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The Outwell Knoxville 7SA is a massive family tent, with a massive spec list to match.
★★★★★
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£1,699.99
PROS:
- Loads of space - ideal for long family camping holidays.
- Lots of features.
- Very useful three-zone layout.
CONS:
- Being such a large tent, it is very heavy and bulky to transport.
The Outwell Grandville 8SA is a massive tent, ideal for larger families, or those that want lots of space.
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£1,900.00
The Outwell Grandville 8SA is a massive tent, ideal for larger families - that is, families with lots of kids or taking an extended family such as cousins or grandparents or older children who want their own bedrooms.
PROS:
- Ideal if you have a large family.
- Darkened bedrooms.
- Longer Ambassador Master Bedrooms.
- Four double bedrooms.
- Massive living space.
- Quick and Quiet doors.
- A built-in porch that can be zipped up.
- 6000 mm hydrostatic head.
CONS:
- Expensive, which is understandable for the size and features of the tent.
- Very heavy and large when packed, as you would expect for the size of this tent.
The Outwell Mountain Lake 5ATC is a luxury family tent, ideal for family camping holidays, for two adults and a couple of kids.
★★★★★
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£1,999.99
The Outwell Mountain Lake 5ATC is a top-end tent that's ideal for creating that family holiday home-from-home.
PROS:
- Outwell Outtex Airtech polycotton tent material.
- Darkened and larger tent bedrooms.
- Large and flexible living space.
- Wing-lounge.
- Multiple cable entries.
- Optional groundsheet for porch area.
- Quick and Quiet inner doors.
- Tinted windows with zip-up blinds.
CONS:
- Expensive.
- Bulky and heavy when packed.
The Outwell Springwood 5 is an ideal tent for a family of 3 or 4 people, who want to get away for just one or two nights camping.
★★★★★
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£499.95
This is an ideal tent for a family of 3 or 4 who wants a quick getaway when good weather is forecast at the weekend.
PROS:
- Lightweight and small to store and transport to the campsite.
- Darkened bedrooms.
- Tinted windows.
- Quick and Quiet bedroom door.
- Optional tent extension if you want to upgrade the living space.
- 4000 mm Hydrostatic Head.
CONS:
- None found though I would recommend a slightly larger tent if you want to take your family camping for a week or more.
The Outwell Jacksonville 5SA is a 5-person inflatable family tent.
★★★★★
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£1,330.00
The Outwell Jacksonville 5SA comes packed with features of the Outwell Superior Air collection.
PROS:
- Larger Ambassador Master Bedrooms, with a depth up to 230 cm and cable entry.
- Darkened bedrooms.
- Good sized living space (though check out some alternatives for even more space).
- Split living zone, with the front one acting as a useful porch if you wish.
- Quick and Quiet doors (except main front door).
- Hook-track system for flexible lantern hanging.
- Large rear ventilation system.
CONS:
- The tent in its bag is large and heavy but does come with trolly wheels to make this easier.
- This is also on the more expensive side, but I've listed some cheaper alternatives if your budget cannot stretch to this tent.
If you are planning on camping for your family holiday this year, the Outwell Pinedale 6PA will provide you with plenty of space. You won't feel cramped in this tent.
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£1,169.99
This is a fantastic tent if you are looking for something spacious to take your family on a camping holiday.
PROS:
- Good sized bedrooms.
- Darkened Bedrooms.
- Built-in Porch.
- Large living space with wing-lounge.
CONS:
- The downside with such a large tent is that it will take up a lot of space in your car, and it will need two adults to lift it in and out.
The Outwell Parkdale 6PA is a fantastic family tent if you are looking for plenty of space for your family summer camping holiday.
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£926.63
The Outwell Parkdale 6PA tent provides you with lots of space for your family, which is ideal if you are planning a family holiday under canvas.
PROS:
- 3 Bedrooms with flexible options
- Darkened bedrooms
- Huge living space, so plenty of space for furniture and storage.
