Tents for Every Camping Escape

The right tent turns the great outdoors into a home away from home. Whether you are chasing a quiet weekend by the coast or a longer adventure under the stars, a well made shelter keeps you comfortable, dry and protected wherever you choose to pitch camp.

Our collection covers family tents, dome tents and quick pitch shelters in weather resistant fabrics and sturdy frames, all offering quality at a price that stays approachable. Pack one alongside your sleeping bags and you have the makings of a comfortable night outdoors.

Choosing the Right Tent for Your Trip

Start with how many are sleeping and how much room you want. As a guide, choose a tent rated for one or two more people than your group so there is space for gear and easy movement, so a couple is well served by a three person tent. Look for a high waterhead rating on the fly for wet weather, good ventilation to reduce condensation, and a quick pitch design if you value setting up in minutes.

• Dome tents for easy pitching and stability
• Family tents with room dividers and multiple entries
• Quick pitch shelters for short stays and festivals
• Weather resistant flys and sealed seams for wet conditions

Styles to Suit Your Space

A compact dome suits solo trips and hikes, while a larger family tent creates room to stand and relax. Complete your camp kit with camping mattresses for a restful sleep, add camp furniture for meals, and keep drinks cool in a cooler bag.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size tent do I need?

Choose a tent rated for one or two more people than your group, so a couple suits a three person tent, leaving room for gear and comfortable movement.

Are these tents waterproof?

Most feature a weather resistant fly with a high waterhead rating and sealed seams. Pitching the fly taut and using the groundsheet helps keep you dry.

How quickly can I set up?

Quick pitch and pop up designs can be ready in minutes, while dome and family tents take a little longer but offer more space and stability.

How do I keep a tent in good condition?

Always pack a tent away fully dry to prevent mould, brush off dirt and grit, and store it loosely in a cool, dry place between trips.