Camping in the UK can mean sunshine, wind and heavy rain all in the same trip.
That is where Vango family tents come into their own. Rather than simply creating a large tent, Vango builds its family models around the conditions campers actually deal with.
Vango Family tents use fabrics such as Dynamic Weave 100 and Sentinel Excel 150D to provide strong waterproof protection while keeping the tent manageable in terms of weight and pack size.
Secure guying points, robust construction and Vango’s TBSII Tension Band System, and you have a family tent designed to stay stable in strong winds.
Bedrooms Designed for Better Mornings
One of the most important things on a camping holiday is how well everyone sleeps.
All Vango family tents use darker Midnight bedrooms, which reduce the amount of early morning light so allowing you to sleep for longer. That can make a massive difference during summer when sunrise comes early, especially if you are camping with young children and would rather not start the day at 5am.
King-size sleeping areas on selected models also give you more room for beds and sleeping mats, so the bedroom feels less cramped once everyone is settled in.
Airflow That Makes the Tent More Comfortable
Large family tents can become warm and stuffy when several people are sleeping inside.
Vango’s AirZone ventilation uses high and low-level ventilation panels to help air move through the tent, helping reduce condensation and making the interior feel fresher.
Large Diamond Clear Windows also bring plenty of natural light into the living area, so the tent feels open rather than enclosed during the day.
AirBeam or Poled Vango Family Tents
Our Vango family tent range gives families a choice between poled tents and inflatable AirBeam models.
Vango Airbeam technology comes into it’s own on their family tents, allowing a large 6 man tent to be fully pitched in 15 minutes. Inflate the beams, peg the tent out and you can get a large family tent standing without dealing with long poles.
Poled Vango family tents suit campers who want to keep the price, pack size and weight down.
Practical Features You Notice Once You’re Away
Vango family tents come packed with features.
Features such as SkyTrack II give you flexible hanging points for lighting and storage, while zipped bedroom dividers let you adapt the sleeping area as your family changes.
Sun canopies and porch areas help stop rain dripping straight into the living area, large windows improve visibility and well-positioned storage keeps everyday items from disappearing underneath sleeping bags and chairs.
Choosing Your Vango Family Tent
The best Vango family tent depends on how much room you want and how you prefer to camp.
Choose a Vango 4 Man Tent if you want something more manageable for couples or a smaller family.
Step up to a Vango 6 Man Tent if you want more bedroom space and a larger living area for longer stays.
And if quicker pitching is one of your priorities, start with the Vango AirBeam Tents range.
