The origin of the iconic tipi tent The word tipi, also spelled teepee, comes from the Lakota word ‘thipi’ meaning dwelling. Dating back to the 1800s, the Native Americans would move regularly to different locations, and in each new location, would erect their tipi tent. Tipis were...
We receive a lot of questions regarding mould – mostly about how to prevent it (we love proactive people) or how to get rid of it! We decided to create a blog with all of our mould information in one place as a resource for...
We are currently in the peak camping season here in Australia, but there’s a slight issue - we are all in isolation and can’t leave our houses! Although your holiday camping plans might be cancelled, there is a way to sleep under the stars and...
Camping is a great way to experience nature and all it has to offer. However, camping can often generate a lot of waste , and many people don’t leave their campsite the way they found it - which after time, can seriously damage Mother Nature. We’ve...
When buying a bell tent for the first time you will hear that you have to 'weather it'. When you first buy a bell tent, there are little needle holes from the sewing of the tent that water could potentially get in. How do you...
Natural, renewable and completely free to use, solar power is an ideal solution for campers wanting to experience the great outdoors, without sacrificing on those little luxuries. Access remote and wild locations while still keeping your devices charged with a little help from the sun....
So, you're in the market to buy a bell tent?!We know that there are a lot of things to consider, such as sizing, style, quality of canvas and specific features. We often get calls from customers asking about the various styles of bell tents and...
Have you been dreaming of buying a bell tent for a while – or have you been wanting to add on a canopy or cover to your existing tent – but you just don't have the extra money to pay in full upfront?...
Wondering how to set up a bell tent? Assembling and taking down a Psyclone bell tent is easy! It only takes one person approximately 15 minutes. There is only one central pole plus the doorframe. Peg and tighten the ropes and your bell tent is ready...
There’s only so long a gypsy can ‘settle’ in one place. The nomadic lifestyle is made even easier when your tent packs down into a little duffle, can be strapped on the roof, and pitches easily by one person in under 20 minutes. After a...
