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I get shot sleep on anything inflatable id prefer camping mats much better sleep id get the sofa tho

NO Daddy !🙄🐾🐾 gorgeous doggy❤

I went on a camping weekend with my family who were using a ginormous inflatable tent for the first time (having declined the offer of a vango poled tent). I put up my poled tent, unpacked everything, brewed up, and still had time to sit back and watch them figuring it out which took well over an hour (feeling a little smug). Hard work, by their own admission.

Caravans are an expensive hassle.

Looking at this caravan for same price in sep. Is the park nice and pleasant?

Hey Hadwins we have a similar tent to you the anantara 650xl with the large studio also from attwools, we have used it once,inflating it wasn’t to bad but the pegging it down took ages, we have also said we think that a caravan is our next buy, we also have a spaniel lol, hope you have some great adventures enjoy

Can I ask, why a tent and not a caravan? I’m looking into both options but I don’t have a tow bar. With you using the trailer I’m worried now I’d need a tow bar either way. Any help would be appreciated.

Lovely dog

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that is pretty small even for 1 person who want to take a snooze.

Roxy dosen't look happy, she sure is cute !

If you've never towed a 'van before, looking at 'vans over 24 feet long is ridiculous! My parents and I managed many years ago with a ten foot 'Sprite'. The space was quite tight at times, but children have to learn that the world doesn't revolve around them every moment of every day! I'm just grateful that the days of toilet tents and popping outside with torches in the early hours of the morning are long gone! Best comment made on this caravan search so far is "the kitchen's a bit plain"! FFS!

She couldn't be less impressed 😂

The deadpan look. 🤣

What a doll face

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😊 So precious!!

Aww❤so adorable

No, she's pissed!

I have 2 air tents, a 5 man (Outdoor Revolution Airedale 5.0s) and 8 man (Vango Tahiti 850 XL). So I agree it's like moving a baby elephant around. I must say though I find them to be far superior to pole tents, and once you figure the air beams out they go up and down quicker, I also find them to be a lot sturdier in bad weather, as we camp in the UK you know we need that. LOL Are you in any camping clubs? I am in the Camping and Caravan club, it's great club with 1000's of sites across the UK, and when you are member it is so much cheaper, which is good for me as I am out a couple of times a month from April to October, most if not all of there sites are both kid and dog friendly. please keep the videos coming I luv them. ⛺⛺⛺🏕🏕🏕👍👍👍 ps I posted a short video of my small tent on my CZcams channel please feel free to check it out, video of big tent coming soon.

Please don’t buy a caravan. This is so much more fun to watch and you’re entertaining everyone at the campsite. Just kidding. Your new tent is huge. You should always make sure you have a large level pitch. We’ve seen many campsites where that might be a problem. We always stayed in a tent with our kids and loved it, but we never had rain for a full week. That’s however exceptional and a holiday you’ll always remember.

What decided you against the Caravan in the end? Not that the tent isn’t gorgeous just seemed a lot of work. 😉 Tip - you can use the pump to help deflate as well, when we take down our air awning we let the air come out then attach the pump and put it in the deflate position. Also, if you leave the air valves open when putting away it helps trapped air escape when rolling around on it. You may have already done these things, if you did sorry for teaching you to suck eggs 😂 Enjoy your next trip 😊

These videos have inspired me to take my girls camping next year, great memories with the kids, im going for the vango lismore air 700dlx tent. Really looking forward to it 👍

Ditch the manual pump and get the Kampa Gale dometic 12v pump saves a load of time

Thats was great. Gotta love the stressful begining of a camping trip. Nice 1

Great video I dropped you a wee sub.

Pitching and packing guide: czcams.com/video/1RQX-JmbeGQ/video.htmlsi=FO-XLrFEJPNvnAVr

Hi Scott nice to see you all again on a camping video , tent looks awesome it will get easier to put up and away , I have a berghaus air tent first time it took me a while but now it’s second nature, look forward to your next camping video . Regards steve

Sold all my camping gear last year,way too much to take,stressful putting everything up,gone back to basics,wild camping setup,love it,plus since covid campsites have gone way too expensive per night,gorgeous tent btw

Those pegs that look like ground stakes are for the corners of the tent. When you want to deflate the air beams the tops of the caps have keys to turn the valves hope that helps i got my 1st airbeam tent last year rome ii 550xl took abit of time to figure out but goes up in 10mins now easy.

