AC Tent Camping To Glamping - How I cool a tent down to 68 degrees when it's over 90 degrees outside

[@intentsglamping]

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[@keithclark486]

The coolest part of this video is You replied to all the comments.

[@intentsglamping]

Keith, I really try to answer all the questions as possible. Trying to show, share and teach people about all the camping and glamping possibilities, especially tents. The air tube tents have been the rage in Europe for the last 5-10 years because Europeans will camp for 2-4 weeks, when Americans only camp for 1-2 days. We welcome to the channel thirsty learners who want to have longer and better outdoor experiences with their family and friends. We get a few odd/strange comments about "this isn't camping" but we think those people just don't take the time to read that this is "not a basic, primitive, or technical camping channel - its about luxury air tent family glamping. Please subscribe, share, like and ask questions - thx.

[@JudiChristopher]

YES... That is very NICE of him... I agree.

[@intentsglamping]

@@JudiChristopher :-) Please share.

[@cynthiaogrey4330]

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[@Stay4_Awhile]

Yes I agree camping is about enjoying the comfort of being outdoors. We started with a smaller tent and sleeping on the cold hard ground. Leveled up and got a bigger tent, air mattress, electricity onsite for plugins, then people were saying that’s glamping lol. But I say why not be comfortable while we are out camping and enjoying ourselves 🤷🏿‍♀️ 😊

[@intentsglamping]

You're a perfect example of getting started in camping and then adding more things or changing your camping into glamping. Thx for watching the channel and please share. Let us know what other things you would like to learn about camping or glamping.

[@RopeDad1]

In highschool I had a smaller tent “2 person” - when we went shopping for camping gear we bought a 10 person ozark trail tent for 100$, two chairs with coolers, cot with air matteress, loads of lights and string lights, and a bunch of extras… some people have already joked about us glamping but whatever. Both of us and both of our pets are as happy as can be when we show up to the lake

[@robinruth3141]

You certainly won me over! This is exactly what I need to get my wife to go camping (glamping)!

[@intentsglamping]

Robin - awesome to hear. I was just trying some things and it worked really well. It all starts with the right tent. I will have more videos coming out shortly using a window AC 5K BTU running off a generator so make sure to subscribe.

[@robinruth3141]

@@intentsglamping sounds great! Thank you sir!

[@willduke69]

You don't have a tent.. Brother you got a 2 bedroom Apartment. Lol.. I love it.. Lol

[@intentsglamping]

Too funny! One of my next videos is our largest air tent with eleven tinted windows! This one has six windows. Thx.

[@ThePearlist1]

Agree!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@spencerhasty200]

@@intentsglamping what does a tent like this cost?

[@intentsglamping]

@@spencerhasty200 Spencer that tent is roughly in the $700-$800 range before vestibule. The vestibule that is either mesh is about $175 and Clear windows is about $200. I highly recommend full ground sheet and carpeting for about $150. Those are pricing estimates as it depends on what model year you buy (this is a 2019 I believe) and who you buy it from. I reviewed and shopped several hundred 4 person berth tents before buying this one. Kampa is one of the top manufacturers in the world.

[@pastelskies8466]

willie Duke: better known as a nylon condo. lol

[@adntigger71015]

This is EXACTLY what I started doing last year as well! Fiance is hot as a wolf and we live in high humidity so he refuses to do much in the summer. Bought the EZ Camp Tempest 600 inflatable for the ease of setup and those windows. We then just bring our 750 sqft portable ac. It's WONDERFUL. Now I can show this video to my friends to show them I'm not insane 🤣

[@intentsglamping]

That is too funny. Yes the EZ camp tempest I am familiar with it. Please share with all your friends. Make sure to watch the video on which generator to own and use. And if you want some thing really crazy watch our video on how to bake a thanksgiving dinner for 12 out of a cardboard box - that will have your friend totally losing it! Thx.

[@Thinkforyourselves64]

What kind of A.C. Is that? I’m actually thinking a battery-operated A.C. might be best for me with all the crowds this year; may have to boondock.

[@intentsglamping]

@@Thinkforyourselves64 There is a link up above. Just go to it. Don't waste your money on the portable personal coolers that sell for under $100. And no real AC units can run on battery unless they are power stations with several 1000 watts. I will do a video later this summer with a 5K BTU window unit running using the generator I recommend in the Must Have generator video.

[@AquaTech225]

@@intentsglamping just looked into these tents. Looks like the manufacturer discontinued them unfortunately

[@intentsglamping]

@@AquaTech225 After five years of buying and using inflatable luxury tents, I have to say the longest running models - with minor changes - are the Kampa's. They've offered the Brean style for 8-10 years and in inflatable for the last 5ish. There have been some minor modifications since Dometic bought Kampa and I think they are trying to make the Kampa line a less expensive inflatable model and their Dometic tents high end. I would make sure to buy from a tent company that is really committed to inflatable tents and their models - outwell, kampa, vango and a few others.

[@benjaminpettibone4254]

Last year I set up a screened 6 person tent with velcro privacy closures and used a 5,000 btu air conditioner at the corner of the entry door (splits down the middle with a zipper) to keep it cool. Also ran a household fan to circulate the air inside the tent. Worked well even into the 90’s, kept my clothing and sleeping bag dry and made for some enjoyable camping. Going to do the same this year too.

[@intentsglamping]

Benjamin - sounds like a great plan. I will have a video out in a few weeks using a 5K window ac with a generator. Stay tuned and subscribe. Thx

[@theparamedicyakker5539]

We live in Texas, and are State Park Pass holders. We have a big family and enjoy tent glamping. But Texas heat makes sleeping at night in a tent almost impossible for us. I have a window unit for each tent we own. I use a heavy duty reflective tarp on top of the each tent and then place the rain fly on top of that. I usually try to get a campsite under some trees for some added shade as well. But those reflective tarps work great. Keep heat out and keep the cold air in. At night you will need an extra blanket to stay warm. And that's with Texas night heat.

[@intentsglamping]

Sounds like great glamping! What are your favorite Texas State Parks? Let me know what other ideas about glamping you want to see - our websites is intentsglampingusa.com and I'm working to share ideas and where to get the best glamping stuff. Thx

[@TheeAutumnOne]

We used our first window unit for camping July 4th in Ga with record high temperatures. Works great!! We needed blankets too. Wish we could get electric in the smoky mountains so we can use a heater in cold months!

[@CampingTherapy]

That worked out really good. I'm still deciding what kind of air conditioner to put in my tiny camper.

[@molliecornwell8569]

So you do or don’t use an air conditioner with the reflective tarp? Is this reflective tarp just a silver top tarp or ‘special reflective’ tarp?

[@theparamedicyakker5539]

@@molliecornwell8569 we use the ac unit and insulate the tent bascially by using the heavy duty sun tarp. They are suusally brown on onw side and silver on the other. I buy them at Harbour Freight or Walmart.

[@derekdavis6508]

I don't mind being hot, but when I sleep I gotta have it like a meat locker.

[@intentsglamping]

Derek, I totally agree. The coldest setting that is on this AC unit is 68 and with it pulling out all the humidity it felt like a meat locker all day and night long. I use this AC/Heater unit in my garage and thought I would just test it. Wow, I was blown away how awesome it worked. Btw, the next video is how to power things - what is the best generator - I have found and use to power AC/Heaters, etc. Hope you enjoy. Thx.

[@intentsglamping]

Here is the generator video link - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWiamWOnjtaKbLM - let me know what you think.

[@annieolender5160]

Me too otherwise I wake up so stuffy

[@jtnaehring9670]

Just bought a black and decker 8000 btu ac and she rips! I live in Cincinnati so it gets into the low 90s in the summer and my room is nice and cool at 68 at night!

[@intentsglamping]

@@jtnaehring9670 sounds awesome! The unit I show also has a 10K BTU heater so it's good for all seasons. Are you using the AC unit in a tent or just your room?

[@sandracimonetti5307]

I used a 5000 btu window air conditioner in a 8 man Cabela tent 10 years ago at Myrtle Beach in July. I set it on a plastic crate at the back door. It worked great.

[@intentsglamping]

Sandra, thanks for sharing. I have a brand new 5000BTU window unit that I bought last year but then the temp went down. I will be testing and video taping that later on this year. Part of the trick with AC'ing a tent is the ability to seal it up. Most american tents have too much mesh or they don't seal or you still have to use a rain fly. The tents I show don't need rain flys and you have windows to see out which makes them great for glamping. Thx

[@jdillard343434]

Ocean lakes

[@Sortawickid]

Lakewood🤘🏕

[@blackestcat-ce4zc]

I like that title!!! Lol lol - it's funny how we want to be outside, but we don't!! 🤣 I'm all for this kinda camping!! Your wife is a lucky woman👍😎😎😎

[@intentsglamping]

Thx and totally agree about not wanting the bad stuff outside - humidity, bugs, weather, cold, windy, rainy, etc. That is why I started this channel and website intentsglampingusa.com to show people how to experience the outdoors with the comfort of indoors. I appreciate your comments - hoped you subscribed and share and let me know what other kinds of tent glamping videos you want to see. Thx.

[@jermsman18]

Awesome setup. More people need to know about this option before they just give up and get a monster rv.

[@intentsglamping]

Thanks and that is why I started this channel and the website intentsglampingusa.com to teach people what is available. Please share with others and let me know what other information or videos you want to see.

[@intentsglamping]

Here is the generator video link - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWiamWOnjtaKbLM - let me know what you think.

[@y2k448]

Great set up but I'll take my monster RV.....

