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australia:shelters [2026/07/27 05:31] – [shelters for camping - tents, swags, vans, hammocks] gary1australia:shelters [2026/07/27 05:34] (current) – [shelters for camping - tents, swags, vans, hammocks] gary1
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       * without the fly it will fit inside most larger tents for when you want more amenity (see below)       * without the fly it will fit inside most larger tents for when you want more amenity (see below)
       * large enough to even fit a king single stretcher bed inside it       * large enough to even fit a king single stretcher bed inside it
-      * if winter alpine hiking in southern Australia, consider a freestanding tent like the Durston 2P Dome or a Nortent Verne+      * if winter alpine hiking in southern Australia or in inland Australia when nights are cold, consider a 4 season freestanding tent like the Durston 2P Dome or a Nortent Verne 
 +      * if hiking in warmer areas, then ensure it is well ventilated with a mesh inner 
 +      * if you don't plan on hiking, you can get a cheaper, heavier freestanding hike tent which may be more durable for your needs
       * see:       * see:
         ***  [[tents_warmnights]]**         ***  [[tents_warmnights]]**
australia/shelters.txt · Last modified: 2026/07/27 05:34 by gary1

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