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£95.00
From Cotswold Outdoor
Biking, water sports, and extended hiking trips are just some of the activities theSpey 400+ Tent from Vango person tent is ideally suited to. Three Gothic Arch poles provide structure and stability, whilst increasing head room. The third pole allowing for a large porch, perfect for storing extended gear or relaxing in. Our lights out bedroom ensures you get a sound sleep, ready for your next day's activity. [Full Details]
£131.25
From Cotswold Outdoor
The Earth 4 Tent from Outwell is a four person tunnel tent that offers generous sleeping and living/storage space for the more active of campers. It features excellent ventilation to help keep you comfortable and a detachable bathtub groundsheet in the living area offers great versatility.There are two large doors, one at the side and one at the front, these can both be opened and rolled back when the weather is particularly nice and two large windows at the front allow a great deal of light into the living area.Easy and quick to pitch, this tent has Power Mesh pole sleeves which are made with a strong, lightweight mesh fabric to form a flexible, durable pole channel that is easy to use and results in a wind-shedding flat pole sleeve. The inner is pre-attached for all-in-one pitching but can be removed easily, it has an integral, fully sealed groundsheet that will ensure there are no bugs or cold drafts creeping into the tent at night.A great option for active campers to use as a base or move around with but equally ideal for weekends away when you want to enjoy the sun outside of your own backyard. [Full Details]
£245.00
From Cotswold Outdoor
The Dayton 4 tent from Outwell is a compact tent that sleeps four in two bedrooms. The Dayton 4 is designed for friends and families on weekend getaways and is packed with practical features. Featuring a full standing height, rain safe side door for protection from the elements, a large front D-door, large side window and ample ventilation this offering from Outwell provides plenty of features to ensure everyone stays comfortable for the duration of your trip. [Full Details]
£530.00
From Cotswold Outdoor
The Alpine Hut IV Tent from Salewa is a large, three–season, double wall geodesic tent that sleeps four.The robust and reliable geodesic design ensures an optimal balance of weather protection and ventilation. It offers large amounts of internal space and ensures good weather protection, wind stability and effective ventilation. It has a polyester taffeta flysheet with a 4,000mm water column.The Alpine Hut IV has a large front vestibule for cooking or gear storage to improve interior comfort. Further features include: lightweight and solid, rapid set–up 7001 T6 aluminium poles, high–quality zippers and guy lines, gearloft, rainproof entrance, panorama windows and multiple door opening options. [Full Details]
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£375.00
From Cotswold Outdoor
The Midnight Dreamer tunnel tent from Robens sleeps up to four – perfect for small groups and families. It uses alloy poles for a high strength to weight ratio, coupled with the Storm Guard System and wedge-shaped porch to give excellent wind-shedding stability. A Rain Safe side door provides water-free access to the spacious living area with a sewn-in groundsheet and large vents to control air flow. The zip-in inner features a divider to create two compartments. [Full Details]
£420.00
From Cotswold Outdoor
The Double Dreamer tunnel tent from Robens sleeps up to five – perfect for groups and families. It uses alloy poles for a high strength to weight ratio, coupled with the Storm Guard System and wedge-shaped porch to give excellent wind-shedding stability. A Rain Safe side door provides water-free access to the spacious living area that features a sewn-in groundsheet and large vents to control air flow. The zip-in inner features a divider to create two compartments [Full Details]
5 Person Tents Buyers Guide
Five person tents (and larger) are tend to be designed with comfort rather than strength in mind. Larger groups may be wiser to split into twos or threes and invest in several smaller tents if they will be camping in harsh environments.
Design problems become greater with larger tents so consider the shape (ridge, tunnel, dome, geodesic) for the environment you will be using the tent in. Ridge tents of this size are unlikely to stand up to even a small gust. And remember, tunnel tents are much stronger perpendicular to the tunnel, than they are along the tunnel.