Camping Tents
























Exploring Camping Tents: What Are the Different Types?
The Dome Tent is a versatile all-rounder, making it a popular choice among campers. Its appeal lies in its simple and quick setup, combined with excellent stability. As a geodesic tent with crossed pole bases, the dome design offers extra strength, especially in its trekking variant, which is far more stable than the standard version. Tent sizes for this model vary, ranging from single-person tents to larger camping tents that accommodate 6 people or more.
A Tunnel Tent, also known as a trekking tent, is perfect for adventures in the wilderness. Its low-profile design ensures stability, even in stormy weather. With plenty of space, it offers ample room for both storage and sleeping. Additionally, the trekking tent is praised for its lightweight design and compact pack size. This tent is available in sizes for one or two people, as well as larger versions that can accommodate up to 4 people.
Large Family tents or group tents are the best choice for trips with children as they offer plenty of storage space and comfort. Typically, the living areas and sleeping cabins are separated, offering privacy for all campers. With the addition of panorama windows, the experience inside the family tent is made even more enjoyable, even on rainy days
For short trips or festival visits, Pop-Up or Inflatable Tents are an excellent choice. They set up in seconds—simply throw them into the air—and are perfect for those who want to avoid the hassle of traditional tent pitching.
Tip: With the right insulating and sleeping mats you will enjoy the highest comfort in your camping tent.
What Are the Essential Features of a High-Quality Camping Tent?
First and foremost, campers prioritize ample space and high comfort in a camping tent. Especially for larger tents intended for multiple people, it's important to have separate areas for living and sleeping.
Since weather conditions can change rapidly during a camping trip, the tent should be both waterproof and windproof. The waterproofness of tents made from synthetic materials is measured by the water column.
A value of 1300 mm is considered waterproof according to European standards, However, it is recommended to choose a tent with a value of at least 2000 mm. This ensures the tent remains stable even in harsher weather conditions.
What Are the Must-Have Accessories for Campers?
At Berger Camping, we offer not only a wide selection of camping tents but also a versatile range of tent accessories such as:
- Canopies and awnings to provide excellent sun protection, giving you a shaded spot on the campsite.
- The right insect protection keeps mosquitoes and other pests at bay!
- For a cozy atmosphere, tent rugs and lamps so you won’t have to sit in the dark in the evening.
- With our matching camping chairs and tables, you can enjoy relaxing and socialise with your loved ones on the campsite.
- And much more!