TAKE I T TO THE PARK
Eat alfresco on this
portable, foldable trestle table and bench
5. Vango ‘Icarus 600’ 6-person tent £374 Large windows, low level ventilation. 3000hh outer, 10,000 hh sewn in ground sheet, two mull mesh doors, detachable inner doors. Handled carry bag.
34 H9C24 £374 or 20 wks £18·70; 52 wks £7·19 34 H9C26 3 years credit price £573·33, 156 wks £3·68
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H E R E ’ S O U R MI N I C AMP I N G G U I D E I N C A S E I T ’ S Y O U R F I R S T T IME !
TENT You’ll need to make sure there’s plenty of room for everyone, that it’ll fi t in your car and also that it’s easy to put up if you’re inexperienced – there’s nothing more frustrating than a complicated tent when you’ve got a family waiting to get inside!
SLEEPING BAGS
Check the warmth rating and make sure it’s suitable for the time of year you’re planning to go – if you’ve got someone who doesn’t like the idea of sleeping bags than get them to sleep between two duvets instead.
SLEEPING MATS
These are vital for a good nights sleep as they provide a barrier between you and the cold ground!
CAMPING STOVE There’s nothing quite like starting your day in the great outdoors with a nice mug of tea and a bacon butty. All you’ll need is a small camping stove and there are some good lightweight options available.
Interest bearing payment options shown are examples only and will be charged at your applicable interest rate. Further credit details on page 000
6. Vango ‘Brisbane’ kitchen unit £114 Aluminium frame. Mesh panels. Aluminium worktop. 3 shelves. Wind shield. Adjustable feet for uneven ground. 34 H9E29 £114 or 20 wks £5·70; 52 wks £2·19 34 H9E2A 2 years credit price £153·27, 104 wks £1·47
7. Cool box £29
Keeps contents cool (without ice packs) for 6 hours (approx). Detachable compartment. 20-litre has carry handle. Blue/white. NB 8773C 20 wks £1·45
visit
www.littlewoods.com or call 0844 822 8000
perfect for festivals too!
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