Buying Tents at the Festival

[LVFRY]

I just got back from the Isle of Wight Festival and I'm getting prepared for the T in the Park, but I need to lighten my load a lot for this one as it is very far away and I will have to catch a lot of trains.

At Isle of Wight I noticed they sold tents there, may any one please tell me if they do this at T in the Park too? because that would be amazing !

Thank you

[devilman]

Happy camper always had tents from what I remember. You'll pay a festival tax over the normal price though and it won't stand up to 2012 style rain.

[Lor1]

I just got back from the Isle of Wight Festival and I'm getting prepared for the T in the Park, but I need to lighten my load a lot for this one as it is very far away and I will have to catch a lot of trains.

At Isle of Wight I noticed they sold tents there, may any one please tell me if they do this at T in the Park too? because that would be amazing !

Thank you

[Angelab0409]

Second the tangerine fields comment, the tents are great, all ready built and the area is a bit quieter than the main camp areas. Showers too

[blue6field]

There usually is a Cozy Camper but be prepared to pay well over the odds, but the gear is usually of a good quality

[marlon dingle]

They do sell them but I wouldn't want to go to a festival without having set up my tent before I went, just incase there was any problems with it. Doubt if you bought one from the Cosy Camper they'd replace a faulty one.

I personally would think more about ditching other things before ditching my tent.

[LVFRY]

Awesome, thank you all for you replies! Given me a lot to think about !

[Kittentardd]

Id just carry it! They charge too much for their tents

Edited June 24, 2014 by Kittentardd

[bawheid]

The prices were ok I thought @ cosy camper, not Tesco prices but not as expensive as millets for instance. The stuff lacks quality though