex
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26/2/2009 at 5:10pm
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thank you all very much for spending the time to reply to my post.
Was camping a couple a years ago with 4 young children in a cheap 9berth tent I bought from Index catalogue. Three separate compartments with front and rear entrance/exit points meant I did not get much sleep! So I have a clear picture of what I need to enjoy at least a week away with my tearaways!!
I will have a closer look at all your recommendations.
To astronaut: Liked your comments, wherever I pitch it will be like my very own Glastonbury. No bar required B.Y.O.B.
cheers everyone
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