4 Person Blue Pop-Up Tent
£33.99
Pitch in seconds, pack up in minutes. Shop pop up tents in 2, 3 and 4 man sizes at Summit. Perfect for festivals, beach days and weekend getaways.
This is again my second one, great value for money, comfortable used in all weather’s prior. Plenty of space to move around inside quick and easy to set up 5 minutes max.
Verified Customer
Really good quality for a fraction of the price compared to other brands. Brought mine for fishing bait and another for spares which I could leave in the back of the car when fishing. They stack on top of one another which is handy for storage. Feel nice and strong and not in any way heavy.
Verified Customer
Lightweight and comfortable. The quality that I was hoping to get. Affordable.
Verified Customer
These chairs are brilliant. I found them to be quite comfortable and very sturdy, the moment you put your weight on them they instantly anchor to the floor. They are nicely packed away in the bag provided and just what you need from a folding chair.
Verified Customer
This camping chair is great it’s a massive improvement compared to a standard camping chair. Chair is extremely lightweight and the extra padding makes it nice and comfortable. Definitely worth the extra few quid. Comes with a really good quality carry bag with strap.
Verified Customer
Arriving at a festival in the dark with a tent you have never put up before is a rite of passage nobody enjoys twice. A pop up tent takes that problem away. Unpack it, let it spring into shape, peg it down and you are done, usually inside a minute.
Our 2 man pop up tent suits couples and solo campers who want somewhere to sleep and space for a bag, and our 4 man pop up tent gives you room to sit up, spread out and keep kit out of the rain. Both fold flat into a round carry bag, which is what makes them easy to walk in with when the car park is a field away from your pitch.
They are built for festivals, beach days and weekends away rather than winter expeditions. That is the trade off with any pop up design: you get speed and portability instead of the space and headroom you would get from a larger dome tent. For most UK trips, that is the right side of the trade.
The one thing worth practising is folding it back down. It looks awkward the first time and takes about ten seconds once you know the twist, so it is worth a dry run in the garden before you go.
Pack a sleeping bag and camping mat to go inside, spare tent pegs and guy ropes in case the ground is hard, and a camping lantern so you can find your way back to it. Need more space? Look at our family and dome tents, or browse all tents and shelters.
Take the pegs out, stand the tent on one edge and fold it flat so the poles sit on top of each other. Then hold the top, twist your hands in opposite directions and let it collapse into two or three overlapping circles. It resists the first time and takes seconds once you know the movement, so practise at home before you rely on it in a field.
Yes, for the kind of camping most people do. They are well suited to festivals, campsites and weekends away in normal UK weather. They are not the right choice for winter camping or exposed spots where you need the strength and headroom of a proper dome tent.
Tent capacities describe how many people fit lying side by side with no room spare, so most campers size up. A 2 man pop up tent works well for one person with kit or two travelling light, and a 4 man gives two people room to sit up and store bags properly.
They are designed to keep rain out, and the hydrostatic head rating on each product page tells you how much. Pegging the tent out properly makes more difference than people expect, because a taut flysheet sheds water instead of holding it. Check the rating against the time of year you will use it.
Almost always, and they are one of the most popular choices in a festival campsite because they go up in seconds when you arrive tired. Check the individual event rules on size, and take the tent home with you afterwards rather than leaving it behind.