Hi have been camping for first time loved it but have found tent to small.to hard to put up,and would like a sig decided to cold and to many ants.without one...Can anybody reccomend one it needs to be suitable for 2 adults and 5 kids(13,10,5,3,1)and reasonably easy to put up.. thanks
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we have the vango vista 800 but it doesnt have a sewn in groundsheet, but everything about its sturdiness and size if fab! but it does take a while to errect (about 3/4 hour, but we are still new to it) i was put off a sig as my kids are young and would trip over it ... and they like stamping on ants anyway...lol!
Hi havnt got much idears am open to suggestions but do like the dome ones and need a large living space..3/4 hours doesnt seem to bad ours take 2 people 1 hr plus and not enough hands to hold tent bend poles and hammer pegs.but i definatley want a sig.I dont mind ants but oh hates them...Plus youngest kept trying to escape under flaps...Try chasing 1 year old at 6 oclock in morning dressed in pyjamas and wellies...
Quote: Originally posted by donna4725 on 04/8/2006
Hi havnt got much idears am open to suggestions but do like the dome ones and need a large living space..3/4 hours doesnt seem to bad ours take 2 people 1 hr plus and not enough hands to hold tent bend poles and hammer pegs.but i definatley want a sig.I dont mind ants but oh hates them...Plus youngest kept trying to escape under flaps...Try chasing 1 year old at 6 oclock in morning dressed in pyjamas and wellies...
lol... read my thread called escapees... it might be on page 2 now!
Hi have looked at the vango Diablo only question it seems to be inner pitch first what do you do if its raining and how do you get fly on unless your 7ft tall
You need a hartwell, the xxl has 4 berooms, a massive living area and has a sig too.It is inner first pitch tho if that makes any difference to your choice.
Hi Donna, All the tents mentioned above are great and I could mention but a few more to add to your list. I would personnally recommend that you first write down the must haves for you and your family for your new tent. Then visit as many shops as you can looking at these tents and then making a shortlist. As there are so many great tents on the market at present you want to make sure your purchase is the right one for you and your family and fits your exact need.