Price: £108.99 - £33.99
(as of Jul 06, 2025 14:38:13 UTC – Details)
The Camping Tent features an automatic hydraulic system that allows for a quick and effortless setup, popping open in just one minute, making it perfect for spontaneous outdoor adventures.
Easy Setup with Pop Up Design: The Camping Tent features an automatic hydraulic system that allows for a quick and effortless setup, popping open in just one minute, making it perfect for spontaneous outdoor adventures.
Durable and Waterproof Materials: Made from high-quality 210T polyester, this Dome Tent boasts a water resistance index of up to 3,000mm. Its two-layer construction and durable groundsheet ensure a dry, insect-free interior for a comfortable night’s sleep.
Spacious Interior for Comfort: With an outer size of 200x140x120cm and an inner size of 180x130x100cm, this tent accommodates 1-2 adults or three children comfortably, providing ample space for a cozy camping experience.
Windproof & Insect-Resistant Features: Equipped with a unique dual door design and shock-corded poles, the Camping Tent enhances ventilation while offering protection against wind and insects, ensuring a pleasant environment during your travels.
Breathable & Stable: We ensuring that your Camping Tent experience is enjoyable and hassle-free. All necessary accessories, including 8 ground steel stakes and 4 wind ropes, are included for optimal stability.
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Original price was: £108.99.£33.99Current price is: £33.99.












Jerry –
Great tent for what you pay you get alot of tent for your money
Used yesterday, was easy & simple to erect & to take down! Others have said the legs lock out but if you pull the joints slightly apart they collsap easy no struggle ar all. Very roomy inside I useda double blow up mattress with plenty of room to put stuff, folding away took a few minutes as it was my 1st attempt but was no problem at all. The tent pegs are flimsy but used a mallet to knock pegs in but in hard ground they could be a problem so perhaps you should get more sturdy pegs. All in all the tent was very good im very pleased with it
Slipstream –
I think I broke it…
This isn’t my first tent and won’t be my last one. I managed to break the pegs and then realised the ground was a little hard, so if you do decide to get this one, check the ground or get some stronger ground pegs.In the image, it shows the tent fully straight and stretched out, well, I never managed to get that effect and if you’re expecting the same result, you’re in for some disappointment. Unfolding was a little challenging and then trying to get this fully erected too, but I got there in the end.It is spacious and for the price, I guess this is the best you’re going to get and can’t grumble when it’s also lightweight too. Don’t expect to be using this for several years as it doesn’t feel robust and even the zipper feels cheap.I think this will be perfect for gigs where you don’t mind not being able to re-use this again, but need something that will cover you for those enjoyable moments.
Ross Boardman –
Compact bag, easy to assemble and to repack.
This saw its debut in some wild camping. Tent , ground sheet and sleeping bag … job done. The tent on it’s own is perfectly fine for a garden party shelter, but does work in the wilds. Cracking piece of kit and little space in the boot of the car.Assembly is straightforward as is taking down and getting back in the bag.
Harry J –
Good for camping trips
Easy to put up and pack away. Much simpler that some of the old school tents of days gone by. Great size & quality feels good.
Alison Druce –
Regret I would even use this as a play tent or for a few hours during the day.
First things first. Whilst there are instructions to take the tent down, there are none to put the tent up!!!!I have two more expensive tents so I managed to do it, but if this is your first tent then you will have trouble.Talking about trouble, the “stakes” to hold the tent down are worse than useless. Any mallet/hammer pressure on the stakes and they bend. I had to use my own brut force to get them into the ground and being circular they can, and usually do twist. The more substantial triangular tent stakes are needed and if you were to use this tent for any longer periods and in all weathers, you need to upgrade the ent pegs.Again the “string” and its no more than string to give further support is poor and again no instructions where and how to use them.Internally, the waterproof ground mat seems ok but I could not find ties to hold it in place and when ever I moved around the tent, the ground sheet moved with me.The tent is erected in my rear garden and tonight storms are predicted. I am worried that the stakes will not hold the tent so I have put in heavy articles ie paving slabs to hold it down if the stakes fail. Be good to see if it is, as advertised, waterproof.Storm last night, but surprised no rain water entered the tent. Thats a plus point.You know I mentioned only instructions were to get the tent down, well thats easier said than done. The limbs of the tent which fold up are well locked and an amount of pressure had to be applied to get then to bend back so I could get the tent into the bag. I don’t think these will last long if pressure is applied often.It’s cheap, but in my view it’s unusable for the camper.
Lee B. –
Is this a “Play Tent”?
This is what I’d call a “semi-disposable” tent. It’s not going to last.The poles are only made of thin fibreglass, the pole hinges are very basic plastic and won’t hold up to any real pressure from strong winds. The pegs are thin steel wire pegs (only 8 provided) and it only comes with 4 guy lines, so again there’s not much to hold it up against any wind. Being made of polyester, waterproofing is going to be an issue (note the description doesn’t say “waterproof”, but “Water Resistant”. So it might survive a shower, but being polyester if it gets wet on the inside from condensation, then it will leak like a sieve!.It claims to be “4 Seasons” but I wouldn’t trust it for autumn/winter camping or anything before the March winds and April showers have abated.It’d be okay for a summer festival tent and the 3 man is a fairly decent size for 2 people + gear, but I have a feeling that after a couple of nights at a festival it’ll be ready for the bin. It’ll be comfy to sleep in, in fair weather, but I just simply wouldn’t trust the build quality for a longer camping trip, you’ll end up sleeping in your car.I’m still curious about there only being 8 pegs…. This works out at one for each corner plus one for each guyline, there’s no way to peg out the inner and it does move around under you, so you WILL end up damaging the inbuilt groundsheet… Not sure if this was a design fault or to keep costs down, either way, it’s not great.Maybe I’m being generous by saying it’s a “Festival Tent” perhaps better suited as a “Play Tent” for the kids in the back garden?
Imperator –
Great
A nice, cheap straightforward integrated tent. No faffing about with ground sheets or various layers. Pop it down, unfold the arms and pull up the centre – done. Just peg down the ends.This is not a very robust tent – the bag it comes in was splitting just as I tried to fold it away – but if you’re going for some relaxing local camping you can’t go wrong with this.Took me two minutes to erect and putting away was maybe a minute more. Very straightforward.I like this tent and will definitely use it for quick trips in the car. It doesn’t weigh a great deal as is a manageable size to carry. I like the three layer doors on both sides so you get plenty options.A good fun little tent.