Vega 300 Compact

The design of the Easy Camp Energy 200 Compact tent was developed through our own biking adventures. It creates a welcome home outdoors for two after a demanding day in the saddle. The compact tunnel tent style has a versatile porch area for easy access and storing gear when closed up for the night whilst the foot of the tent offers even more space to stash gear safely. Using your bike handlebars as an upright pole, the elastic loops on the porch fabric let you create a neat canopy for cooking out of the wind and for extra shelter from the elements. After an energy-packed breakfast, the tent is quickly and easily packed into waterproof bags to share between you on your bike frames or racks using buckles.

Fast pitching, the Easy Camp Geminga 100 Compact lightweight tunnel tent packs down really small for your solo bikepacking expeditions. As the ideal companion for your two-wheel adventures, the side entry design allows you to enjoy a large porch for spreading out to relax and for gear storage. Using your bike handlebars as an upright pole, the elastic loops on the porch fabric let you create a neat canopy for cooking out of the wind and for extra shelter from the elements. In the morning, the tent is quickly packed away into waterproof bags with buckles to strap securely on your bike frame or rack.

Sleeping up to eight glampers in a classic, fast-pitching design with a central steel pole, the Easy Glamping Moonlight Tipi offers the size and freedom for families and friends to create intimate spaces, connecting them with the natural world and having fun outdoors. Easy access is guaranteed through the fold flat entrance with double slider zippers on the door for flexible opening and a full mesh door behind. Mesh vent under the apex hood, with a plastic ring to hold its shape, and low covered vents ensure ample ventilation and easily adjustable fresh airflow.

Sleeping up to six glampers, with pre-angled FRP poles ensuring full headroom throughout, the Easy Glamping Moonlight Yurt offers the size and freedom for families and friends to create unique spaces, connecting them with nature and sharing fun outdoors. PVC windows deliver internal light, with toggle-up curtains for privacy, whilst easy access is guaranteed through the wide, fold flat entrance with double slider zippers on the door for flexible opening. Large mesh panels under the flysheet cap, a mesh window in the door, with a toggle-up curtain, and covered rear vent ensure ample ventilation and easily adjustable fresh airflow.

Sleeping three in a dome tent with large extended porch, the Blazar 300 is a versatile design, with fibreglass poles, ideal for couples, young families and friends. The porch with detachable groundsheet enjoys a large front door plus a side door flanked by windows and rainproof air vents matched by a large vent at the tent rear. The inner has a D-shaped door and a useful lantern hanging point.

The three-pole Galaxy 300 design offers generous sleeping and living space for couples, friends and young families. With two doors, porch windows with curtains, a detachable porch groundsheet plus air vents, the reliable performance delivers a superb deal for those seeking versatile camping comfort.

Ideal for a small family, the Palmdale 300 sleeps three comfortably in a large bedroom. With colour-coded fibreglass poles and pole sleeves, you’ll find it fast and easy to pitch. A sewn-in groundsheet cuts out draughts whilst generously-sized twin windows in the living area let light flood in. The deep canopy over the front door, with mesh insect screen, and windows offers extra shelter for access, cooking and storing bikes.

The simple nature of the two-pole dome tent has long been appreciated by newcomers to camping, and these tents can be used in a variety of situations. Not only quick to pitch, the Meteor provides good height and living space, plus a porch for storage. Two apex vents aid ventilation.

Ideal for lightweight travel, the tapered profile and footprint of the Energy 300 maximises the practical use of internal space whilst trimming back the tent’s weight. Sleeping three in a design with sitting headroom that pitches inner tent first, attached to tilted poles, there’s ample ventilation and space in the porch for cooking and storage.