If your family has three or four members, you will most likely want at least a 6 person tent. This will give you enough room to sleep comfortably and move around in the tent without waking each other up. It will still be a bit cramped but, compared to larger family tents, a 6 person […]
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Cabin tents are the most popular type of family camping tent. The vertical walls mean you get lots of headroom. They come in many different sizes and there are instant cabin tents available for quick setup.
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As soon as you start camping in cold weather, you are bound to experience condensation in your tent. If not kept under control, condensation can actually cause serious problems and make your camp experience miserable. Here’s what you need to know about tent condensation, including how to prevent it and best tents for condensation.
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If you’ve ever gone camping in the cold, you know that it is at least slightly warmer inside the tent than outside. The blast of cold air that hits your face when you unzip the tent is clear data! Despite this, it generally isn’t a good idea to rely on your tent to keep you
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Lyme disease can cause some nasty long term damage if it isn’t treated quickly, so it’s really important to take any early symptoms of Lyme disease seriously. The most notorious symptom of Lyme is a bulls eye shaped rash. Not everyone gets a rash from Lyme disease though. Or, as was my case, the rash
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There’s a lot of crossover between backpacking, camping and glamping. For example, I sometimes bring my portable espresso maker (definitely a glamping item) camping but sit on the ground instead of camping chairs.
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