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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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£14.99
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 SheltaPod is a versatile 4-in-1 shelter that you can use with cars, campervans, motorhomes, and caravans.
★★★★★
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£395.00
We found the SheltaPod an amazing flexible shelter and have given it the Thumbs-Up award.
PROS:
- Lots of flexibility in one package.
- Fits onto a variety of vehicles.
- Great value for money.
CONS:
- Only 3000 mm HH, but should be OK in most case.
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The Easy Camp Match Air 500 is a great tent for a family of four, with darkened bedrooms, plenty of living space, and a built-in porch.
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£41.99
PROS:
- Darkened Bedrooms.
- Large Living Space.
- Inflatable for faster pitching.
- Built-in porch with a great amount of space.
- Extra features like guy line storage and lay-flat groundsheet at doors.
- The pump attaches to tent valves, which makes inflating easier.
CONS:
- Bedrooms are smaller than 5 people in practice. Better for two adults and two children.
- Velcro at bottom of tent doors may not be to everyone's liking.
- No bug mesh on the doors.
If you are after a large tipi tent, with canvas material, ready to take a wood-burning stove, and yet easy to pitch, then the Robens Klondike Grande could be just the perfect tent for you.
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£970.00
The Robens Klondike Grande is a large Tipi tent at a reasonable price. It's polycotton and easy to pitch, plus it's ready for use with a wood-burning stove.
PROS:
- Traditional yet high-tech.
- Simple to pitch and not bulky to get to the campsite.
- Ready for a tent stove.
- Plenty of space.
CONS:
- If you need bedrooms, these are extra.
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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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£1,099.00
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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£799.99
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.
The Outwell Roseville 6SA tent is a large inflatable family tent from Outwell. Although designed for six, we think this would make a great holiday tent for a family of four.
★★★★★
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£1,330.00
PROS:
- Flexibility with the moveable front.
- Darkened large Ambassador bedrooms.
- Good size living space.
- Quick and Quiet Bedrooms.
- HookTrack system.
- Inflatable for easier pitching.
- Optional groundsheet for the porch.
- Bug mesh to help keep the bugs out.
- Privacy windows - easy to see out but hard for others to peer in.
CONS:
- Personally, I think maybe a bit large for just one-night camping, but ideal for longer stays.
The Robens Birdseye 500 is a small modern tent with traditional touches, such as that canvas feel.
£1,399.99
This is a fun tent for additional space when summer camping or for back-garden sleep-outs.
★★★★★
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£91.50
PROS:
- Adds additional sleeping space and a bit of fun.
- Ideal for back garden sleep-outs.
- Cheap, small to store, and simple to pitch.
- Includes a bug mesh on the door.
CONS:
- Fairweather camping only.
The Coleman Weathermaster 4XL is a great family tent. Ideal for smaller families or weekend camping.
★★★★★
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£899.99
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.
★★★★★
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£1,249.99
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.
The Outwell Airville 6SA is a large family tent, ideal for taking your kids on holiday.
★★★★★
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£1,600.00
PROS:
- Lots of living space with flexible options for arranging your tent. This is great for family holidays.
- Large darkened bedrooms with Quick and Quiet entrance.
- Bug mesh door.
- Easy pitching.
- Good hydrostatic head.
CONS:
- Personally, I think the dividing screen between the bedrooms could be thicker, but this is only a minor preference.
- I also think this tent a little too large if you just camp for one night. You will want to spend a few nights to make the most of it.
We think the Outwell Hartsdale 6PA tent is an excellent tent for family camping holidays, with lots of new family-friendly design features.
★★★★★
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£1,019.99
PROS:
- A good-sized tent for a family of 4 or 5 wanting a tent for a camping holiday.
- An excellent porch on the front to help protect from the elements.
- The new Quick and Quiet inner doors are great for families.
- The Wing Lounge adds a bit more living space.
CONS:
- The bedroom divider is translucent. Some people may want a bit more privacy.
The Robens Chinook Ursa is a great tipi tent and somthing different from your normal family tent.
★★★★★
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£1,079.99
PROS:
- A beautiful tent that's different to what you normally see.
- A blend of tradition and modern, with the use of Polycotton and Aluminium.
- You can fit a stove flue, without needing to cut a hole in your tent.
- Easy to pitch.
- Flexible use with the front that opens up.
CONS:
- This style of tent is not for everyone, such as the lack of inner tent as standard. If you do get the inner tent, you cannot use a stove in the tent.
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The Outwell Hartsdale 4PA is a great family tent for both weekend camping and longer camping stays.
★★★★★
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£11.95
PROS:
- A good size tent for both weekend camping and longer stays.
- The Wing Lounge provides more living space.
- Comes with an excellent porch built-in.
- Darkened bedrooms with Quick & Quiet entry.
CONS:
- The bedroom divider is a little translucent.
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The Outwell Collaps Colander is something we've used for years. It's a great bit of kit for family cooking at the campsite.
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£11.95
A handy bit of kit for family cooking at the campsite.
PROS:
- A good size for family cooking.
- Packs down small.
CONS:
- None.
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PROS:
- Surprisingly useful little table.
- Easy to transport and put up.
- Not very expensive.
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The Outwell Opal lantern is a rechargeable, dimmable, Bluetooth-enabled, stylish-looking camping lantern.
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PROS:
- Rechargeable
- Warm light
- Dimmable
- Looks stylish
CONS:
- Using the controls is difficult in the dark
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The Coleman Duo lantern is a multi-purpose multi-person camping lantern that's ideal for families.
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£49.47
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.
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The Outwell Grimsby induction hob is a safer way to cook inside your tent.
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£34.99
PROS:
- A safer option to use in your tent.
- Heats up quickly.
- Auto cut-off when pan removed.
CONS:
- None really apart from it is obviously only one hob.