Berghaus’ Adhara Family Tent range sits in the brand’s larger, family-focused line-up, competing with big living-space models from Vango and Eurohike. These are the sort of tents aimed at longer campsite stays rather than quick overnighters, with options spanning smaller family sizes through to proper “group” pitches. The “Nightfall” variants are geared towards darker sleeping areas, which can make mornings calmer for kids (and anyone who doesn’t want sunrise beaming through the bedroom).

Nightfall vs Air — which style suits your camping?

Nightfall models focus on reducing light in the sleeping pods, while “Air” versions use inflatable beams instead of traditional poles, cutting down on fiddly setup and making pitching less of a two-person wrestling match. The bigger 700/700XL options are about separating sleep and living zones so wet coats, chairs and bags don’t end up in the bedrooms.

• Sizes: 300, 500, 700 and 700XL options to match your group and pitch space.
• Frame choice: Air-beam models for quicker pitching; pole models for a more traditional setup.