[@bandcmusicadventuresports]

Hi! How did you connect the AC plug? Did you use an extension cord or directly to the outlet? Thank you

[@tiffanikeyes4269]

We just returned from our first camping trip in the new Wittering 6! We bought the same AC unit as yours. Can I say GAME CHANGER!! It stayed 70 in our tent plus it rained everyday….storms one night. We stayed dry and comfortable! Thank you so much for sharing!! This has changed our way of camping.

[@intentsglamping]

Tiffany, how much fun and excitement and your experience makes the work, time and money we have spent on our own so worth it. The Wittering 6 is a big, beautiful and gorgeous tent loaded with quality and features quite similar to the Hayling line of tents! You have now experienced what our KZbin Channel, website (intentsglampingusa.com) and community are all about - how to make camping more enjoyable, comfortable and fun - no matter the weather, temperature or situation - welcome to InTents Glamping! Please share, like and leaver more comments or questions and help us teach more campers about how to transform their camping. Did you get the "Air" version and where did you purchase the tent?

[@tiffanikeyes4269]

We did not go with the air. The pole version was cheaper and was “easier on our budget”. We are now looking at ordering the Brean 3 to take to Yellowstone.

[@intentsglamping]

@@tiffanikeyes4269 Yes the "pole versions" can be 40-50% cheaper than the "air" equivalent and that is mostly from economies of scale of production and materials costs being a little higher. Over time those numbers will even out as air tents continue to sell faster than pole versions. Regarding the Kampa Brean 3, there have been slight variation changes between the '19 '20 and '21 so make sure to look at the schematics and even chat/talk with whoever you buy your tent from. There are some nice packages for the '19 and '20. And those years you can still get the pole or air extension which is really really nice. I'm not seeing the extension on the '21 as Dometic has bought Kampa. Also, if you ever wanted a Technical Cotton (the most expensive material) you can still buy a '20 Air TC with Extension - a big budget but an amazing tent in 3 or 4 person for 10-20 years. Let us know what you got! Great glamping!

[@tiffanikeyes4269]

Thank you for all that great information!! Do you have a particular company in the UK you prefer? One other question. How do people stay in these tents WITHOUT an AC? There is not a whole lot of ventilation.

[@intentsglamping]

@@tiffanikeyes4269 in Texas most people don't camp between the Memorial and Labor Day as it is just too hot. And a lot of mesh is not the answer as our REI Kingdome Six is half mesh on the front but you have to keep the rain fly on it because it can rain any time especially a stray thundershower in the middle of the night. I think that is why this video has hundreds of thousands of views and more viewers keep coming. One thing we do is use a "cannon" fan from Ryobi with their lithium ion battery packs. It's a huge fan 18" and runs for about 14 hours on their big batteries (we either bring several batteries or recharge) and the fan also runs on electricity - here's the link - amzn.to/3wnNXAp. We use the Ryobi platform for lights, fans, chain saws, and inverters, etc for camping/glamping. Regarding buying tents, we used to have a link to Camping World UK but they are changing their affiliate program right now. We buy most of our tents from them or outdoorxl.com. They both have different deals and have inventory from different models/years. Make sure to look closely as Kampa has changed the design of the Brean 3 which affects the ventilation. One last hack - put your fan next to the mesh pushing the air out - that will pull fresh air in.

[@michaelgallagher8400]

Thanks for the vid. My wife loves glamping, but she has MS which makes the heat a challenge. I was concerned we'd be in trouble with a beach campout, but I think we'll do fine with 12,000 btu's in my Arizona GT 12 after watching this! PS- I bought some portable, rechargeable fans that run about $20-30 on a certain site. They got good reviews so I got one to test, then three more when they lived up to expectations for those nights that don't need as much fire power or you don't have 120 V. They'll run for 8 hrs. on med speed, stand on a table or hang from a built in hook.

[@intentsglamping]

Michael, I have to tell you that you and your family are the reason I started this channel and have spent a ton of money researching, testing and putting videos together to help everyone enjoy camping more. So many people don't know or are not sensitive to understand that every body can't go "roughing it" but they still want to enjoy the outdoors. They can just go camping like I did with my son in the 100 degree heat a few weeks ago for seven days. But my wife would never tolerate that kind of heat. Great to hear about your ideas and strategies on keeping things cool. I'm just about to publish a brand new video on the cheapest way to ac a tent. It will launch some time this week - make sure to subscribe and watch as I use a window unit connected to a generator Thx for your comments and ideas.

[@luciac.419]

Hi can you tell me the name (brand) of those portable rechargeable fans that you purchased please

[@intentsglamping]

@@luciac.419 which portable fans are you talking about? In this video or another one?

[@michaelgallagher8400]

Amacool makes the fans. $16 now! Learned a lesson though...12,000 btu a/c needs a 10-12 guage cord. Got it going though! Keep posting, brother!

[@luciac.419]

@@intentsglamping It was the one Michael Gallagher mentioned in his comment (he did answer the question though) Thank you for the info!

[@CurmudgeonExtraordinaire]

Sorry for the length of this post... It started out to be just a quick reply, but then I quickly evolved into something more... Hopefully, it will be of help to others who might consider trying to choose an air-conditioner for a tent... I have one of the Ozark Trail cheap tents from Wal-Mart. I bought it a few (19) years ago before I flew my plane to the EAA airshow at Oshkosh. It worked well enough with a queen size air mattress for 1 person. It is supposedly a *4* person tent, but they would have to be REALLY good friends (i.e. maybe 1 guy plus 3 slim girls). Of course, I had no electricity at Oshkosh since I did not have the payload / room in my plane to put my generator in it. I have not used the tent since because my wife has no desire to give up her air-conditioning since we live in the Gulf Coast region of Texas (high humidity and high temperatures even at night). As I was searching around my garage for something yesterday, I stumbled across the tent in its bag sitting on the back of a shelf. The handles of the bag disintegrated as soon as I touched them and the fabric of the bag had burst at the seams in a couple of places, so I figured the tent was probably also trash and should throw it away. I removed the tent from the bag and noticed that the fabric still seemed good, so I decided to set it up to give it a closer examination and to see if all the parts were still there (no instruction sheet on how to set it up though). Since I happened to have a "portable" air-conditioner unit sitting around this I had bought for use with my generator during hurricanes when the power goes out, I decided to see what it would do inside this 8x8 tent. Of course, having the tent inside the house is not quite the same as having it outside, but I figured that it would at least show me what sort of temperature differential it could attain. One of the problems with that type of "portable" air-conditioner unit is that it a really poor design for an air-conditioner if it just has a single exhaust hose and no intake hose. With a single exhaust hose, it uses the air from inside the cooled space to cool the compressor, which is then exhausted outside the space via the exhaust hose. This creates a negative pressure area in the cooled space, so it will try to equalize the pressure by replenishing the air via whatever air leaks you might have in your cooled space (e.g. tent). As such, it is sucking in the warm outside air into the tent via any mesh panels or zippers that the tent might have. With a double hose unit, it uses the outside air via the intake hose to cool the compressor and exhausts the heated air via the exhaust hose. As such, it is not affecting the pressure inside the space, so no warm air gets sucked into the space. You still might have air leakage, but it's not a forced air leakage like happens when the single house unit is basically pumping warm outside air into the space. On my first test of the "portable" air-conditioner in the tent, I just used the tent as it was manufactured, including the rain fly (although I did allow the rain fly to just lay over the top of the tent to restrict the airflow somewhat). It did not take long to get an 8F temperature drop in the tent (compared to the temperature of the room in which the tent was set up), but it never went below that. I figured that it had reached an equilibrium with the amount of air that was getting sucked into the tent or just seeping out through the mesh panels and that was the best it was going to do, so I decided to make the tent a bit more airtight. I took an unused white canvas painter's tarp that I had bought from Harbor Freight awhile back for use in backdrops for passport and visa photos and Zoom video conferences and draped it over the tent. The canvas tarp completely went from side to side over the top, but not so from front to back, so there was still some area that was not covered. I got inside the tent and turned on the air-conditioner. It did not take very long before I noticed the floor of the tent starting to bulge up and not too long after that, the walls started shrinking inwards quite a bit. Basically, I was shrink wrapping myself inside the tent. This proved quite graphically that this type of air-conditioner unit does most definitely cause air to be drawn in from the outside to make up for the air that it has already cooled and is then used to cool the compressor. As such, I would highly recommend that anyone considering putting an air-conditioner in a tent to use one of the double hose units or (even better) one of the window mount units with an appropriate modification to your tent to allow for the unit to be outside the tent or if the tent already has an air-conditioning port for a window mount unit. Oh, and by the way, the "portable" units are called "portable" because they have some small wheels mounted on the bottom. These wheels are good for moving the unit from room to room in a house if you have very flat and smooth surface, but for camping (or even moving it across a driveway), you would probably either end up carrying it or using a hand truck (bigger wheels). As such, a window unit is just as portable.

[@intentsglamping]

GOM, thanks for your thoughts and comments. I agree with a lot of things you stated. A couple of things. First I discuss in the video the ventilation that I keep above the door at in the back as you do need some air flow. I agree on the double hose and the efficiency, however I couldn't find a quality (key word) AC unit that was cost effective. I know this one is about $400 but it is a high BTU 14K AND heater 10K BTU. Although this test far exceed my wildest expectations for keeping it cool - it also dramatically reduced the humidity and made the air really crisp - nothing like sleeping in crisp cool fresh air. I will be doing another video using an affordable ($150) window unit in a three person tent in the next month or so (we are just about at 100 degrees consistently) to show peolpe how to do this. Also, I hate (really hate) rain flys - they shroud, suffocate and you can't see out. I will not do anything to block our windows except use the curtains inside for privacy. Thx for your comments - please subscribe, share and send more questions.

