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The best 4-person tents 2025: spacious tents for camping with friends and family
We've selected the best 4-person tents for camping with friends and family, so that you can have the best time whichever tent you pick
Looking for a tent to see you past the summer? Snag 30% off this 4-person Big Agnes shelter, which can handle the heat and keep you comfortable when the cold winds come
Deals The reduced Big Agnes Blacktail 4 is built for snug nights in the varied conditions of spring, summer, and fall - get yours for under $250 now!
The best pop-up tents 2025: Top-notch backpacking and camping tents that you can pitch in a flash
Our selection of the best pop-up tents: shelters that pitch ridiculously fast, fit most budgets and come in all shapes and sizes
We've hand-picked the best deals on Kelty and Coleman tents in the REI Independence Day sale - save hundreds and stay warm and dry in the great outdoors
Don't wait for Prime Day! There are loads of epic offers to choose from, slashing the price of high-quality Kelty and Coleman tents
Air or pole tents - before shelling out on your next camping shelter, make sure you read our expert guide to the pros and cons of both types
Should you choose an inflatable air beam tent or a tent with poles? We put both tent varieties to the test so you can choose the right one for you
Buying a new tent this summer? This major outdoor brand will let you return it for a full refund at the end of the season "no matter how much it has been used"
The UK-only offer aims to encourage seasonal campers and festival-goers to bring tents home with them rather than abandoning them after one use
Big Agnes Copper Spur UL1 tent review: A supremely liveable solo shelter
Lightweight, spacious and packed with clever features – this is a one-person tent you’ll actually enjoy spending time in
After record-breaking Everest climbers revealed they use hypoxic tents to get altitude ready without acclimatizing on the mountain, we look at how the technology works
Hypoxic tents are used by climbers to prepare for the dizzying effects of altitude atop the world's tallest mountains
