- All
- Favorite
- Popular
- Most rated
- Expired
The Coleman Vail 6L is a smart-looking, large family tent that's ideal for family holidays where you want a tent with plenty of space.
★★★★★
More details +
£569.99
The Coleman Vail 6L is a smart-looking, large family tent that's ideal for family holidays where you want a tent with plenty of space.
If you have more than two kids, a tent of this size will be ideal. But even with two older kids who don't want to share, or you want lots of space, this is a fantastic size.
It comes in at a lower price than some other tents of this size. It has fewer features than the Coleman Castle Pines 6L but still has many great aspects, such as a 4000mm hydrostatic head, built-in porch, and a no-trip entrance.
PROS:
- Great size for larger families or family camping holidays.
- Built-in porch.
- No-trip entrance.
CONS:
- It has great features, but if you want more like Coleman BlackOut bedrooms and mesh to make your tent bug free, look at the Coleman Meadowood 6L or Coleman Castle Pines 6L.
If you are on a tighter budget, only have one or two kids, and want to get away camping at the weekends, the Coleman Aspen 4 is well worth considering.
While it might not have quite as many features as some other tents in the Coleman range, it does come with features not normally found in this price bracket, such as a 4000 mm hydrostatic head, no trip entrance, and a wind test rating of seven on the Beaufort Scale.
★★★★★
More details +
£349.99
If you are on a tighter budget, only have one or two kids, and want to get away camping at the weekends, the Coleman Aspen 4 is well worth considering.
It may not have all of the features of some more expensive tents in the Coleman range, but it still packs some features you don't normally see in this price bracket.
PROS:
- Lay-flat no-trip groundsheet at the large tent door so you don't trip going into the tent.
- 4000 mm hydrostatic head. Most tents in this price bracket only have 3000mm.
- Small shelter on the front of the tent makes it easier to get in and out of the tent if the weather isn't as good.
- Darkened bedrooms for a better night's sleep.
CONS:
- Ideal for weekend camping. If you want to stay longer, such as several nights for a family holiday, we recommend looking at the slightly larger Coleman Aspen 4L.
- If you want features like mesh to keep the bugs out, look at the Coleman Meadowood 4.
We think the Coleman Meadowood 4 Air tent is a great choice for a family with 1 or 2 kids who want a simple tent to pitch for weekend camping.
★★★★★
More details +
£590.04
This is a great tent with lots of features.
It's lightweight and simple to pitch. The size makes it ideal for a few nights camping at weekends. For longer stays, we recommend looking at the Coleman Meadowood 4L, which gives you a bit more space.
PROS:
- Easy to pitch, inflatable tent.
- BlackOut bedrooms for a better night's sleep.
- No Trip Entrance.
- Flexible choice for cable entry.
CONS:
- None. Though if you want a tent for a family camping holiday where you are staying a handful of nights or more, consider the slightly larger Coleman Meadowood 4L tent.
The Coleman Castle Pines 6L BlackOut tent is a great family holiday tent. Ideal if you have more than two kids, you want more space on holiday, or you have two older kids who want their own bedrooms.
★★★★★
More details +
£649.99
The Coleman Castle Pines 6L is a large family holiday tent that's ideal if you have more than two kids or have two older kids who want their own bedrooms or want lots of space for your family camping holiday.
The tent comes packed full of features for a really great price.
PROS:
- Lots of features...
- Darkened Bedrooms
- Great living space size
- Built-in porch
- Bug-free mesh on doors and bedrooms.
- Cable entry on both sides
- Zip-up blinds
- UPF50 on the material
- 6000 mm hydrostatic head
CONS:
- None found
Thumbs Up
The Coleman Castle Pines 4L Blackout is an excellent tent for a family with one or two children.
★★★★★
More details +
£470.00
We think the Coleman Castle Pines 4L is an excellent tent for family camping if you have one or two kids.
PROS:
- A great layout for family camping.
- Good sized living space, ideal for family camping holidays.
- Built-in porch - a big bonus.
- Zip-up Blinds.
- Darkened Bedrooms.
- Flexible cable entry points.
- No-trip entrance.
- Bug mesh on all the doors.
- Great hydrostatic head.
- Lots of features throughout this tent!
- Not heavy or bulky to transport or pitch.
- The price is exceptionally good for a tent with all these features.
CONS:
- None found!
The Coleman Meadowood 4L BlackOut is a great family tent, with plenty of living space and lots of features. Ideal for a family with one or two kids.
★★★★★
More details +
£399.00
The Coleman Castle Pines 4 Blackout is a great family tent for weekend camping. Ideal for a family with one or two smaller kids.
★★★★★
More details +
£429.99
The Coleman Castle Pines 4 BlackOut is packed with features and comes in a bag that's easy to store, easy to transport, and easy to pitch. We recommend this is an ideal tent for weekend camping for a family with one or two kids.
PROS:
- Packed full of features (See the Specification)
- Darkened Bedrooms
- Lay-flat Entrance
- Zip-up blinds
- Good tent material with SPF50 to help keep UV off you and your family
CONS:
- None found so far.
The Coleman WeatherMaster 4 Air is an ideal tent for a family of 3 or 4 with smaller children, who want to turn weekends into family camping adventures.
★★★★★
More details +
£689.99
The Coleman Weathermaster 3 Air BlackOut is a great family tent for taking the kids away on a weekend adventure.
PROS:
- Good family layout.
- Darkened bedrooms for a better night's sleep.
- Zip-up blinds.
- Lay-flat no-trip entrance.
- Easy pitching inflatable tent.
- 6000 mm hydrostatic head.
CONS:
- If you want a slightly larger porch (which is very practical in our opinion) have a look at the similar tents in the range.
