What is a good camping tent?
On One Hand: Backpacking TentsIf hiking to a campsite in the backcountry, an advanced tent is going to fit the bill. These high-end tents feature weight reductions to help meet pack weight goals. They have lots of features that will keep you warm and dry in the nastiest conditions. Look for features including feather-lite aluminum poles, a fully seam-sealed canopy and taped ultralight floors. A low-profile design is also important in keeping your tent close to the ground and out of any wind. Find a tent with these features and you’ll be comfortable in any rugged setting.On the Other: Roadside CampingA heavy duty tent with enough room for the family is required for roadside camping. These tents are more affordable. Look for a campground tent with a good ventilation system for camping in warmer months. Choose a tent with its bottom seam a good 4 to 6 inches off the ground to avoid a leaky seam in the future. A seam at floor level will leak much quicker. A good full rain fly will also hel
