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.
Value for Money
8.5
Features
9.5
Family Friendly
9.6
Quality
9.9
Practicality
9.2
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.
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 Robens Field Station is an excellent tipi tent for helping turn your weekends into family adventures. Quick and simple to pitch. Lightweight to transport.
The Robens Field Station comes recommended by us. It's a great tent for those family camping adventures with the kids.
Value for Money
10
Quality
10
Family Friendly
10
Features
9
PROS:
The Robens Field Station is a really easy and fast tent to pitch, and perfect for throwing in the back of your car for a quick weekend camp with the family.
CONS:
The inner tent bedroom is an optional extra, but it's not essential.
