For a deeper dive into tent factors, read How to Choose a Camping Tent.
Tent : If your budget can go a little bigger, then go bigger with your tent. Consider choosing a tent with a capacity larger than what you envision needing. For instance, if you're camping with just one other person, a 3-person shelter will provide you both with a little extra breathing room. And a family of four can more easily achieve harmony in a 6-person tent. You can also check the tent's peak height if you want a shelter you can stand up in, which can make getting dressed and moving around easier. Other nice-to-have features: Vestibules outside the doors are great for stowing muddy shoes, and having a tent with two doors can help you avoid climbing over sleeping tentmates for late-night bathroom breaks. For a deeper dive into tent factors, read How to Choose a Camping Tent.