There's nothing better than going camping with the family to feel connected and close to the outdoors. The lviing area is spacious, with large windows that give excellent views out and let light flood in. This six-man tent from Eurohike offers fast pitching and durability with its lightweight fibreglass poles, the Eurohike Sendero 6 is a streamlined tent that's ideal for small groups wild camping, or even festivals.

So whether it’s your first or your 100th time sleeping outside Eurohike has the equipment and accessories to make your camping trip a truly memorable experience. The Sendero 4 has great water-protection: the polyester flysheet received a 2,000 mm HH waterproof coating, the seams are taped. It’s easy to pitch and can sleep up to 6 people in the large bedroom section, while the porch area is ideal for storing your muddy boots. It is a PE footprint with 10,000mm HH waterproof rating to keep the bottom of your tent protected from the damp and muddy ground, the pegs are included. The fibreglass poles were the weakest point of the Freedom Trail Sendero 4, so I am guessing that it is similar on the rebadged Eurohike Sendero 4 too.With family camping becoming more and more popular, we've got our editor Andrew White to select his Top 5 Family Tents available now. The living area is tall enough for most people to stand in, and the bedroom is longer enough to be comfortable to sleep in. It features a fully sewn-in grounds sheet for ultimate waterproof protection from wet ground, whilst ventilation and window panels let plenty of natural light in and condensation out.

Whichever you choose, the Sendero 4 to keep it to the minimum, or the Sendero 6 for a little bit of extra room and comfort, you can’t really go wrong. The groundsheet of the Eurohike Sendero 4 is sewn-in, however it is worth protecting your groundsheet with a carpet and/or a footprint that goes under the tent.

It has loads of room, however it might be a bit tight for four adults, but could make a great tent for a family of f our. This is a design thing and there’s a gap between the groundsheet and the front door on almost every tunnel tent.