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Hi there,

            I've just purchased the new Vango Diablo 600 xp (black 'n' mercury). Were a family of 3, with a little girl. This tent is absolutely huge, and is very spacious. With 2 bedrooms and a very large living area. This tent sleeps 6 people, but could easily sleep 10, if you include the living area.

It's RRP is £350.00, but we paid £255.00 delivered from a website called Allweathers. Here's the link if you are interested

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/redirect.asp?redir=http://www.allweathers.co.uk/index.asp?function=DISPLAYPRODUCT&productid=870

Allweathers seems to be very reasonably priced for all their camping gear!!!

Hope you enjoy. :)

Have a look at the first section in this thread, it may help with a few tips on choosing a tent.

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/chatter/display_topic_threads.asp?ForumID=3&TopicID=94074&PagePosition=6

As for tent makes, this is a previously compiled list which may help:

Hi JonesL, How about the following, it has three bedrooms side by side, plenty of room and is new for this year losely based on the Outwell Montana range.

http://www.vango.co.uk/products/tentsinfo.asp?typename=271

Vango Brekenridge 600

Quote: Originally posted by rickit on 13/2/2007

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Hi JonesL, How about the following, it has three bedrooms side by side, plenty of room and is new for this year losely based on the Outwell Montana range.

http://www.vango.co.uk/products/tentsinfo.asp?typename=271

Vango Brekenridge 600

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Nice tent (now, if only it didn't have those silly window canopies   I might even think of getting one myself!).

Here's a question: does anyone actually like those Vango window canopies, or find them remotely useful?

What about the Outwell Bear Lake? It has two bedroom inners, side by side, one is huge so you could easily have your little girl in with you if you wanted, then give her her own bedroom when she gets a bit bigger.

This is a good quality, polycotton tent, with thick zipped in groundsheet (so it can be removed to clean, or if you prefer to have grass underfoot, or just for additional ventilation when required); good sized living area and zip on front canopy included. It has both side and front doors, so ventilation / pitching options are well catered for. The aluminium frame should make it easier to handle than steel.

Not the cheapest, but it should last for a long while and provide a comfortable base.

We have the Outdoor Revolution VRX Scenic 6.2 We love it, side by side bedrooms and a huge living area. Would highly reccomend. Less than £200 on this site, a real bargain. Check out the link below.

Regards.

http://www.outdoor-revolution.com/scenic62.php