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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 + £749.99
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.
We think the Vango Rome Air 550XL tent is ideal if you are planning a family camping holiday and you have two or three kids.
★★★★★
More details +The Vango Rome Air 550XL is a great holiday tent if you have a couple of kids.
PROS:
- Great sized living space.
- Useful side storage area; ideal for a camping toilet.
- Darkened Bedrooms
- Built-in porch with door
- Additional Side door with rain-safe entry.
CONS:
- The tent is quite large. This is ideal for holiday camping where you stay several nights, but the tent might be a bit large for regular one-night weekend camping.
The Vango Valencia II Air 450 Tent is a great choice for a family with one or two children.
★★★★★
More details +The Vango Valencia II Air 450 Tent is a great tent for families with one or two kids. Ideal for family camping holidays and not too big for weekend camping either.
PROS:
- Great living space with inner living area and porch.
- Additional storage space behind the bedrooms.
- Darkened bedrooms.
- Rain-safe entry on all doors.
- Not too heavy for an inflatable tent.
- No-trip entrance at the main door.
CONS:
- None found.
The Coleman Castle Pines 4L Blackout is an excellent tent for a family with one or two children.
★★★★★
More details + £549.99
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 + £549.99
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 + £749.99
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 Outwell Mountain Lake 5ATC is a luxury family tent, ideal for family camping holidays, for two adults and a couple of kids.
★★★★★
More details +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.
★★★★★
More details +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.
★★★★★
More details + £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.
The Robens Wolf Moon 5XP is a 5 person tent designed for quick pitching and regular use.
★★★★★
More details + £799.99
This is not just a regular family tent, but from Robens, there are design features that make this tent ideal for those that want to spend a lot of their weekends going camping.
PROS:
- A tent designed for regular use, with hardened alloy poles, tough material, and re-enforced pegging points.
- Comes with a porch and a large flexible front door.
- Two side doors.
- One side door can be used as a sun shelter.
- All doors have bug mesh.
- Darkened bedrooms.
- Adaptive inner.
- Lots of storage pockets.
- Lightweight and small pack size for a family tent.
CONS:
- It would have been good to have the tarp poles included.
The Outwell Oakdale 5PA is an excellent family inflatable tent, ideal for a few nights camping or a longer family camping holiday.
★★★★★
More details +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.
Thumbs Up £659.00 £46.99
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.
★★★★★
More details +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.
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.
★★★★★
More details + £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. :-)
★★★★★
More details + £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 Robens Birdseye 500 is a small modern tent with traditional touches, such as that canvas feel.
£1,399.99
The Coleman Weathermaster 4XL is a great family tent. Ideal for smaller families or weekend camping.
★★★★★
More details +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.
Thumbs Up £449.99 £335.23
You get a lot of features with the Easy Camp Palmdale 500 Lux family tent.
★★★★★
More details +We really like this tent and happily give it the 'thumbs up'.
PROS:
- Two living areas.
- Flexible front porch option.
- Darkened Bedrooms.
CONS:
- Lower hydrostatic head, but adequate for UK camping.
Thumbs Up
We test out the Coleman Mosedale 5 and are very impressed with what we see.
★★★★★
More details + £249.00
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.
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