[@CurmudgeonExtraordinaire]

@@intentsglamping -- I'm in the Gulf Coast region of Texas, so we don't really need heaters... I'm more likely to have the air-conditioning running in my house during the "winter" than I am the furnace... Our houses have the smallest available furnace in them and it puts out about 10 times the BTUs that we might actually need in a winter... The "portable" unit like you have might be rated at 14K BTUs (mine is 13K BTUs), but I have to wonder how much of that is wasted by using the cooled air to cool the compressor and then replacing it with the hot air from outside. I have not done extensive testing on comparing the portable unit vs the window unit, but my gut feeling so far is that the 6K window unit cools as well, if not better than, the 13K "portable" single hose unit. Personally, I don't have any desire to look outside the tent. I just use the tent as a place to sleep, so I have no problem with the rain flies and in fact wish that they would block more light so I could sleep later in the morning if I so desired. I was thinking about using my tent for a trip to Sturgis for the bike rally this year after I discovered how much the actual hotels are charging for their rooms during the events ($400+ for a room that normally goes for maybe $70)... One of the residents in Sturgis is renting spaces in their yard for the people who want to tent camp and they say that you can run an extension cord to have electricity for your tent site (and they don't have a problem with you running an air-conditioner in your tent). So, when I stumbled across the tent in my garage yesterday while searching for something else, I decided to give it a try to see how well it would work. I'm surprised that it is still in good shape after having sat around for 19 years.

[@intentsglamping]

@@CurmudgeonExtraordinaire Sounds like you got a plan and know what to do. Good luck with your tent and trip.

[@CurmudgeonExtraordinaire]

@@intentsglamping -- Don't know if I'll get motivated enough for the trip... Hard to get motivated to do *anything* at my age... :) The fact that it is in the upper 90Fs and the heat index is high (106F yesterday) due to the humidity, doesn't really help with the motivation... :)

[@intentsglamping]

@@CurmudgeonExtraordinaire here is my motto - you can be fuddy but not duddy - go for it. Then let us know how it turns out.

[@jchock1]

You are a man ahead of your time sir. That is genius!

[@intentsglamping]

Jchock1 - okay that might be might favorite comment in the last 12 months! I appreciate it. I'm busting my butt (I run two other companies) to share and show people the coolest (yeah literally) ideas and strategies to transform camping to glamping. It has cost me a ton of money and time but comments like yours really make it worth it. Please share, subscribe, keep comment and leaving questions what you want to know more about. I have to be honest, my most innovative video is feeding 12 people for Thanksgiving full courses with baked Turkey out of a $5 dollar Uhaul cardboard box. That video doesn't get the traction this one does but no one on the internet has done that one - make sure to check it out and watch all my videos. The next one is on the best generator for off grid camping, glamping and survival! Thanks again!

[@Wade6854]

Awesome! I feel ya. I am going to do this with my Kodiak canvas tent. It has canvas zip windows. COOL, pun intended

[@intentsglamping]

Luv it! Let us know how it turns out. The Kodiaks are great tents as most are designed for the true 4 seasons (strong enough to hold snow). Thx

[@luciac.419]

Thanks for the vid! I thought many times about doing this myself. I love camping & kinda hate not using all that wasted summer time when I could be outdoors camping. But ofc tent camping in the thick heat of summer also sucks. I am saving this vid bc the comments are actually pretty good with some camping ideas too 👍🏼

[@intentsglamping]

Thx - make sure to watch the latest video - Your Wife Is Till Hot Camping - that has a ton of ideas, tips, and different ac and generator.

[@eddiezorro1]

I LOVE IT. I Need One to Go Camping with my 3 nieces and wife.

[@intentsglamping]

Edward - thx for the compliment. Yes this would be a great tent for three kids and two adults or look at the bigger ones we have in our videos. All of the tents in these videos are inflatables that come from the UK/Europe as air tents aren't sold in the US. If budget is not an issue my video Tent Mahal is a beyond gorgeous tent for six and has eleven tinted windows. Outwell does not make that model any more but they have several similar. Let us know which tent you get.

[@samTollefson]

Many years ago I made an enclosure around the front of a window A/C unit that I had 10' outside the tent connected to the tent with 2 lengths of flex duct. It was much quieter being away from the tent and it did a good job of cooling the tent but because of it having to run almost continuously it seriously dried out the air in the tent to the point where your throat and mouth were uncomfortably dry. I scrapped the idea for that tent but tried it later in a canvas tent with a canvas drop cloth over it and it worked much better much more comfortable.

[@intentsglamping]

Sam, great to hear your idea. I had this AC unit in my garage for the hot summers where I have my golf simulator and HD giant screen so I thought I would try it. I will have a video out shortly about using a window unit and how well it worked. The one problem with having an ac unit away from your tent is keeping it dry or away from the elements. It rained while I was testing the window unit but it stayed dry. Thx for your comments and thoughts - please subscribe and share.

[@rickybreaux2607]

We tent camped for 6 years with a window unit a/c. Key west in July was sooooo hot outside we didn’t even make coffee. 🤪 have a 100,000 plus class b van and miss the tent camping .

[@intentsglamping]

Ricky - awesome - wow a $100K B van I'll bet that is sweet. We will be testing a 5K BTU window unit later this summer running off a generator. I totally get the RVs for all the comfort and amenities - at the same time the air tents coming out of the UK and other countries (as shown in our videos) are 10X better than what is being sold in the states. That's about to change though. Thx for your comments and please subscribe, like and share.

[@thomasdipaolo2349]

Been using ac & heat tent for 25+ yrs. With a relatively inexpensive 8 x 8 tents. Bought in usa and made in china like most. Nofhing as elaborate as your tent in video. Thanks for the video

[@intentsglamping]

Thomas, love hearing about your experience. Sounds like you've been glamping for a long time. And yes I grew up with the Kmart and inexpensive Coleman tents and gear starting 50 years ago! There is nothing wrong with those tents, they just don't have the features and functions of the tents coming out of europe. Make sure to watch the "Tent Mahal" as that is our biggest and baddest tent. thx again

[@lear60man]

Did I miss the part about what powers it? Current bush.....Generator...110v outlet on a tree? Im assuming this is a regular campground with power. Im going to do this with my generator and mini AC unit this week and see how I like it.

[@intentsglamping]

in that video - RV hookup. In other videos generator. There is a whole video on which generator to pick and why out of thousands of choices.

[@lear60man]

@@intentsglamping Thanks for the reply!

[@susancoghill4103]

I needed this for my husband. He hates to sleep in the heat. I grew up without air conditioning in Oklahoma. So I’m okay with it.

[@intentsglamping]

Susan, trying to sleep or camp when it is hot and muggy is just miserable. I don't mind that when we are scouting or I'm camping with guys but my wife and son don't love it and it makes them want to come home after a night or two. On this particular trip/video I think we glamped for 6-7 days at 68 degrees - it was awesome. Thanks for your comments. Please share and let me know other things about family tent glamping you want to know about. Thx.

[@susancoghill4103]

@@intentsglamping I bought my husband an xl zero gravity recliner for Christmas. I’m hopeful that if he can recline and be comfy, he will want to get out more. I also put a portable potty in a privacy tent within our big tent. I’m pregnant and have three little kids. It was a game changer last time we went.

[@intentsglamping]

@@susancoghill4103 Sounds like you are learning how to go from camping in tents to InTents Glamping - keep it up. Please share and let us know what other tent glamping things you want to see or know about. Thx

[@intentsglamping]

Here is the generator video link - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWiamWOnjtaKbLM - let me know what you think.

[@JohnSmith-db2oc]

Half the time i go camping in south FLA during the summer with a sleeping pad and mosquito net. You dont need any of this crap. The only reason to take a tent is if there is over 50% chance of rain.

[@pamhowe2240]

Oh my gosh we are heading to Tofino on Vancouver Island tomorrow I want this tent on the beach in Tofino because I am a princess 😀😀😀🇨🇦

[@intentsglamping]

Pam, yes you will definitely want a tent with windows and no rain fly where you are going! Check out all our videos to see the latest "air tent glaimping " tents we use when we go family glamping! Thx.

[@doylemurphy152]

I work at Eagle Bluff Resorts on the Illinois River near Tahlequah Oklahoma. We have 95+ degree temps during the summer. I found at night while camping, a fan will work just fine.

[@intentsglamping]

Totally agree with you when we go camping. My son and I are going this weekend and only taking a 3 person backpacking tent with a Ryobi lithium ion fan and 9ah battery packs. When we go glamping and want to entertain and be in the tent in and out during the day and it's 95 outside and can get to 100 inside the AC is amazing.

[@dreamlookautodetailingauto3353]

Did not hear or see how you are powering up the AC unit? Is there a generator? If so what size?

[@intentsglamping]

In this video I'm using the RV hookup up 30 amp. In other videos I use a generator. Make sure to get the new book Camping, Glamping & Bushcraft 101 as there is a ton of content on power - hookups, generators, solar, etc. Here's the link - amzn.to/3xc7xp9. There are three different formats and the brand new Camping Planner Journal and Logbook just launched - amzn.to/3Yritdx. Enjoy and let us know what you learned and used.

[@TexasBeekeeper]

Yes sir! We've been doing this for probably 10-15 years. You just cant comfortably camp in Texas during the Summer without it. It gets cold in there. It's like staying in a hotel where you crank up the AC.

