Cabanon Latitude Tent

Description

I’ve had this Cabanon Latitude tent for a few years now, mostly used around Chipping Campden in the Cotswolds. It’s been through a fair bit of weather — rain, wind, and everything in between — and still holds up really well. It’s a solid setup for a family of four, with enough room to move around and even cook in the middle area. The mesh screen back window is a nice touch, and I’ve kept it rolled up most of the time, so it’s not too much of a hassle.

The bedrooms have small pockets for small things, and there’s space at the foot of the airbeds or mats for bags — useful for weekend trips or camping out. Inside it’s bright, and surprisingly quiet when it rains, which is a big plus compared to nylon tents. The poles are all intact, no bends or dents, and the main bits like rubber rings, plastic clips, tie cords, and guy ropes are all in good shape. I’ve got spare connectors too.

One thing to note: the window elastics that hold the rolled curtains need replacing — I found a few online that should work fine, like thick elastic bands. No pegs come with it, so if you're planning to use it in the open, you’ll need to get those separately. Assembly instructions and the Eco-carpet are both included.

Only collecting, so no shipping. If you're in the area and interested, just give me a shout.