Boho Blog

A well-laid-out bell tent feels twice as big. Tested layouts for sleeping, storage and lounging, whether you're staying a weekend or pitching long-term.

Winter-proof tents add cost but unlock the off-season. Whether the upgrade pays back depends on how often you pitch in the cold. We do the maths.

Glamping tents come in 5 main types: bell tents, yurts, lotus, safari and tipi. What each one is called, what it suits, and how to pick the right one.

Everything you need to know about bell tents in one guide: history, fabrics, sizes, weather performance, accessories, pitching, and how to choose.

A properly weathered bell tent shouldn't leak in normal rain. Why new canvas seeps at first, what causes real leaks later, and the fix for both issues.

Pack a damp bell tent and you'll find mould the next time you open it. The simple drying and storage habits that keep canvas mould-free for years.

A practical packing list for a UK bell tent trip. Shelter, sleep, cooking, lighting and the small extras that make camping feel like a proper holiday.

Oxford fabric is a polyester-cotton weave used in modern bell tents. What it is, why it lasts, and how it compares to traditional 100% cotton canvas.

Wild camping means pitching outside designated sites, usually for one night. What it covers, where it's allowed in the UK, and the kit you actually need.