[@TheDoIcan]

Which tent are you using?

[@TexasBeekeeper]

@@TheDoIcan We've been using the coleman 8 person Instant Tent.

[@EXMORr]

Camping at The NJ Shore Points on Route 9 Outside of Sea Isle New Jersey At a Campground Called Pine Haven Camping Resort In The 80's . I Had an 8 Person Coleman Tent That I Used an 8000BTU Window Air-Conditioner To Make it Possible To Be Very Enjoyable Both During The Day and Must Important To Be Able To Sleep in an Area That Gets Very Humid at Night .

[@intentsglamping]

EXMORr - sounds like you had a great plan! One of the first tents I had as a boy scout were Colemans. I like the colemans but they don't have windows to see out of like the tents coming out of Europe now. thx for sharing please subscribe and watch more videos.

[@mikeswildoutdoors7279]

Great video and info, I purchased the Otter insulated Monster Lodge, it's an ice fishing tent has 8 windows about 9'x14' a door at each end, I use the Midea U 8,000 BTU AC unit, works great! to run this I built a rather large solar generator using 4 Battleborn 100 Amp Hr lithium ion phosphate batteries, Victron charge controller, a 3,000 to 6,000 surge pure sine wave inverter with 4 Sunpower 170 watt panels.

[@intentsglamping]

Mike, - darn that's way above my pay grade. Plus I have people freak out by simply cooling (or heating) my tents! 🙂 Actually I have a Midea 5K btu window unit that I had cooling a tent last year and will work to get a video out soon. I like the solar gen system you put together and using the lithium batteries. I have the Ryobi 4 brick 6ah 40V power station that produces about 3k watts, but I have to use a generator, car, or hookup. The power station is great for at 10pm when you have to turn engines off in parks to let it run things for several hours. Thx for your input and ideas. also, watch the other vids and provide feedback.

[@radram157]

Ohh I need that solar generator! How's your tent, can one person set it up?

[@peoepepepepepeoepepeprpepe6031]

😱🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽wow camping in another level, great VIDEO

[@cjhan47]

Because of this video, I got the Kampa Hayling 6 air pro and I hope it works the same way.

[@intentsglamping]

We love our Hayling 4 and the 6 will give you that much more room. Make sure to get the mesh/clear front vestibule. We use the mesh in the summer time (see most videos) and then I just added the clear plastic panel one for the fall. I will show that in the next video using a heater and inverter generator. Please share and help get other people to the channel and let me know how your glamping in the Kampa goes.

[@intentsglamping]

Here is the generator video link - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWiamWOnjtaKbLM - let me know what you think.

[@anylookup]

I'm wondering how it would work with their new TC (technical cotton) fabric and whether it would be pointless to run an air conditioner inside due to breathability of thins new material - anyone's tried it even in a different TC tent?

[@intentsglamping]

David, I own Technical Cotton tents. And have used them in the summer and winter. The breathability and the temperature difference between TC and taffeta (poly) is negligible. It might be f-10 degrees. What is interesting is that tents with TC are usually high end tents which means you can pick up many more features. Like more panels or air venting, more windows/doors with mesh, etc. I will have a video coming out soon showing our Kampa Brean 3 TC with the extended inflatable two massive window canopy. Btw, make sure to subscribe as the new book Camping Glamping Bushcraft 101 is about to be launched.

[@JoeSmith-gw6hc]

Dang that's a nice set up.

[@intentsglamping]

Thanks Joe! Make sure to subscribe and share.

[@brentjones1765]

I could live in that that's cool how long do the windows stay clear

[@intentsglamping]

Brent - we'be been camping/glamping for over five years with inflatables and the windows have stayed clear - they do get a little wrinkled just like the fabric but once you have windows in your tent you will never go back to the claustrophobic tents they sell in the states

[@brentjones1765]

Thanks for the reply we're going to check into one of them

[@intentsglamping]

@@brentjones1765 Make sure to watch all my videos as we have about five tents/inflatables that we camp/glamp with and we have spent probably a 1000 hours researching buying and using. You want to get the right features and functions for how you want to camp and also the climate. For example we love our huge Vango 600xl but only for late fall and early spring. The Haylings and Kampas are great for air flow in the summer. Good luck let us know what decision you make.

[@briangrogan910]

That is awesome! I have the same portable ac unit. I brought it camping in June in Texas last year and forgot the discharge hose! Epic fail! This inspires me to try again and not forget the hose.

[@intentsglamping]

Brian, I'm so glad I inspired you. Please subscribe and share. Also, check out our website at intentsglampingusa.com for more ideas. I have dozens of videos coming out soon so give me comments on what else you want to see. Thx

[@theparamedicyakker5539]

Our Texas State Parks get hot here in the summertime. It's nearly impossible to camp without a AC unit. We window unit it for sure.

[@intentsglamping]

Here is the generator video link - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWiamWOnjtaKbLM - let me know what you think.

[@Kevin-zh8bj]

Dude you got the Taj Mahal tents I love it

[@intentsglamping]

Kevin - this is not the tent mahal - I have done that video - you have to watch it as our Tent Mahal tent has 11 tinted windows and three large zones - its crazy. We've entertained 12 people in our tent at one time! Thx for watching - please subscribe and share.

[@jasntrace1971]

Great vid! Just 1 thing, sunlight carries heat and is the enemy of air conditioning. Put a tarp off the side of your beautiful setup to block most or all of the direct sunlight from going through you nice windows, unless you can somehow double glaze the clear part of the window. Regards, Jas. vk4fjgs Rockhampton Queensland Australia

[@intentsglamping]

Jas S yes that's a smart idea! The air tube tent in this video and others all have curtains you can tab or zip up and that really blocks the sun. For the ultimate our "Tent Mahal" see the video to see the large tent has a reversible cover. One side is black to absorb heat for the winter and the other side is shiny metalic to deflect the heat! That is InTents Glamping. In this video once the temp got down to 68 (with almost no humidity in the tent) it was almost too cold. The AC unit removed the humidity and it was not only cold but crisp like a wonderful winter day - but you could still hear all the bull frogs, crickets, birds and night sounds that you don't during winter camping. It was such an awesome experience. Please share and let me know what other things you want to know/see/learn from our channel - thx.

[@achirichello1208]

Tarp master!💋

[@BryanKale777]

I haven't tried it yet but I have a small portable air conditioner like that and I also have a 2000 watt generator I think I'm going to give it a go it's 100° for the next week

[@intentsglamping]

Bryan, it sounds like you have the power gear and ac the next most important is a tent that you can seal up. Our REI kingdome 6 doesn't work as there is too much mesh. Let us know how it goes and what you learn.

[@cjhan47]

Funny thing. I was looking to get AC for a tent literally because I was considering buying this type of tent. thanks for the video. I was actually considering buying a couples camper but given the amount of camping we actually do, it was hard to justify the price. But for what we intend to do this is the perfect setup for us.

[@intentsglamping]

Great hear. Let me know other things you want to see or know about glamping.

[@intentsglamping]

Here is the link to the B+D Ac and Heater in the video - amzn.to/3pdpqu0

[@intentsglamping]

Here is the generator video link - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWiamWOnjtaKbLM - let me know what you think.

[@donnanhuggler8451]

That tent is badass

[@intentsglamping]

Donnan - thx and make sure to check out our other camping/glamping set ups that are even more extreme. And new video out later this week comparing camping to glamping tents - make sure to subscribe and share.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

Now this I can do. I hung up the tent camping interest after I hit 40 or so, but this seems great.

[@intentsglamping]

Thx. That is the sole purpose of the channel and the website intentsglampingusa.com. Please share and let others know how much more fun camping to glamping can be with great tents and equipment.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

@@intentsglamping Will do.

[@intentsglamping]

Technical camping is when you are in extreme situations like weather, height, terrain or other dangers and you need specialized gear, equipment and knowledge. If you've ever seen people camping on the side of a cliff using pitons to stabilize their set up - that is technical camping. That is different from bushwacking, roughing it or other kinds of basic camping. Hope that helps.

[@Coopdundee]

In a shade maybe canvas gets warm otherwise but window openings can be adjusted and if trees are shading tent hang tarp a few feet over tent to put sun off of tent directly... Teton sports 10 by 10 or 10by 14.... mine took 70mph wind and held fast It’s the spring bar style thing Bends in the wind no matter how hard it blew

[@intentsglamping]

Keith, yes I totally get what you are saying and I like the suggestion. I will tell you once our family and friends experienced tents with large (really big) clear plastic windows and doors that also have mesh they will not go back to using our REI Kingdom 6 or any other tents without those windows, zones and inner tent. And besides with no poles the ease of pitching, packing and no parts is so sweet. I basic and primitive camp 2-3 weeks a year with my son and buddies - but my wife and her friends will not do that anymore after learning glamping.

[@hamilton0526]

Thank you for sharing. Camping in Arizona in the fall can be quite hot as well. Gonna try this

[@intentsglamping]

Have fun! Please share.

[@intentsglamping]

Here is the generator video link - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWiamWOnjtaKbLM - let me know what you think.

[@tymom9313]

I might have to go camping in the mountains?. Higher elevation, where it cools off at night.

[@intentsglamping]

Yes, if you can do that. The problem is the mountains are about 8-10 hours away from us so that is not an option for a weekend.

[@kimberlymorgan4447]

Do you need any sort of adapter for the electric hook up, or do you just plug it in? Sorry, first time camper. Trying to figure out all we need.

