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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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£1,549.95
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.
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Get Your Boots On was written by a teenager for teenagers, with lots of ideas to help get outside and closer to nature.
£12.15
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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£39.99
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 REFLECT360 kids' jacket is fleece-lined, waterproof, and helps your kids be seen at night.
★★★★★
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£54.99
A great option for kids out walking or cycling this winter.
PROS:
- - Good Quality
- - Warm coat with a good fit
- - Extremely reflective
CONS:
- None found
If you have a National Trust Family Membership, this book is a great companion to exploring the many places with your family.
£23.11
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This is the life jacket we used when our kids were very young. You can get it in Baby and Child sizes.
★★★★★
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£41.99
PROS:
- Keeps their head out of the water.
- Leg straps.
- Easy to put on and take off your child with the zip and buckles.
CONS:
- None
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CoPilot GPS is an app that should help you safely navigate when towing your caravan. It's not free; there's an annual subscription.
★★★★★
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£25.99
PROS:
- - Installs onto your phone; you don't need to buy a separate device.
- - Navigation instructions were clear.
CONS:
- - Didn't work well when towing a caravan.
- - Inaccuracies in speed limits shown on maps.
- - Icons displayed on the map are useless and confusing.
- - Subscription payment.
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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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£18.44
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.
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The Outwell Katla fan heater has two power settings and safety features for using it in your tent.
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£28.72
PROS:
- Quiet for a fan heater
- Different temperatures, including no heat
- Oscillating
- Good cable length
- Overheat cut-off
- Tilt cut-off
- Two power settings
- Dust filter
CONS:
- None found
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The Outwell Vale Air Shelter is an inflatable event shelter or additional shelter for when you are camping or just having a BBQ at home in your garden.
★★★★★
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£559.99
PROS:
- Easy to pitch
- A good size
CONS:
- Very expensive
- Sidewalls are extra
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These Therm-a-Rest pillows are the best camping pillows we've tested.
★★★★★
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£33.20
PROS:
- Very comfortable and a good size for a camping pillow.
- Rolls up into a pocket on the pillow.
CONS:
- Not the smallest when packed, but don't take up much space.
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The Outwell Memory Pillow is small but extremely comfortable.
★★★★★
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£48.00
PROS:
- Very comfortable.
- Not big to transport to the campsite.
CONS:
- Not very big, but I've not found that a problem.
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The Vango Banshee XD 300 is a great little backpacking tent. Better for two people than three!
★★★★★
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£13.99
PROS:
- Lightweight and fits into a backpack
- Good quality materials
- Easy to pitch
CONS:
- Three people would be cramped. Better with two.
- The porch is only on one side.
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The Vango Dreamer is a lightweigth self-inflating camping mat.
★★★★★
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£27.50
PROS:
- Lightweight
- Despite just 3cm thick, not bad to sleep on
- Includes insulation
- Can be bought for a good price
CONS:
- The mat is quite long when packed
- No R-Value to compare insulation levels
- Doesn't self-inflate fully (which is to be expected)
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The Vango Ultralite Pro 100 is a small lightweight 2-season sleeping bag that's ideal for backpacking.
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£63.00
PROS:
- Small and lightweight summer bag
- Not bad price for this sort of sleeping bag
CONS:
- Legroom is tight, which is to be expected on a smaller bag
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The Wayfayrer meals are pre-cooked meals in a bag that you can simply re-heat by boiling in the bag.
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PROS:
- An easy way for you (or your child) to cook a meal.
- The ones we tried tasted great.
CONS:
- Can get expensive if buying many meals.
- If boiling in water, bring a pot large enough.