Trail Hartland 4 Man 2 Room Tent With Living Area and Awning, 3000mm Waterproof Rating, Tunnel Tent with Dark Zone Bedroom Technology, Family Camping, Bag Included (420cm x 210cm x 140/115cm)

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If your groups a little greater in size, then take over the grassy terrain in anything from a 5-man tent to a huge 10-man tent! Ideal for fun-seeking families you’ll be sure to be kitted out by the likes of Outwell, Zempire and Coleman. Opt for a traditional pole tent or a contemporary Tepee Tent or even an Inflatable Tent option! Dome tents are very popular with casual campers too. However, none have made it to our shortlist because we have found that the new tunnel tents edge them out in terms of performance. Spacious Interiors: Our tents are designed with ample space, allowing you to stretch out comfortably, accommodating four occupants without feeling cramped. Whereas a model aimed at families might have lots of headroom as well as generous bedrooms. Often the average four-man tent will allow each adult to have an air mattress of some kind. As always, the important thing here is to measure up. Is 3000mm waterproof enough for a tent? For those seeking convenience and hassle-free setup, our inflatable tents are the way to go. No need to struggle with complicated poles or connectors—simply inflate and you're ready to go. With their innovative design, they can be pitched in no time, saving you precious time to enjoy the great outdoors. Festival Tents

At Decathlon, you’ll find a variety of family tents, including traditional poled tents, pop-up tents that take all the stress of pitching your tent and inflatable tents that are also easy to pitch and just as sturdy as a standard poled tent. Our range of family tents includes 4 person tents up to 8 person tents, but the right size for you will depend on your specific needs. Tent sizing is based on how many people can lay side by side in the bedroom area. If you’re planning a week-long camping holiday, you’ll need some extra space for your luggage and camping gear so you won’t feel cramped. It’s a good idea to choose a family tent that’s at least one size up on how many people will use it. So, if you’re a family of four, consider investing in a 5 or 6 person tent to ensure a more comfortable camping experience. With that being said, some tents are very spacious. It might be listed as a 4 person tent & be very spacious, meaning you’ll fit as 4 + your gear. More weather resistant than dome tents but aren’t too happy in drenching rain either. Tent shape: Dome tents Fishing and camping go together like fish and chips. They are the perfect combination for any outdoor adventure, whether on your own or with friends and family. Make sure you’re kitted out with everything you need, especially your sea fishing rods and reels. Decathlon has everything you need to reel ‘em on your next fishing camping trip. Tipi/pyramid tents are defined by their tall central pole. They come in a big range of sizes and are used as lightweight hiking tents, but more recently have found favour with those seeking the glamping experience.

If you’re looking for a tent for a larger group, it’s worth considering a tunnel tent. Thanks to their tapered ends, they offer good protection against high winds. And our sturdy and stable dome tents are easy to assemble with just a few poles, providing ample space for everyone to rest after an eventful day of exploration.

I’ve listed below the 6 best “4 man tent two rooms & three rooms”; they are all top-notch, and I’m sure they’ll be perfect for you. All of the 4 man 2 room tents included in this guide are solid choices, and which one will be the best for you depends on your specific needs. A good quality camping tableis so wonderfully versatile it’s a great thing to have in your camping kit. A camping table can form a social area for your family and friends, bring everyone together for a delicious camping meal and give the kids a place to play some board games. It can even help keep your tent tidy by providing valuable extra storage. Decathlon’s camping tables come in various styles and sizes, so you can find one that best suits your camping needs.

Family Tent

Because they are designed to cope with harsher weather, geodesic tents sacrifice space and are a little more complex to pitch than other styles. They are wonderful for those camping in more extreme environments but less suitable for casual campers and families. As mentioned above, when hunting for a new tent it’s important to understand the features. For example, some are designed to give as much space as possible - some to be as light as possible. Blow up tents are also incredibly sturdy when fully inflated. The beams become rigid, and you’ll hardly notice a difference between an air tent and a standard pole tent once pitched. Inflatable tents can also stand up to changeable UK summer weather and even handle wind better than a fibreglass pole tent as there's no risk of the pole snapping. The figure given (for example, 3000mm), indicates how high a column of water sitting on the fabric would need to be before water begins seeping through. It’s perhaps a slightly odd thing, but it’s an effective means of measurement.