Your tent is big and modern. I will buy it when I bring my family to camp.

Another entertaining video. We're just back from a camping weekend ourselves, we've got the slightly smaller Vango Lismore Air TC 600, and our neighbours had your tent. It was like the Vango showroom!

Hi guys! A long welcomed wait to see your final camping decision 😊 It's a huge tent but seemingly perfect for you guys. Congratulations in order! About those metal pegs with an eye, they are supposed to be used on all four corners on the tent separate from the annex. We just bought our own new Outwell air tent where both Outwell and Vango seem to have a very similar air ventilation system, which is just fantastic on very hot camping days. Our second trip this year to Denmark was a very hot weekend and once it was up, I was really sweaty while watching my wife being inside the tent, where I told her why don't you go outside? She replied that it was cooler inside and I couldn't believe her. All tents in the past has been choking inside on a hot day, but not anymore 😊 Even a siesta inside the sleeping room was a cool pleasure inside a dark bedroom even though the sun was shining at it's best outside. Like you guys, a trailer is a must for us as well now with a huge 50 kilo package. So you're definitely not alone, but hey, the space and the freedom you get with these tents compared to any other camping options, it's definitely worth it! Also thank you guys for the velcro tip with the carpet! Our carpet did not come with a "built in" solution, so I took your tip and it works great for us 😊 Now I am looking forward to see more of your adventures and experiences, you seem to be really enjoying the camper experience as a well joined camper couple! 😊 Take care you guys, as always a pleasure watching your videos, and if you're ever on TikTok, I've started to publish some shorts there about our camping experience with the account NorwayGlamping 😊

Nice car bro

great video, you will get used to it. we have a 8 people air tent have had it for about 3yrs and can pitch it in about 15min but we have an electric pump which I would really advise you to invest in.

Matibay ang tent na yan kahit malakas hangin Hindi umuuga

Mahirap lang talaga mag pitch ha

❤nindot jud kaayo na

Wow Ang Ganda ng Camping tent na yan ah❤

Great video again guys. Actually making pitching a tent entertaining, when we all know it isn't fun🙄

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That’s the exact same tent that my family has

Its a shame they changed the mascots in 2024. I used to love the old ones. Like the new ones are too overcomplicated

Just come back from there. Absolutely brilliant beach and place. Fell in love with it.

I have been to camber sands 5 times in the last 2 years and am going again in November.The site is brilliant and the caravans are very clean and as u know dungeoness is not far away try it am sure u will like it

Excellent site lovely clean caravan only left park yesterday one downside tho the site is very noisy and why do they put pensioners amongst caravans with families otherwise brilliant stay

My folks changed from a big family tent to a caravan when I was young, but only when my brother and sister were old enough to stay at home (there's 10 years between me and the next oldest) because of the lack of space compared to a big tent. They never went back to tent camping after starting caravanning, but I'd say with a caravan (with even an awning), you might rely more on site services, like playgrounds/activities etc for the kids. The biggest caravans can feel very tight when it's pouring down and kids are throwing wobblies. We're looking at getting a caravan now my sons an adult, and that it's just us two, but we've now decided to wait until we have a drive at least, which isn't the case at the mo. Also we have an alternative lifestyle to some extent, and one of our most likely future plans is to try and become camp site wardens, which will mean permanent caravan living, so we might even end up sticking with the tent and waiting for that to happen (We wont do it while we have dogs), and then we'll make a significant investment to get a pukka caravan. Like you say though, the beige is strong in today's designs. Lets hope by then they've gone back to the good old 70's brown and orange paisley!

I had a lot of holidays like this as a kid..nothing but excellent memories, still camping well over 40 years later. My mum set fire to the tent once, and I can say with experience that I'd rather have the rain!