[@intentsglamping]

Kimberly, this was made in a Texas state park using the RV site connection. Check with your park to find out what they offer. Texas has 50AMP and 30 AMP hookups and then two 120 Volt outlets. So I didn't need a converter but just ran an extension cord (you can see it in the video) into the tent. To make this work you will need a tent you can close up. Most american tents have too much mesh to close up. That is why we recommend air/inflatable tents from Europe. Our website intentsglampingusa.com shows a lot more details. Hope that helps.

[@intentsglamping]

Here is the generator video link - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWiamWOnjtaKbLM - let me know what you think.

[@ideaguy4195]

I’d be impressed if you had a low watt window ac rigged up that you could run with 1000 way propane generator how would you run a 1440 watt portable ?

[@intentsglamping]

Then you will be impressed as I have the video of a 5K watt window unit rigged up with a dual fuel generator 3.4k watt but just haven't gotten edited and published out yet. I'm waiting for below freezing temps to get the propane in tent heater video done. So stay tuned once I get caught back up from covid and other distractions a lot of videos to be seen. Make sure to subscribe and thx for the comments.

[@ideaguy4195]

@@intentsglamping okay let me know

[@intentsglamping]

@@ideaguy4195 make sure to subscribe so you will know.

[@pozloadescobar]

Wow, that's a nice tent. Thanks for sharing. Any suggestions for keeping cool when you don't have shore power?

[@intentsglamping]

Pozload, great question. A couple of things, first either use the generator I recommend in the Best Generator videos - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWiamWOnjtaKbLM - or use the large Ryobi fan and their rechargeable battery packs. That big fan moves a lot of air and their large lithium batteries can run it for about 14 hours! Let me know if you want to know which Ryobi and batteries. Please share, like and keep asking great questions.

[@mrwonderfullgj]

How did you supply a/c to air conditioner. Solar generator? Gas generator? Campsite supplied grid power?

[@intentsglamping]

Mrwonderfull - in this video I am using the state park full hookup. See the orange extension cord going under the tent in the 30amp plug. But now, when we are off the grid, I'm using the generator reviewed in the video kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWiamWOnjtaKbLM Off the grid allows us freedom to thousands of more campsites and full boon docking for glamping/camping and get away from the cramped RV slots but have tons of electric power. I bought this generator for glamping/camping but used it for survival. Hope that helps - please subscribe, share, like and ask more great questions.

[@mrwonderfullgj]

@@intentsglamping Thanks for your prompt response. Continue to enjoy all that life has to offer.

[@jams501er]

I like the way you hook up your tent .I have always thought about having an air conditioner in the tent but we can not have generators where we camp.

[@intentsglamping]

John do they not allow generators because of the noise? Mine runs about 60-65 decibels which is state park compliant and must be shut off from 10pm to 6am. In this video I use an electric hookup. In my last video on heating up a tent I use my generator. Check it out. Thx.

[@jams501er]

@@intentsglamping yeah because of the noise .My uncle told me that they don't want any noise .This summer I will ask the park ranger if I could have one..

[@jacquelinesnowden8174]

I have a artic air machine and it cools my room to lows 60s,i could not live without it....good for vehicle's,tents anywhere u wanna be cool,just add water and turn it on ....u cant go wrong,Kroger has them for 30 dollars....🧡💜💖💛❤💚💙

[@intentsglamping]

Jackie, I think I am going to do a video on one of those because there is so much interest, hype and disinformation about what they can do and not do. When I shot this video the day time temps were between 90-96 and the heat index about 100 or over. What is the exact model that you have?

[@jacquelinesnowden8174]

@@intentsglamping its the Artic Air as seen on TV evaporative air cooler,and i love love it,they have a newer one out but cant think of it right off hand....it comes with a filter but i cant find them in stores so i have to order them....i have bad brohncitas and bresthing problems and it has saved my life....💜💖💛❤

[@jacquelinesnowden8174]

@@intentsglamping i also live in an old 1920s farm house my great great grandfather built and my room stays cold,im not sure size of my room but its huge...

[@jacquelinesnowden8174]

@@intentsglamping its suppose to be good up to 105 degrees....lol i keep getting more info as i go..sorry for so many comments

[@intentsglamping]

@@jacquelinesnowden8174 What is the temperature before you use it and what is the temperature afterwards? Have you tested it with temperature and humidity settings? See my video on Heating Your Glamping Tent and you can see the two devices I use - one on the inside and one on the outside and then the changes in temperature every 15 minutes. Our belief - like for camping - is whatever works for you. We never tell anyone they have to buy this or do this or this is the only way, we just try to show different ideas from basic camping to InTents Glamping - higher levels of fun, comfort and enjoyment.

[@gbaby-gh9qn]

great video. I wasnt into camping but I am now. how are you getting power to the AC?

[@intentsglamping]

Echo thx and I hoped you subscribed and will share. In this video we are at a state park with full hook ups. In a video coming in a week or two will show how to run a inverter dual fuel generator to power things like this AC unit and also heaters and everything else. Let me know what else you want to see/learn in camping to glamping videos. Thx

[@nicksadventuresbolivia2834]

Awesome video. I have a big issue. We camp out in remote areas but tents are just too hot. So looking for solutions. There is also no power so Generator set up video would be amazing

[@intentsglamping]

@@nicksadventuresbolivia2834 make sure to get this generator - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWiamWOnjtaKbLM

[@FROSTY420692002]

@@intentsglamping how long can that ac work with that generator

[@intentsglamping]

@@FROSTY420692002 watch my video on inverter generator I recommend - it can go about 14 -17 hours on a single 20lb tank - hope that helps.

[@ryszmansoundvision6572]

Hi, I’m from the UK. I have a very similar inflatable tent, an Outdoor Revolution Airedale 5. What I do in the the porch area is not put any groundsheet down as in heavy rain it just collects the water. So what I do is put down sections of artificial grass which is ideal as it allows the water to seep through into the ground underneath and keeps that area dry and works very well. We in the UK traditionally camp on grass and that allows the water to disperse easier, rather than hard ground. I do like the idea of a air conditioner for the hotter months, although we don’t get many of them here, but it does get very warm in a tent when the sun is beating down. 👍🏻

[@intentsglamping]

Thanks for your input. Yes using the front ground sheet in the wet zone is an option. If we were to get rain over days or frequently then I would probably not use the ground sheet. Here in Texas we might get one storm and then nothing for the week so it is great to have the ground sheet down most of the time. Some of the ground sheets are different too. For example the outwell has a tub design in the front which was a blessing during a 2 inch downpour as the water just went around and we could have a lot of gear and things not get wet in the front zone. I don't own an Outdoor Revolution tent but they look similar to the ones we have with the Outwell, Vango and Kampa . The one you have really looks line one in the Kampa line and really high quality. Each line is a little different with features/functions/price etc. What do you like best/or why did you buy an Outdoor revolution tent?

[@ryszmansoundvision6572]

@@intentsglamping I bought the tent about 5 years ago & it was on offer as it was an end of the line tent before the new range was released.. one of the things I liked about it was it was each air beam has a safety release valve, so when it gets warm and the air inside the beam expands it releases air automatically & stops the air beams exploding as it can do in tents that don’t have this feature & air has to be released manually. Plus the simplicity of just pumping it up & the good space inside.

[@intentsglamping]

@@ryszmansoundvision6572 Interesting on the pressure release valve. So far, in the five years and almost 100 days of using inflatable tents, with temperatures in the tents getting up to 126 degrees I have not see/heard a problem with the tubes. Have you actually experienced a problem of bursting or anything? When I bought the first tent late 2016 Vango I bought extra tubes just to be prepared. Let me know what experiences you've had with that. I have a tent out in the snow right now with the temps down in the single digits so it will be interesting to see how super cold weather affects tents. Its our new Kampa Brean Three Classic in polycotton with three tubes. Also regarding bursting tubes most of the manufacturers are testing their tubes up to 22 psi but only suggesting inflation around the 7 psi range so I am really curious to hear your experiences. Thx

[@ryszmansoundvision6572]

@@intentsglamping Hi, I’ve not had the experience of exploding air beams myself as my Outdoor Revolution Airedale 5 was my first air tent. But I’d read numerous other reviews of different models of air tents that some people had this problem. The main reason is because here in the UK our temperatures can fluctuate wildly, & a lot of campers set up perhaps about mid morning when it can be still quiet cold, & then pump up their air beam tents to the maximum psi for their particular tent, without reading the instructions carefully, then the sun breaks through & the temperature can rise significantly depending on the conditions, resulting in possible air beams exploding!

[@bluecollarstudio8513]

Build a plenum for the cold air output on the AC, put a hose on it, then put the entire thing outside, then run the hose into the tent. They build portable ACs backwards.

[@intentsglamping]

Yes, you could. I put the AC unit inside the tent as it rained almost 2 inches the first night. The rain would have destroyed the AC unit.

[@amberrays1301]

I just bought a solar battery with 3 separate 600w outlets, is this enough voltage to buy any portable air conditioning units??

[@intentsglamping]

Amber, I don't have enough information from your question to know how to answer. Make sure to watch my video on Your Wife Is Still Hot Camping as I talk about generators and headroom. In that video I use the smallest quality AC unit at 5K BTU. It pulls about 474 watts an hour once the AC has started. That AC needs about 1000 watts to start the compressor. Also, most solar batteries or power storage units only deliver about 80-85 of the wattage it says. What solar battery did you get?

[@fymchannel3946]

awesome.. so wide inside tent...

[@intentsglamping]

Yes, thanks. This is one of our favorite air tube tents.

[@allluvu4958]

Thank you for the compliment NSA

[@intentsglamping]

Your welcome - what was the compliment?

