Your family holiday home: The Outwell Stonehill 7 Air
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The Outwell Stonehill 7 Air is a large tent that's ideal for family camping holidays.
Review Score
The Outwell Stonehill 7 Air is the perfect family holiday tent for a family of four or five. I recommend you also get the matching Outwell Cosy Carpet.
Our Score: 9.2/10
We've given the Outwell Stonehill 7 Air the Thumbs Up award.
Value for MoneyFeaturesFamily FriendlyQualityPracticality
The good
- A perfect family tent design
- Includes a built-in porch with a useful wet-dry zones
- The new J-Doors offer no-trip entrances. Ideal foryour kids (and you)!
- Excellent sized living space. Plenty of room for furniture and using the space.
- All vents and doors have bug mesh, so you can cool the tent down while keeping the flies out.
- Designed to make it easy to route a power supply, including into the bedrooms.
- Well-ventillated darkened bedrooms with practical layout options. The main bedroom door has the excellent Outwell Quick & Quiet design.
The not so good
- This is a large tent. Check you have enough space to store at home and transport it to and from the campsite.
- Due to its size, it might be a bit of a hassle for just a single night's camping. This is better for longer stays of 2 or more nights.
Price Guide
Outwell Stonehill 7 Air has a recommended retail price of £1,120.99.
The best price we've found so far is £1,008.89. That's £112.10 off the RRP of £1,120.99.
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The Outwell Stonehill 7 Air Tent
This tent has three bedrooms. The larger main bedroom as the Outwell Quick and Quiet access.
The door can be opened a little way to vent the tent. Bug mesh prevents insects flying into your tent.
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Our Review
What a fantastic tent!
I really like the Outwell Stonehill tent design. It's perfect for family camping holidays.
...perfect for family camping holidays.
The New Outwell J-Door
New for 2024 is the J-Door, which I think is an excellent feature.
The main door on the Outwell Stonehill tents is the new J-Door, which turns your tent into a little 'house'.
This new door, which looks like an upside-down letter 'J', is the main 'front door' that separates the built-in porch of the tent.
We've been using Outwell tents with a big front door that can fully open up the porch on the tent.
However, we tend always to leave one side of the door fixed and open the other half.
This new J-Door works perfectly for how we use the porch area, providing a permanently screened and sheltered area with easy access.
No Trip Entrance
In addition to the practicality of this new J-Door, it also has a no-trip entrance.
If you've taken young kids camping, you'll know tents can provide tripping hazards.
When our kids were younger, any tent with a lip over the main door would always be caught by one or both of their feet!
you don't need to worry about tears each time they try to go in and out of the tent
With this tent, you don't need to worry about tears each time they try to go in and out of the tent.
Wet-Dry Zone
The porch area provides a wet-dry zone—another must-have feature for family camping.
A wet-dry zone—another must-have feature for family camping
In this area, everyone can change into and out of muddy boots and wet coats, sandy swimming costumes, or salty wetsuits.
This helps keep your inner part of the tent clean and dry. (And yes, I recommend you get the Outwell Cosy Carpet for the central inner part of the tent).
In this photo, both the outer and inner J-Doors are open. Notice the 'no trip' on both doors.
Practical Living Space
The main central part of the tent is the main living space.
This is a generous size (2 tent sections) of the Outwell Stonehill 7 Air, so there is plenty of space for camping furniture.
Remember, if you put a kitchen inside your tent, don't use hobs with flames. Instead, use an electric kettle, hob, and toaster.
You should find enough space in here to help change the kids, store dirty and clean clothes, and prep and eat food (if the weather isn't good enough outside)... though if possible, eat food in the porch as it will be less mess to clean up 🤣
This area of the tent also has an additional door.
We tend only to use the side door when loading and unloading items from the tent.
What the door is very useful for, is providing additional ventilation on hot days, as you can leave it open but with zipped bug mesh covering it, so you can have a nice through breeze.
You also have bug mesh on the porch wall that separates the living space.
Bug mesh helps vent the tent while keeping the critters out!
