The offer is running until September 13th
If you have ever been to a festival you may be familiar with the aftermath of camping. A lot of campers decide to ditch their tents rather than bring it home with them, likely due to hangovers and a general level of tiredness.
READ MORE: 'I'm a doctor and have used the same skin plump serum for a year - it's literally Botox in a bottle' One shopper said: "Spent 8 nights in my new tent. It was very ease to put up and to pack down. Very weatherproof, kept me cosy in the wind and rain. Absolutely loved spending time relaxing in my tent. A ground sheet in the outer area would have been a good addition."
There are also smaller options, such as the MH100 2-Person Fresh&Black camping tent is much cheaper at £59.99 and features technology that keeps the tent both cool and dark. This makes it much easier to go to sleep and since it has a freestanding dome structure you can move it to a better spot once its up if you find one.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
TSB offers free £100 upfront to people switching bank accounts plus extra rewardThe new switching offer also includes up to £120 in cashback rewards over the first year.
Read more »
Amazon knocks £120 off 'light and powerful' Vax cordless vacuumThe vacuum comes with a motorised pet tool and a flexible powered hose
Read more »
Martin Lewis’s MSE reveals households could be owed ‘boiler tax’ refund worth up to £120Save money on your energy bills with these cold weather tips
Read more »
Parents warned of £120 fines for early summer holidaysCosts of holidays often skyrocket as children break up for the school holidays, but booking a holiday during term time could come with unexpected…
Read more »
I tried £120 Fortnum and Mason picnic hamper at RHS Show, this is what's insideIt was the poshest of picnics at the 'Garden Party of the north' - here's what we got for £120
Read more »
Taylor Swift's trainers drop to £60 and fans say 'no blisters from first day'Originally priced at £120, the Taylor Swift-approved trainers have been slashed to £60
Read more »