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You can now get an inner for the Touareg.  It is big enough for the kids with space for clothes and stuff, and you could sleep in the living area as it's a sewn in groundsheet.  I can put the Touareg up myself quite easily, but it is still heavy, once I have managed to lift it out of the car it is so easy to handle.  I use low tables and seating in the living space, we have used it all this year in all sorts of weathers and had plenty of room.  I am in the middle of writing a review but there are photos on the tent review section for now. 

You can see the inner to one side.  You could put an inner in a both sides, but that would only leave a narrow corridor of living space.

You can only really fit two singles or a double in the inner, though you could put a childs ready-bed across the top, as it runs the full width of the tent (3m).  With 2 singles in, there is only a gap of about 25cm at the side of them, but lots of space at the end.

Yes, it's the inner from Bell tent.  We used the Touareg without inner for quite a while, but decided to get one for the Grandkids, then Katy and I sleep on the sofa bed in the living area, then fold it up during the day.

Quote: Originally posted by Bobach on 11/11/2011

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OOOh no.. Im not so sure now.. I quite like being all cwtched up together, and like keeping the living and sleeping area separate.. Maybe I shoud practice putting the 5m bell up a bit more before we go on our next camping adventure. Thank you for the advice :D

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give it another go! it's easy honest!

Only peg the groundsheet not the loops before you put the pole in

Loads easier then as less tension (and the pole will stay up while you peg the loops and guys)