Overlanding ain't cheap. A rooftop tent alone can run you $4,000, and that only gets you a place to sleep. I've been ogling the new breed of tow-behind overland trailers, which combine compact gear ...

The form of tents may differ today to those of 30,000 B.C. made from foliage or animal hides. But the function doesn't: protection from the elements. Using the hides of mammoths to make tents isn't ...

Kitting out your backpacking gear closet for the first time is pricey. Just getting together the basics—tent, sleeping bag, and backpack—can easily run upwards of $1,000 if you aren’t careful. For ...

Mesh window, plenty of room, and a rainfly for wet nights outside. A durable and versatile tent that packs well and holds up to three seasons of weather, kids, dogs, and travel. With camping being one ...

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One of the biggest obstacles facing first-time winter tent buyers is cost. Four-season tents are typically more expensive than three-season tents, even though they are likely to get less use. To start ...

Whether you want to get outside with your family or a group of friends, an 8-person tent will bring you closer together for a memorable camping experience. While these larger tents aren't the best ...

Our testing group spanned the country, in wilderness areas from Maine to Hawaii. Testers come from a variety of backgrounds, genders, and professions, from public school teachers to park rangers. Over ...