- Front of the tent can be used as a large porch.
- Flexible door options
CONS:
- None found so far
The Outwell Montana 6PE is a classic Outwell tent that sleeps 6 people in two bedrooms.
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£749.99
This is a really popular tent and one you can't go much wrong on for most families wanting a base under canvas for their summer holidays.
PROS:
- Good layout with plenty of living space.
- Front porch for additional shelter.
- Useful enclosed side door.
- Flexible opening doors with bug mesh.
- Larger bedrooms, darkened, and with Quick and Quiet door.
- Large vents for better airflow when the weather is hot.
- Outtex 6000 Pro tent material with a whopping 6000 mm hydrostatic head.
- Steel tent poles.
- Tinted windows.
- A really good price for the features and level of specification.
CONS:
- Steel poles can be heavy. The tent comes in two bags to make that easier, but check you have transport space for both bags and don't leave one of the bags behind when you go to the campsite ;-)
The Outwell Oakdale 5PA is an excellent family inflatable tent, ideal for a few nights camping or a longer family camping holiday.
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£1,049.00
As I've mentioned already, I think the Outwell Oakdale 5PA is a fantastic family tent, with plenty of sleeping and living space, and lots of great features for family camping holidays.
PROS:
- Great sized bedrooms
- Darkened bedrooms
- Really good living space
- Flexible front porch option
- Good ventilation for when it does get warm
- Carpet and footprint available (optional extras)
CONS:
- As with most inflatable tents, the packed size of the tent can be large, so make sure you have space to get it to the campsite along with all the other items you'll want to take.
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The Outwell Dreamboat Ergo Pillow is contoured to fit your head, easy to inflate and deflate, and small enough to stow away and transport to the campsite.
★★★★★
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£19.51
PROS:
- Easy to inflate and deflate
- Packs down small
- Shaped to fit your head
CONS:
- Best when wrapped in fabric or placed under sleeping bag
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The Outwell Polaris Lux Lamp is a collapsible tent lantern that doesn't require an electric hook-up.
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The Outwell Dunton is a foldable dish rack ideal for camping, caravans, camper vans, and motor homes. We give it a try.
★★★★★
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£22.43
An ingenious little design to solve a much-overlooked problem.
PROS:
- Folds up and takes up little space.
- Sponge catching drips can be better than a tray.
- Good quality plastic.
CONS:
- Not sure how well the sponge base will last.
- The arms that hold plates need to be longer.
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The Outwell Collaps Water Carrier holds 12 litres of water, yet folds down to just 8.5 cm high so it won't take up lots of space in your car boot.
★★★★★
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£21.00
PROS:
- Takes up less space for transport.
- More rugged than other collapsible water carriers.
- Easy carry handle.
CONS:
- Tap sticks out when folded, so be careful of it when packing it in the car.
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The Outwell Canella Supreme is a 3 season sleeping bag to provide plenty of warmth but without a massive pack size that takes up space in your car.
★★★★★
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£42.00
PROS:
- Packs down small for a three-season sleeping bag.
- Good temperature range to cover early to late UK camping season.
- Zip works without snagging.
- Plenty of space. You don't feel constricted in this bag.
- Cotton-like feel inside the sleeping bag.
- Can be used unzipped like a duvet, or drawn in tighter when it's cold.
CONS:
- Not a cheap sleeping bag, so shop around for a good deal.
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We try the Outwell Catamarca Sofa, a double-seat camping chair that doesn't take up twice the space that two singles would.
★★★★★
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£51.39
PROS:
- Small pack size for a double chair.
- Includes carry bag.
- Bottle/can holders in chair arms.
CONS:
- Obviously, slightly heavier than carrying a single.
- Shop around to get a good deal.
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The Outwell Contour is a sleeping bag designed for both warm and cooler nights, with its reversible design.
★★★★★
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£62.99
PROS:
- A comfortable sleeping bag, ideal for fair-weather camping and cooler nights.