Large Flexible Bedrooms
The darkened bedrooms are larger than 'standard' tent sizes.
You also have the option of keeping the dividers in place, or rolling them up to create one large family tent.
We found that rolling up the dividers sometimes provides the best bedroom layout.
But if you have young kids, a divider can help if they go to bed long before you do.
As with other parts of the tent, the bedrooms have good ventilation.
Tents must have good ventilation in the bedrooms as when we sleep, we breath out moisture. The moisture can build up to condensation on the inside of the tent.
The rear of the tent has a large flap that lifts to vent the bedrooms. This opening is covered with bug mesh.
You can also run a power cable into the bedroom, which is ideal for additional lighting and charging your phone at night.
There is a dedicated place to route a power cable into the bedroom.
Verdict
This tent is ideal if you are planning a family camping holiday (i.e. away for more than 2 nights), and you are a family of four or five.
A perfect family holiday tent for a family of four or five.
If you have a smaller family, there is an Outwell Stonehill 5 Air - a slightly smaller version of this tent.
Stay Tuned!
Outwell have kindly sent us over an Outwell Stonehill 5 Air to put to the test. So stay tuned while we put this tent design to the test.
Details
| Attribute | Outwell Stonehill 7 Air |
|---|---|
| RRP | £1,120.99 |
| Best Price | £1,008.89 |
| Product Info | Brand Web Page |
| Height (cm) | 220 |
| Width (cm) | 430 |
| Length (cm) | 695 |
| Weight (kg) | 34 |
| Pack Size (cm) | 102 x 41 x 41 |
| Dimensions | |
| Height (cm) | 220 |
| Length (cm) | 695 |
| Width (cm) | 430 |
| Tent Details | |
| Recommended Tent Use | Ideal for Longer Stays |
| Sleeps | Sleeps 7 |
| Bedrooms | 3 Bedrooms |
| Frame Type | Inflatable, air frame |
| Tent Accessories | Tent Carpet, Tent Footprint, Flexible Hanging System |
| Tent Construction | |
| Flysheet Fabric | Outwell Outtex 4000 Select |
| Fly Hydrostatic Head | 4000 mm |
| Taped Seams | Yes |
| Sewn-in Groundsheet | Yes |
| Groundsheet Hydrostatic Head (mm) | Not Applicable (PE Fully Waterproof) |
| Sun Protection | UPF30+ |
| Fire Retardant Fabric | Yes |
| Wind Rating | 9 (Strong Gale: 47-54mph/75-88kph) |
| Tent Windows | |
| Window Blinds | Yes, toggle up |
| Tinted Windows | Yes |
| Tent Doors | |
| Additional Tent Doors | Yes, on one side |
| No Trip Entrance | Yes, at main door |
| Rain-Safe Entry | Yes, at main door |
| Bug-Free Mesh | On all exterior and bedroom doors |
| Door converts to sunshade | No |
| Tent Bedrooms | |
| Bedroom Divider | Removable, toggles in place |
| Darkened Bedrooms | Yes |
| Larger Bedrooms | Yes, 220 cm depth |
| Bedroom Partially Removable | Entire inner tent |
| Storage Pockets in Bedroom | Yes |
| Auto-seal Bedroom Doors | Yes, magnetic, on main bedroom only |
| Cable entry to Bedrooms | Yes, one bedroom |
| Tent Living Space | |
| Inner Living Space Size | 2 sections (e.g. furniture space) |
| Living Area Storage Pockets | Yes |
| Cable Entry | Yes, one side |
| Wet-Dry Zone | Yes, in the porch |
| Built-in Porch | Yes |
| Porch Storage Pockets | No |
| Internal Hanging Line | Additional Accessory |
| Pitching and Storage | |
| Weight (kg) | 34 |
| PackSize (cm) | 102 x 41 x 41 |
| Colour-coded Tent Pegs | Yes |
| Colour-coded Tent Poles | Not Required |
| Guy Line Storage | Yes |
| People to Pitch | 2 People |
| Pump Included | Yes, with pressure guage |
| Wheeled Tent Bag | No |