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hi just wondered if any one has one or best place to find one,i've looked at utility tents but a bit big for wot i need,cheers

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Hi,

only place i've seen the old traditional type/size toilet tents is my local camping shop. I agree with you about the utility tents being bit big, camping shop had old-style ones but they were about £35 which seemed bit expensive?!

It may pay you to investigate local/small camping shops or ask them if they can order you one from somewhere. Alternatively, go for a bigger one and fit in a jacuzi too!! (you'll be the envy of everyone else on site - or they'll think you're barking mad!)

You've lost me on this. 

 I just can't imagine why you would you want a sig in a toilet tent?

we use one of these slighty bigger than most toilet tents we looked at without being over big, plus it has a toilet roll holder built in!

downside for you is, it dont have a sig but might be of interest

Quote: Originally posted by frankie9 on 18/8/2007

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You've lost me on this. 

 I just can't imagine why you would you want a sig in a toilet tent?

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Quote: Originally posted by amaboverd on 18/8/2007

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but the main reason i thought of was my kids take there little fold up scooters and thought this wud be something small and light enough to put up that would keep them dry realy and also stop anyone spotting them if we leave them unetended.

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Why not just put them inside the tent? You often have to pay two or three pounds extra per night for auxilliary tents, and while that`s bearable for the huge advantage of a kitchen tent (almost) it`s a bit expensive for scooter parking. Cheap picnic rug in the porch would be much easier to pack as well.

We just put bikes scooters in car overnight or bikes in tent whilst we are out. Scooters fold up and stay in boot.

Emma