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[Closed] Full camping set up - what to buy?

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Yup, double airbed, and duvet here if I'm car camping.

Dog beds down the side for the Terriers.

All in a 4 man tent you can stand up in, with a decent porch ( carpeted, natch) you can stand up in, and a decent fold flat gas Cooker, and a portable Braai.

No point in being uncomfortable..


 
Posted : 19/06/2018 10:26 am
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I’d recommend a Cabanon canvas frame tent

+1.  Bagged a like-new Vis a Vis Luxe a few years ago on fleabay for a few hundred quid. The flysheet is some sort of vinyl so mold not a problem there  Used for a 2 seasons (summer to late autumn) but I killed the (cotton) inner by not cutting the grass/nettles around, hence it succumbed to mucho mold.  For regular trips (as long as you dry it properly each time) they are hard to beat.  The Cabanon Pyramide (+ sun-awning) is something I'd like to have for a sturdy setup.  Have seen them in action and they are somewhat of a gold-standard for  family camping, along with the DeWaard Albatross.  Big investment though, you'd have to be sold on camping and looking to use every year to justify the cost. Unless a good used bargain presents itself.


 
Posted : 19/06/2018 10:39 am
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Another Q about self inflating mattresses, bit nervous of splashing out a couple hundred for two/a double without thinking it through.  How forgiving are they of lumpy surfaces? When kipping in the van I throw an airbed on top of the back seats, the back 5 seats fold flattish but not perfectly flat.  The airbed irons out the bumps somewhat.


 
Posted : 19/06/2018 4:56 pm
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