[@bombwhippie]

We laughed at the title because my wife said she’d be hot in a tent. So we’re looking for a nice set up for our family, and to keep it cool.

[@intentsglamping]

That's funny. She might get cold too, so watch our latest video on heating your tent. Thx.

[@PETELIMIT]

This is very cool! But I'm more of a classy mini tent :) gives me a better vibe when camping. Just feels more right for me 😆

[@intentsglamping]

- understand - when you have a wife and kids the small tents just don't work - will have a video coming out later that shows two 3 person tents - this one and a regular camping tent.

[@tamiweber7118]

Great video 💯 This tent is “Amazing” 💯✨💕

[@intentsglamping]

Tami, thank you for your kind comments as far as a four person tent this is our favorite. Have you checked out all our videos to see the three person and the two six person tents? Each tent is special in features and functions - like our biggest tent has 11 tinted windows. Depending on the trip length, type of weather and number staying in the tent dictates which one we use. Let me know any questions you have and please share and tell more about our channel - Thx.

[@wesleycates7311]

this is a stupid question but watching this video not saying if you had a genartor or are you using a block of dryed ice and a battery oprated fan

[@intentsglamping]

Wesley - in this video I’m using the state park full hookup. See the orange extension cord going under the tent in the 30amp plug. But now, when we are off the grid, I'm using the generator reviewed in the video kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWiamWOnjtaKbLM Make sure to watch that video as there are dozens of tips you must know about generators and inverters. Off the grid allows us freedom to thousands of more campsites and full boon docking for glamping/camping and get away from the cramped RV slots but have tons of electric power. I bought this generator for glamping/camping but used it for survival. We are currently testing solar solutions and systems and will have some videos out shortly as there are so many things to know and myths to avoid before getting into solar. Let us know what else you want to learn about camping/glamping. Hope that helps - please subscribe, share, like and ask more great questions.

[@jkco4300]

What do you have the a/c plugged into?

[@intentsglamping]

JK, in most cases we glamp in state parks with the water and electricity sites. I assume you could use a generator if your off the grid. The AC units do pull a lot of amps so I make sure the camp site has 30-40. I then run an electric cord into the tent and we use it for the AC, lighting, and in the kitchen for ceramic stove and coffee pot. Remember this is glamping not technical camping. Let me know if you watched my other videos and what you want to know more/see more about glamping in tents. Thx

[@intentsglamping]

Here is the generator video link - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWiamWOnjtaKbLM - let me know what you think.

[@ridinglacs]

I thought it was funny to see a fire and then see your ac lol. Cool video

[@intentsglamping]

Yep, grilling large 2" tomahawk steaks with potatoes baked in the embers that night - needed big fast burning fire to create large bed of embers to cook to help feed the neighbors!

[@newlion7013]

AWESOME!!

[@intentsglamping]

New Lion - thanks so much. Please share and let me know what other kinds of videos you want to see on tent glamping. Thx

[@Bodycomp101]

Hi, where are you getting the power from I don't believe you stated that in the video

[@intentsglamping]

InTents Glamping Body Comp in this video I'm running off the full hook up at the state park 30amps. I had not bought a generator at that time. Since that trip I researched generators see my video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWiamWOnjtaKbLM - and I have run all kinds of things off that generator at the same time including an electric heater at 1500 watts and a ceramic burner going at 1700 watts. The AC unit in video is one I was using in my three car garage for cool and heat (its a 10K BTU heater too) and I just wanted to test it while camping/glamping. It far exceeded my expectations. Btw, in most state parks you can only run generators - no matter how quiet from 6am till 10pm. Your tent should be cool enough or switch over to a power station. Thanks and please share, like and subscribe.

[@Bodycomp101]

@@intentsglamping Thanks so much

[@intentsglamping]

@@Bodycomp101 Absolutely, I hope we have you excited about camping, glamping, air tents or anything outdoors!

[@peterpiper487]

The trick is to always dig a shallow trench around the tent so that water runs AWAY from the tent when it rains. Don't rely on the weather report; just do it. It can be easily and quickly filled back in before you leave the camp site.

[@intentsglamping]

Thx for the info and sharing. I wish the campers who do that would fill them in! Make sure to like, share and subscribe!

[@witteney3334]

That’s probably impossible in Indiana in August after a month of no rain though. Good idea if you can.

[@VinylWave11]

Thank you. This is great. I would really like to have a similar camp set up

[@intentsglamping]

thx - make sure to watch all the videos as there are hundreds of ideas and different set ups - we have about fifty more videos in the works - just takes a ton of time and money

[@mysterylovescompany2657]

I love the new trend of vinyl windows, thought of them years ago and wondered ever since why tent-manufacturers didn't use them. I love that now they do, but sadly only on the big tunnel tents! Still no weatherproof looking-out for those of us in more humble dwellings. Your tent looks fab, though, I love how you've set up the vestibule. :-D

[@intentsglamping]

MLC, thanks for the comments. As of right now only the European manufacturers (and a few others) are making tents with windows. If budget is really tight the tents with similar designs from Vango, Kampa and Outwell, etc are about 30-40% cheaper in a metal pole version. Start with something small in pole - tunnel design with windows. The quality of these tents is far superior than the low cost tents. Thx for your comments and let me know what you want to see more of.

[@mysterylovescompany2657]

@@intentsglamping I actually recently got a new tent - which is quite small, since it only has to house me, but definitely does not fit into the "low cost" category - so it'll be a while before I'll be in the market again. However, once I am, I hope I can get one that seals as well as yours! :-D Personally, I am always keen for more videos about how to insulate well in Winter, & also about quick but nutritious camping meal recipes. :-)

[@passivelybored6067]

You can buy winter tents or an A frame canvas tent so their more insulated with less mesh

[@intentsglamping]

PB - great idea. Let me know if you can find a winter/a frame tent with the features of the air tents coming out of Europe. My wife and friends will not camp in tents that don't have windows, zones, inner tents, etc any more. :-)

[@JerseyStyle7]

Looks real sharp 👍👍👍

[@intentsglamping]

Thx

[@Beyond-Poker369]

How do you deal with the electric? do u get solar power generators. Any suggestions

[@intentsglamping]

In this video I'm using - as I remember - a 13 amp ext cord which is about 75-80 feet connected to the RV campsite hookups. Links are in description. In the future when we go off grid I use a generator but learning and choosing which one was a nightmare. So, make sure to watch this video I did on generators and extension cords - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWiamWOnjtaKbLM. When you have 30 amp or 50 amp connection (state park/generator) make sure to use an extension cord that can handle the heat and the transfer. Too small extension cords can heat up and catch on fire and also lose a lot of power if they are too long. In the generator video I use a 30 amp 75' extension and then a splitter into two 15 amp outlets for two reel extension cords. There are links in the video description to get you to the exact ones I use in the video make sure to use those, it doesn't cost you any extra, and it helps defray costs while helping you get the equipment shown. Please subscribe, share, like and leave more comments or questions. Thx. 🙂

[@Beyond-Poker369]

@@intentsglamping nice thanks so much for the reply

[@JosephTravelHiking]

You are a style camper, I love it

[@intentsglamping]

Joseph - thx for the comment - yeah a few don't think this is camping - it's not camping in tents its intents glamping! Please share and let us know more kinds of content you want to see. Thx

[@JosephTravelHiking]

@@intentsglamping sure will sir. Do you do winter 🥶 camping much?

[@intentsglamping]

@@JosephTravelHiking we will glamp till Thanksgiving and then pick it up about March - although with scouts we will probably do some true winter camping

[@sangmoon2464]

Have you experimented using a solar panel & battery as the power source for those times when you have to camp away from a plugin power source?

[@intentsglamping]

Sang, I have looked at them, watched a lot of videos and read the specs. I have found the Jackery's and the Yeti's to be large, expensive and don't hold much power. In addition, depending on the size and money you put into panels (can be expensive) it can take a lot of hours 8-18 to fully power a large battery unit. What do you do if you don't have sunshine for a few days? I think those power sources are great for electronics and small items that don't need a lot of power. As time goes by and technology improves those will really improve in power some day. Make sure to watch my latest video on generators - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWiamWOnjtaKbLM - this is serious power, for a long time 14 hrs on a tank of propane, and clean power - propane. Btw, I do run the Ryobi platform of battery packs for lights, fans, chain saws, and inverters for camping/glamping and house hold charge ups.

[@intentsglamping]

Here is the generator video link - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWiamWOnjtaKbLM - let me know what you think.

[@tp7946]

Is there a more affordable option to this tent with the plastic windows or even a truck bed tent as I already have one but the ac unit is awesome

[@intentsglamping]

I think this tent as a basic tent was about $800 then add mesh vestibule and foot print and carpet for a package of about $1K. they make the same model in a non-inflatable pole tent for about $400ish. Also, watch my other videos especially on the Kampa Brean 3 it also comes in poled version for around $300 bucks - these are super high quality high construction tents - best I could find anywhere in the world and I own tents from about five different manufacturers. Hope that helps. Thx

[@greenpea9412]

What are peoples experience with the inflatable tents. Are they durrable or does it seem like it will hold up?

[@intentsglamping]

Greenpea - great question I hope to hear from others. Here is my experience now owning inflatable tents for over five years and owning six different inflatable tents/shelters. I have never had to replace or repair an air tube. I have never had to add air once I inflate the tubes between 7-9 PSI. We have camped/glamped close to 90 days and nights over those five years. I own inflatables from Kampa, Outwell, and Vango the most popular and high quality manufacturers from Europe. I do know of someone who said they mistakenly stripped the threads on one of the tubes in their Kampa Brean 3 - but that was user error. The boston valves on all inflatables are made out of commercial grade plastic and just like zippers on tents you can't force or jam those things. Hope that helps and let me know other questions you have. Thx.

