Find the right size tent
Solo hikers usually want the lightest tent they can get; couples should size up for comfort; families want headroom over grams. Browse by size:
- 1-person tent hire — ultralight solo tents like the MSR Hubba NX and Elixir 1, built for wild camping and multi-day hikes.
- 2-person tent hire — our biggest range, from the 1.45kg Wild Country Halny Elite to the roomy MSR Elixir 2.
- 3-person tent hire — extra space for pairs who like room, or small groups splitting the carry.
- 4-person tent hire — campsite-friendly family tents like the Big Agnes Big House 4.
What's included with every tent
Every hire includes the complete tent system — inner, flysheet, poles, pegs and guylines — cleaned, dried and checked between every single hire. If a peg bends or a guyline frays on your trip, the small stuff's covered as standard; optional Accidental Damage Cover caps your liability at £50 for anything bigger.
Why rent a tent instead of buying?
A quality backpacking tent costs £300–£450 to buy — before you know whether you actually like sleeping on a hillside. Hiring one for 5 days costs £39. If you camp once or twice a year, want to try a tent before committing to it, or need kit for a one-off trip without the loft clutter afterwards, hiring wins on every count.
New to the idea? Our guide to renting a tent in the UK covers costs, sizes and how the whole process works.