- Rectangular with built-in head support.
- A good zipping mechanism that doesn't snag.
- Packs down to a reasonable size and comes with a good bag.
CONS:
- Headrest only offers limited support.
- If you need to swap temperature rating in the middle of the night, you probably won't bother re-attaching the pillow in the dark.
- RRP is a little higher than some other 2-3 season bags, but not if you shop around.
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The Outwell Barmouth gives you additional storage for your tent but without taking up lots of space in your car boot.
★★★★★
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£37.00
PROS:
- Great additional storage for your tent that's easy to get to the campsite and won't break the bank.
CONS:
- No storage bag to keep all the bits together.
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The Outwell Dawlish is a great idea. It's both a seat and storage and folds down really small for transport.
★★★★★
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£20.39
PROS:
- Useful storage and seat. Ideal for kids toys and as a kids seat (when they are old enough not to need a seat back.
- Folds small for transport.
CONS:
- It doesn't come with a bag, and so you'll need to store it in something to keep all the bits together.
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The 16 cm version of the Outwell Dreamboat self-inflating camping mat is soooooo comfortable! It gets the Thumbs Up award.
★★★★★
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£224.99
PROS:
- Very comfortable
- Great insulation for colder weather
- Not too warm for summer camping
- Valves to make inflating and deflating easier
- Packs down to a relatively good size for such a large mat
CONS:
- Not cheap, but you might think a good investment
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The Outwell Laguna Hills L is a large camp-bed. You can use it with a sleeping mat too.
★★★★★
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£92.99
PROS:
- Big and wide enough for a good night's sleep.
- Camping mats can be fitted.
- Comfortable and quiet.
- Packs down to a reasonable size for such a large camp-bed.
- Keeps you off the cold floor, and frees-up storage space under the bed.
CONS:
- You need a tent big enough for it.
- Can still take up more space to transport than smaller camping mats.
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The Outwell Starland is a sleep system and a very comfortable one at that.
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£86.99
PROS:
- Comfortable
- Insulated Top
- Anti-slip Bottom
- Quick to inflate and deflate
CONS:
- A little pricey for an airbed.
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The Outwell Knightdale 7PA provides you with more sleeping options and plenty of living space that you need on those camping holidays. We think the layout of this tent is particularly great if you have older children.
★★★★★
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£399.99
PROS:
- A great size for long camping holidays, providing everyone with plenty of space.
- Optional 3rd bedroom gives you more flexibility.
- Darkened bedrooms.
- Longer Premier Bedrooms.
- Quick and Quiet bedroom doors.
- Bug mesh on door.
- HookTrack System.
- Privacy tinted windows.
CONS:
- I think a bit large for just a one-night weekend camp - unless you have a large family to help, of course.
The Outwell Parkdale 4PA is a great smaller family tent, and a good size to throw in the back of your car for a last-minute weekend camp. Although this tent is smaller than the many larger Outwell tents, it doesn't skimp on features.
★★★★★
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£839.99
PROS:
- Not too big and easy to throw in the back of your car for a last-minute weekend camp.
- Inflatable for easy pitching.
- Darkened, deeper bedrooms.
- Quick and Quiet bedroom doors.
- HookTrack System.
- Multiple zones: wet-dry porch area, living area, and sleeping area.
- Bug mesh.
CONS:
- If you are planning on longer camping holidays, perhaps look for a slightly bigger model.
The Outwell Rockland 5P is slightly smaller than the larger Outwell Family Tents but still is crammed full of features. We think this tent is ideal for a family of four, giving Mum and Dad a little more space in the three-person bedroom. :-)
★★★★★
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£799.95
PROS:
- A good flexible tent for a family of four.
- Darkened bedrooms.
- Moveable front.
- Quick and Quiet bedrooms.
- Larger Ambassador Bedrooms.
- Privacy Windows
- HookTrack System
CONS:
- None I can think of.
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