[@greenpea9412]

@@intentsglamping Epic answer right there to my question. Those are the exact things that my wife and I discuss when we are looking at those. That is good to hear that you have had none of those issues to date. We started off looking for the shelter type tents I was seeing from Asia here on KZbin where people basically make a small room to chill in and cook. That is when we started seeing the inflatable tents and I could not help but think man those are sweet but what if it popped. I realize now that is a slim chance and also realize now those are individual tubes. One won't take them all out....lol I see most video's where everyone uses the hand pump. I suppose it's not as bad as you would think with those but I'm still suprised I haven't seen a small electric pump used yet.

[@valeriehamilton7203]

Where are you getting the electricity from for the AC I don’t see that on the outside of the tent

[@intentsglamping]

Using RV 30AMP hook up for this video. Make sure to watch our video regarding which inverter/generator to buy in case you want to go off the grid. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWiamWOnjtaKbLM Make sure to watch this video before you ever think about or buy a generator - there is so much to learn and many mistakes you must avoid. Happy InTents Glamping!

[@Empok_Nor]

My wife is going to hate my next project...lol. Thanks for this video.

[@intentsglamping]

Sorry for making her have more fun and enjoy camping to glamping.

[@risbill1]

Nice video. All good until the power goes out I guess or if there isn't power available. We tend to camp in areas where power isn't an option.

[@intentsglamping]

Raymond - thx for the compliment. Please watch my video on which generator to use and why. We lost power for seven days in Texas in February with temps in the single digits and snow and ice covering everything. During those seven days we only used less than two 20lb propane tanks while heating, cooking, power charging, lights, etc in our house. We had five tanks on hand so we could have gone another two weeks. Here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWiamWOnjtaKbLM We take this generator when we go off grid now and use it to heat or cool our tents. Enjoy. Btw, with wheels as seen in the video you can take a generator a long way from the road if your camping and not car glamping.

[@mikestrickland5432]

Years ago we had renovations at our house. I used a regular tent, put a king quilt over top, taped the windows and send a unity like this one. Dead summer heat and humidity in the Dallas area is killer but I slept cool ant night. When camping 90% of the day and early evening is outside so I would say it’s a great option for summer campers. But do insulate the tent with some reflector/insulated of sorts. Thanks for sharing. That’s an amazing tent. Now you just need a blow up tub!

[@intentsglamping]

Mike, sounds like you had a good plan. Yes the heat in Texas can be unbearable when you add in the humidity. Three things kept this tent really cool, 1) the fabric has a very high denier and 6000HH, 2) the windows all have curtains, and the 3) AC unit is a beast (overkill for a tent but was just experimenting with our three car garage AC unit. I will be doing a video later this summer using a basic 5KBTU window unit with a generator. I'm waiting to see what new tent I want to do that. Thx and please share, subscribe and give us more ideas of what you want to see.

[@365daysofveronica]

I go to a music festival in July where the campsites are in a literal field (absolutely no shade anywhere). You have to be out of the tent at 7 am otherwise you’re totally roasted- this sucks due to staying up all night partying!

[@intentsglamping]

Veronica, yes that is like seeing those Turkeys bake in those plastic bags (see my video on baking a complete turkey dinner for 12 in a cardboard box!). Yeah, if you don't get any airflow the sun just bakes a tent and it can get 20-30 degrees hotter in the tent. Yuk. Unless you can bring a generator (electric hookup) and AC unit then the only other thing to do would be to change out the rain fly to a reflective tarp and put a big cannon Ryobi fan in there running off their large battery packs - we do that sometimes and their biggest fan will run on their biggest battery (9aMh) for about 14 hours. Not only will it be cooler but the fan noise will drown out the other "fan noise" if you know what I mean! Thx for comments please subscribe, like, share and leave more questions.

[@365daysofveronica]

@@intentsglamping thank you so much for the suggestions!!!

[@intentsglamping]

@@365daysofveronica You are welcome. The hundreds of thousands who are interested in this AC video is amazing. I will do a couple of videos in the next couple of months about cooling tents using an AC window unit with a generator, then using several types of fans (like Ryobi), and then trying one of those overhyped "Artic Coolers" - the $30 dollar personal AC unit (yeah right). Let the community know if you try anything and if it works or not. Thx

[@365daysofveronica]

@@intentsglamping sounds great! I go camping for 2 weeks in a tent with no a/c and it’s never been an issue until it was in a field 😂

[@intentsglamping]

Veronica, you might want to check out the jaw dropping video that went up today as it shows over the top and extreme tent glamping! kzbin.info/www/bejne/roeZqJuHgayfbZY

[@texasbradley]

We have a Colman rocky mountain 5 tunnel tent, imported from the UK. I agree these tents are far more advanced than the ones they sell in the US. We live in South Texas extremely hot and the AC gets is to about 67 and use the buddy heater on low in the winter.

[@intentsglamping]

Sounds like a great tent - haven't bought/used a coleman air tent yet. Is it an air or pole Coleman? And AC is great for camping in Texas as we are in north Texas. I have the buddy heater and waiting for it to get cold so I can video tape it. Should come out soon so keep watching, subscribe and share.

[@texasbradley]

@@intentsglamping Thanks! It has three poles.

[@maximsamodurov3282]

is this still available anywhere?

[@intentsglamping]

are you talking about the tent or the AC unit? Both are in different forms - AC sold in the states and tent from Kampa (now Dometic) In our new book - Camping, Glamping & Bushcraft 101 there is a ton of content on different inflatable tents and types of power to use - hookups, generators, solar, etc. Here's the link - amzn.to/3xc7xp9. The book has three different formats and the brand new Camping Planner Journal and Logbook just launched - amzn.to/3Yritdx.

[@maximsamodurov3282]

@intentsglamping Hey, thanks for replying. I will check out the books. Thanks. Yes, talking about the tent without a mesh, with PVC windows I can't find sold anywhere in the US. Are they only available from Europe?

[@intentsglamping]

@@maximsamodurov3282 Less than 1% of tents sold in US are inflatables - over 50% in Europe. Now you know why I started this channel and have written books on the subject. The tents that are sold in America are inferior in over 1 dozen areas. Btw, I own the best REI tents made and from other manufacturers - great for ultralights and backpacking - but terrible for long term family luxury tent camping as I explain in the book. Here's the book video trailer. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWTZZo2cpdSkjsk Btw, I use outdoorxl.com to buy a lot of my gear from overseas. Let us know how you like the book and camping planner. Thx

[@pun-nm7th]

I'm so glad that I'm not the only one that ordered a tent from Europe. I have an outwell XL. It does not have ventilation that your tent has and it gets hot. I am very much going to try this. Hello from Wisconsin.

[@intentsglamping]

Pun 1911 Yes you have joined the Air Tent Community - InTents Glamping! :-) What is an outwell XL? I will have a video later this summer - once it gets hot enough - of running a small 5K BTU window AC unit in one of our tents - or a new one from a manufacturer. I will also run it off the grid using the generator from that video to show people how to do it. Thx for commenting - please share and like and watch all our videos.

[@pun-nm7th]

@@intentsglamping I misspoke I have the outwell Hornet XL I've had it for several years now. I really like it but it does get so hot

[@intentsglamping]

@@pun-nm7th I remember reviewing the Hornet XL before I bought my Outwell Clarkston 6a. The Hornet is a great tent but too little vents and mesh. The Clarkston has three three panel doors and venting under every window. The Hornet is a great tent for up north where it doesn't get higher then the upper 80's. In Texas I felt we would melt or suffocate. The latest trend in air tents - believe it or not - more air - flow. Out well has a new model coming out in 2021 June- the roseville with a ton of mesh, windows and vents - plus a removable barn door in the middle you can move to the front. We might have to get one! Thx for being part of the community.

[@pun-nm7th]

@@intentsglamping thanks for the info i can't wait to see one.

[@intentsglamping]

@@pun-nm7th here is the "Tent Mahal" video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3OnlI2Iqd6rZq8 Doesn't it remind you of your Hornet?

[@missfloflowers]

What model black and decker a/c did you buy? Where? How much? Thanks 😀

[@intentsglamping]

Missflofowers the link is in the description above to the exact B&D. Also, I have a video on the generator we use when we go glamping/camping off grid. It is in the video Must Have Generator. Here is the info on this video and the one for the generator. In this video I'm using - as I remember - a 13 amp ext cord which is about 75-80 feet connected to the RV campsite hookups. Links are in description. In the future when we go off grid I use a generator but learning and choosing which one was a nightmare. So, make sure to watch this video I did on generators and extension cords - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWiamWOnjtaKbLM. When you have 30 amp or 50 amp connection (state park/generator) make sure to use an extension cord that can handle the heat and the transfer. Too small extension cords can heat up and catch on fire and also lose a lot of power if they are too long. In the generator video I use a 30 amp 75' extension and then a splitter into two 15 amp outlets for two reel extension cords. There are links in the video description to get you to the exact ones I use in the video make sure to use those, it doesn't cost you any extra, and it helps defray costs while helping you get the equipment shown. Please subscribe, share, like and leave more comments or questions. Thx.

[@gtp197]

I have a 66,000 BTU air conditioner that I used with military tents I would love to hook it up to mine but I believe it would be overkill

[@intentsglamping]

Whoa, 66K BTU geez that could cool the whole campground! :-) I like your style.

