
Charcoal Dome Tent
A low, rounded dome in dark charcoal. Its shape suits open clearings and trail-side pitches.
- Dark two-tone dome profile
- Front door with a zip-open panel
- Light side panel on the entrance
Dome tents, cabin-style tents and pop-up shelters for weekend lakesides, forest clearings and ridge-top sunsets.
Zip in, settle down.A good tent turns any flat patch of ground into camp.
Every camping tent starts with a shape. Pick the one that matches how you camp, then explore the full tent collection.
Here are two tents from our range in their product photos. Email us for sizes, materials and availability, and we'll send the current details.

A low, rounded dome in dark charcoal. Its shape suits open clearings and trail-side pitches.

A cabin-style tent with steep walls, a light grey roof and a bright orange base that's easy to find at a busy campsite.
Fog, rain, pine needles and open ridges all affect how you pitch. A few field notes from the kinds of places our customers camp.

Pitch on firm ground a little back from the water. Morning fog brings condensation, so leave the vents open overnight.

Gravel drains quickly but moves under stakes. Tie the guy lines to rocks when the stakes won't hold.

Brush away cones and sticks before you lay the floor, and look up for dead branches before you pick a spot.

Pitching next to your vehicle keeps gear close. Pack a lantern so you can find the door after dark.

Great views come with more wind. Point the narrow end of the tent into the breeze and stake every corner.
Dome, cabin-style, pop-up and group setups, sorted by how you camp rather than by jargon.
Our tents are shown pitched at lakes, rivers, forests and ridges, not only against a studio backdrop.
Ask a question by email and someone on our team writes back with details for the tent you're looking at.
Our field notes and pitching steps help you choose where and how to set up.

Choose level ground, clear away stones and twigs, and avoid dips where rainwater collects.
Spread the tent floor flat and face the door away from the wind.
Fit the poles, lift the tent, then stake the corners so the floor stays square.
Tighten the guy lines evenly, set up a cooking area nearby, and then zip in for the night.
Tell us your campsite, group size and season. We'll reply by email with the tents in our range that suit your trip.
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