- If your budget can't stretch to this tent, have a look at the Coleman Castle Pines 4 BlackOut tent, which as a similar layout but isn't inflatable.
The Coleman Weathermaster 4XL is a great family tent. Ideal for smaller families or weekend camping.
★★★★★
More details +
£950.00
PROS:
- A good size tent but not too big, making it ideal for a last-minute weekend camp.
- Good features like lie-flat groundsheet at the entrance and black-out bedrooms.
- Comes with a built-in porch and rain-safe side entrance.
The Coleman Weathermaster 8XL is a large inflatable family tent that's ideal for those family camping holidays.
★★★★★
More details +
£1,349.00
PROS:
- Lots of space for family camping holidays.
- No messing with large tent poles as this tent is inflatable.
- Four dark bedrooms with the option to remove them if you don't need them.
- Built-in wet-dry porch area.
- Additional side-door entrance.
- Good ventilation.
- Comes with a large case with wheels.
- Good features like window drain, lie-flat groundsheet, and easy blinds and curtains.
CONS:
- Unless you have a family of eight, this tent is probably a bit large for just a single-night weekend camp. However, its ideal for longer stays where the extra space will be worth it. Check out the 4 and 6 person models if you want a smaller version.
- Being a large tent with lots of features, the Coleman Weathermaster 8XL is at the upper end of the Coleman tents price range.
Thumbs Up
The Coleman Duo lantern is a multi-purpose multi-person camping lantern that's ideal for families.
★★★★★
More details +
£53.72
PROS:
- Multi-use: one lantern for many people.
- Very practical with removable side panels, which are also torches.
- Has a USB charging point.
- Multiple brightness settings.
- Long-running time.
- Doesn't take up a lot of space.
CONS:
- Not rechargeable itself, but it does mean you have longer running times.
- The base unit is heavy with 4xD batteries.
Thumbs Up
The Coleman Classic Awning is a simple way to add a rain shelter to your tent.
★★★★★
More details +
£79.98
PROS:
- A simple way to add a rain shelter to your tent.
- Should fit almost any tent.
- Provides a lot of shelter space.
CONS:
- Putting it up single-handed can be tricky, but not impossible. Get one of your family to help.
- This type of awning is not fully enclosed. However, you can use a few windbreaks to add extra shelter.
Thumbs Up
A six-person family tent with two double bedrooms, all of which are blacked out for a good night's sleep.
Note: 1-year Camping and Caravanning Club Membership when you buy this tent from selected retailers.
★★★★★
More details +
£544.92
PROS:
- The BlackOut bedrooms are very effective.
- Good ventilation with bug mesh on all entrances and windows.
- Good layout, including some storage space and a hanging rail.
- The tent felt well made and good quality.
CONS:
- Steel poles, although strong, can make pitching heavy and don't always slide apart easily when putting the tent away.
- It doesn't have a great 'rain-safe' entrance, but you can use something like the Coleman Classic Awning for that.
Thumbs Up
Sleeping bags can be a personal thing: sometimes you just can't find one that is comfortable enough. The Trudgian Family put the Coleman Basalt to the test.
★★★★★
More details +
£60.00
PROS:
- The Coleman Basalt is comfortable and also has built-in odour control.
CONS:
- Getting it back in the bag takes some practice.
Thumbs Up
These extra large raised airbeds look more like a bed at home. But are they any good? We test out the Coleman Comfort Raised Double.
★★★★★
More details +
£118.05
If you like camping with airbeds, getting the extra height that the Coleman Comfort provides will make your tent feel a little more homely than having to sleep down on the floor.
PROS:
- The Coleman Comfort Raised Double will feel more like a home bed. We also found that there was less bouncing than smaller air beds.
CONS:
- If you are pumping by hand, be prepared for a lot of work, as this bed holds a lot of air. Invest in an electric pump to make things easier.
Thumbs Up
We test out the Coleman Mosedale 5 and are very impressed with what we see.
★★★★★
More details +
We really like the Coleman Rocky Mountain 5, it's proved to be a great tent.
PROS:
- A great tent perfect for long weekend camping and really good value for money with quite a few features normally found on more expensive tents. Easy to pitch too.
CONS:
- None found so far.
Reviewed
Along with many other brands, Coleman too has a range of inflatable tents, which have some interesting features. We check out the Coleman Valdes 6L.
★★★★★
More details +
£598.98
PROS:
- The Coleman Valdes 6L has a great layout for a growing family.
CONS:
- You might need to practice securing the pump to the valves and inflating. I found it a bit fiddly. Also, note that your living space is reduced with the 3rd bedroom.
Reviewed
Coleman have introduced a camping table with an antimicrobial coating. We check it out.
★★★★★
More details +
£68.98
PROS:
- From the testing we've managed to do, the table still is in good condition despite being outside for six weeks and used regularly.
CONS:
- We found the large version of this table too big to easily transport to the campsite. However, Coleman does make two smaller versions that are more manageable.
Reviewed
This is a neat design: a light that sticks to your tent. The Coleman Magnetic Tent Light doesn't need a lantern hook!
★★★★★
More details +
£27.95
Thumbs Up
The Coleman CT9 LED Flashlight is a great little torch to put in your pocket or easily stow with your camping or hiking gear.
★★★★★
More details +
£25.00
PROS:
- A rugged and bright little torch.
CONS:
- None found so far.
Thumbs Up
We put the latest Coleman Xtreme cooler to the test.
★★★★★
More details +
£50.00
PROS:
- A good non-powered coolbox that really does keep things cool.
- Rugged and tough.
CONS:
- None found
Thumbs Up
We test out a couple of Coleman Glacier Basin Backpacks. One for dad; one for lad.
★★★★★
More details +
£33.69
PROS:
- A good set of backpacks for heading outside with.
CONS:
- A rain cover would be a good addition.
Show next