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9 tent styles shown

Charcoal grey dome camping tent with front zip door, shown on a white backgroundDome tent

Charcoal Dome Tent

A dark, low dome with a zip-open front door and a light side panel.

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Orange and grey cabin tent with large window panels and guy lines, product photoCabin-style tent

Orange Cabin Tent

Steep cabin-style walls, a light grey roof, an orange base and large window panels.

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Orange, lime green and yellow dome tents pitched side by side on a hilltopDome tents

Hilltop Dome Trio

Dome tents in orange, lime and yellow, pitched together for a ridge-top sunset.

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Line of orange and cream cabin-style tents on a grassy meadowCabin-style tents

Meadow Cabin Row

Cabin-style tents in a neat row, a common layout for event and family camping.

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Orange pop-up tent glowing from inside at night beside a parked carPop-up tent

Starlight Pop-Up

A hoop-frame pop-up tent lit from inside at a car-side pitch.

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Dozens of red patterned dome tents pitched among tall pine treesGroup camp

Pine Grove Group Camp

Matching patterned dome tents spread across a pine forest for a group camp.

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Red and green dome tents on a foggy lake shore at dawnDome tents

Lakeshore Dome Pair

Two dome tents with full rain flies, pitched close together on a misty lakeshore.

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Several dome tents lined up on a gravel riverbank in the rainGroup camp

Riverbank Camp Line

A mix of dome tents lined up along a riverbank path on a wet day.

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Red backpacking tent behind two hikers holding trekking polesTrek tent

Red Trekker Shelter

A bright red shelter set up behind two hikers ready for the trail.

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Buying guide

Which tent shape fits your trip?

A quick guide to the main tent shapes to help you narrow down your choice.

Dome

Crossed poles give a rounded, self-standing shape that sits low on open ground. A popular all-round choice.

Cabin-style

Near-vertical walls give more standing room and space for furniture. A good fit for car camping and longer stays.

Pop-up

Spring hoop frames open almost by themselves, so they suit festivals, short breaks and late arrivals.

Group camp

Matching tents in rows or clusters keep a club, school trip or family reunion organised.

In the field

More photos of tents pitched outdoors, from wet riverbanks to shaded camp kitchens.

Tents lined up on a rainy riverbank next to a forest
Campers preparing food under a tarp next to their tent
Close view of cabin-style tents with door panels and poles
Still deciding?

Send us your campsite and we'll help you choose

Tell us where you're going, how many people are sleeping and when you're travelling. We'll reply with the tents that fit.

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Two dome tents on a lakeshore in morning fog