[@gtp197]

Thanks love the tent where can you buy the tent

[@intentsglamping]

@@gtp197 this is a Kampa Hayling 4 Air (2019/2020 models change slightly each year) that comes from Europe. Kampa is now owned by Dometic but they have two websites in their names. Since I don't know where you live you can go to those two websites and look for distributors/retailers who can ship to your location. Right now we don't have any links to suppliers as that all changed from Covid. We are working to get those links rebuilt. Thx.

[@gtp197]

@@intentsglamping nice thanks for the info

[@sanniwartinen3595]

Can you please tell me what the name of this tent is? Im currently shopping for tents and want one without mesh, like this one.. Im going desert camping in VERY hot weather and will be getting an AC also..

[@intentsglamping]

Sanni, this is a Kampa (now owned by Dometic) Hayling 4 Air. Make sure to watch all my videos as there are other tents like this that are a little smaller and more perfect for one or two people - like the Kampa Brean 3 Air. Make sure to subscribe as our new Camping - Glamping - Bushcraft 101 book is coming out in a few weeks with tons of information and pictures in it. Thx

[@bluezy710]

He literally shows the name of the tent in the video 🙄

[@sanniwartinen3595]

@@intentsglamping thanks!😀

[@modernlegacy5555]

Wow what a luxurious tent

[@intentsglamping]

Modern Legacy, thanks for the compliments. And this tent the Kampa Hayling 4 air is only a medium size tent. There are two other videos - Our First Air Beam Tent and the Tent Mahal that are for six person and are about 24 feet by 28 feet and both can be pitched in about 20 minutes with one person. Thanks and please like, share, and subscribe. Let us know what things about camping you want to know more about.

[@intentsglamping]

@@carlitoinyoass3345 The retail is about $1200 but it is on sale right now through camping world uk (not US) for about $800. In the video it also shows the mesh vestibule about $150 and the foot print and carpet about another $100 and I had added a Gorilla tarp with poles because of the rain storms about $50 bucks. In the winter we use a full clear plastic vestibule as you can see in other videos for about $150. Hope that helps. I highly recommend the carpet and foot print and one of the vestibules.

[@jakedill8496]

Got a question for you. If I am using a air conditioner inside the tent in the south U.S summer heat which material is better. Polycotton or polyester? I know polycotton is suspose to be better and it’s more expensive but does it matter in my situation if using the A/C? Thanks!! Trying to save some money if I can. Last question, what do you think of the outwell Knoxville 7sa for southern u.s ???

[@intentsglamping]

I now own a beautiful polycotton Kampa Brean Three classic and I wish all my tents were polycotton. Because they breathe that allows some fresh air to get in. Poly's are heavier but the material is better and should last longer with good care. Regarding the Knoxville 7a - we love our Outwell Clarkston 6a - watch my video on Tent Mahal. the key with the bigger tents is having the tri doors - mesh/panel/window - you want mesh on both sides for air flow and in front. Our 6a tent has vents at the top of the windows this one has vents at the bottom which is great. A 7a is a massive tent so just be prepared - our 6a comes in two parts and has to be zippered together - heavy and takes up a lot of space in hauling. We only take that out on seven or more days never less - its too much. So we have four person and three person for shorter trips or small footprints.

[@l0gie0]

@@intentsglamping Thank you for the inspirational content. I recently purchased a 'portable' AC unit (Midea DUO Smart Inverter 14K BTU Portable Air Conditioner with Heat), both for home use and for week-long hot weather camping trips in/around Colorado. The AC and separate fan worked OK inside an old, minimal mesh, large, steel pole, family tent with a daytime tarp overtop. On our last trip, stakes pulled loose in high winds during an overnight storm which subsequently damaged/wripped our our old not-so-weather-proof tent, so I've been looking more seriously for a new/durable/rugged inflatable tent. Or, we may just splurge on an RV with solid walls to keep the family even safer. In case we buy another tent, I'm also curious about this topic. *In your experience, which tent material works better with an AC unit when in direct sunlight?* For instance, I'm wondering if the breathability of poly cotton would let more of the cool air-conditioned air escape? or would poly cotton's extra thickness and insulative properties more than make up for higher breathability losses when contending with heat loads from direct sunlight and the outside temperature without an added tarp? In addition to being more expensive, poly cotton is bulkier and heavier. However, it's still way cheaper and lower maintenance than most RVs with air conditioning - though RVs also provide better protection from lightning strikes, fallen branches, etc. You can also cook and eat inside a hard-sided RV with less worry for large animals such as bears in our area. While we may be leaning towards an RV right now, part of me still wants to give one of these large inflatable tents a try for various reasons. Thank you in advance for any insights or advice you can provide.

[@starflowermirror5063]

Amazing thumbnail 👌

[@intentsglamping]

Thx and do you like any of the other thumbnails on the channel? What is your favorite besides this one?

[@rentcda]

Bro is legend!

[@intentsglamping]

Thanks I think!

[@kimberlysymonds7517]

This is a cool tent design

[@intentsglamping]

Thx so much- make sure to subscribe and share.

[@dennistraina8154]

I just got a Wittering 4 and it’s nice, but I don’t know if I missing something or not but my sleeping area is not completely blacked out. It has noseeum mesh in the back on the top 1/3. It also doesn’t look nearly as dark as yours is.

[@dennistraina8154]

I also have an oddly shaped black piece of material that I have no idea where it goes

[@intentsglamping]

Dennis, the Wittering is a great tent and a new model for Kampa - it's kind of like the Hayling line but with a closed in front. Great choice. The darkness can be the different materials or how it was filmed. Regarding the piece of cloth - reach out to Kampa/Dometic or where you bought it. Enjoy you made a great choice. My next video is pitching and inflating the Hayling four - keep an eye out for it. Thx

[@JohnDoe-wb7fc]

most tents have mesh roofs now with a tarp over the top. not made for cold weather at all. your tent would be hot without an ac in it with it being fully enclosed but i'm sure it's great for cold weather camping. problem with mesh tops is the ac unit would just blow the air right out of the top, just like with a heater.

[@intentsglamping]

John, I own tents that have a lot of mesh and some that don't from the states. Regarding the tent in the video the front door and side door are all "no see um mesh" and full panel and there is a panel in the back with mesh that can be open or closed. Also there is a small mesh area above the front door so there is mesh on every side of this tent. Every mesh part except the part above the door can be sealed up so this tent is great for summer or winter whether you use an a/c or heater. In addition, this tent, like most high end tents come in the breathable "polycotton" which I just bought one. The breathable hybrid material keeps tents cooler in the summer and locks in air in the winter.

[@melissashipman566]

For the cost and the time it takes to set up we decided we would be better off buying a used pop up with a roof A/C unit. Best purchase ever.

[@intentsglamping]

Melissa, that sounds great. That is one of the three forms of glamping - mobile, fixed structure, car/family tent. Our channel is about luxury family air tent glamping. The whole set up you see in the video is about $1500-$1800 and it doesn't require any special storage, hauling, plates, insurance, and can be set up anywhere. We love all forms of glamping however we love the luxury tent glamping because we can entertain inside and see out everywhere. Our big tent - Tent Mahal - has had 12 people in it before. Happy glamping!

[@jerrydonquixote5927]

Do you think you could run this on a solar power most of the time and then during emergencies cloudy days rainy days whatever use sometimes generator?

[@intentsglamping]

Jerry, from what I have seen and know the minimum for a small window AC is about 500 watts continuous and the solar power or power storage units barely have 2-3K watts. The other issue is how long it takes for the solar power to charge. Having said that, watch our video on which generator to buy as I ran a lot of devices (heater taking 1500 watts) during the snowmageddon and only used a couple of 20lb propane tanks for the whole week.

[@abarry3711s]

First time viewer…..I really enjoyed this video. Nice setup will be getting the air conditioner! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and ideas.

[@intentsglamping]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@conservative_cook6406]

Hands down, KAMPA tents ROCK!!!!

[@intentsglamping]

Kampa has made some really really nice tents. I'm hoping that Dometic doesn't change them too much as they are trying to create a Toyota and Lexus line up with Dometic being the high end tents. We also like the Vango and Outwell's as they all have different features and functions. But the Brean 3 Air is our favorite 3 person and the Hayling 4 air is our favorite 4 person. We haven't tried them in their Techhnical Cotton yet, have you? Thx for your comments - please share, like and subscribe and let us know what other types of tent glamping videos you want to see. Thx

[@johnsiders7819]

been doing this for over 10 years with a army surplus wall tent for both AC and heat I use a unit that has a heat strip and the tent has the insulation it has a vent flap for a military AC heat I use it to vent the stand alone unit . Dont always take the big RV hunting trip we use that tent .

[@intentsglamping]

John, I love it. Yes, those are great tents because they don't have too much mesh that you can't close up. In addition, the Army US surplus tents are true 4 season because they have the rigid structure to support the weight of snow. A lot of people think a four season tent is thicker - its just stronger. In addition, you can burn wood or propane in your Army tent because you have a venting slot. Thanks for sharing - please share our videos and channel and let us know what else you want to know or learn about. Thx

[@annh3599]

Thanks! Perfect for Louisiana in the summer!

[@intentsglamping]

Yes - enjoy and leave more questions or comments. Thx

[@mferrarorace]

Great, only way to be comfortable!

[@intentsglamping]

Brian yes. I actually prefer camping with all the mesh open to hear the forest noises and fresh air. But when it is in the mid nineties and 80%humidity it’s hard to sleep. Please share with others. I will do another video in a few months using a window air conditioner and the generators from the latest video.