Tents either use a rainfly or they don't. Learn the pros and cons of single and double wall tents.

The weight of a tent (including ground cloth, rainfly, stakes, and ropes) may not be a concern to car campers, but backpackers, who weigh their gear in ...

How you get to the campground determines how big of a tent you should use.

Camping question, Should I put a ground cover down under the tent, ... In woodlands and fields, put a tarp under your tent but be sure to fold it under so ...

The best way to store your tent is clean, dry, and folded the same way as when you received it.

Tent seams left unsealed will act like wicks that will allow rain and dew to seep inside your tent. Sealing the seams will help you to stay dry.

If you want to sleep comfortably at night, you need to ventilate your tent. Not only will ventilation help to remove condensation inside your tent, ...

Stake your tent to keep it from sliding around and possibly causing rips and tears in the floor.

Take off all wet clothes when entering the tent. If your tent has a vestibule, you are all set, otherwise set aside an area inside the tent to stow wet gear ...

There are many factors to consider for tent placement at the campground. Basically, you want to set your tent up on level ground that is relatively higher ...