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Quote: Originally posted by whitemaremma on 30/8/2009

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Took a look - it looks good. I also looked at the Coleman Coastline 3, which is a lot cheaper, but Coleman being more of a long established make I'm wondering if it might be a better buy.

What makes the Sunncamp evo 300 a tent twice the price - apart from the all in groundsheet which is a big plus.

Not easy this.

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This may be too big.

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/redirect.asp?redir=http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/tents/hi-gear-gobi-4-tent/CORETFDAZHG059

I liked the look of the Nevada 3 and at local G/O they were selling at £89.99(?) but seem to be out of stock now.

As I said I would.  Just come back from a long weekend with the new Coleman Coastline 3, and have to say I'm very pleased with it.  Ample space for just me, easy to put up, even more so to take down and kept me very nice and dry through the rain storm the first night.  Stayed stable in the small amount of wind (thankfully a nicely sheltered site) and no condensation in the mornings.  Because the porch bit doesnt have a SIG, i did hear a couple times something lurking...but i kept anything munchable in the bedroom bit with me!  All in all very pleased with the purchase and well worth the £60 delivered, I paid for it.

We got the Outwell Oregon 3 from camping & leisure world for £90 inc footprint.  I can put it up on my own and have it pegged out in 15 mins.  Taking it down took less than 10 mins yesterday.

Easiest tent I've ever used.

I can recommend the Licata 400 - a great weekend/small family tent

Search the Net and find it for under £100
A doddle to use (this short, fat, unfit mum of 3 manages it!!)
SIG
Standing height
Large bedroom pod takes 2 double airbeds
Bedroom can be divided with curtain
Massive windows with curtains let in loads of light
Spacious living area
Good ventilations