Find out how to get discounted family tents, sleeping bags and a handful of home tech bargains through Go Outdoors member prices
The interest in camping has risen sharply, and retailers are responding with substantial markdowns on outdoor equipment. In the UK there were 2.4 million searches for camping-related terms in the past month, reflecting more families and festivalgoers choosing low-cost, nature-focused breaks.
Retailer Go Outdoors has opened a large-scale sale offering up to 60% off selected tents, sleeping bags and other essentials, with the best prices available to members.
Why this sale matters for new and returning campers
Buying kit for a first season of camping can quickly add up: shelter, bedding and small extras all contribute to cost.
The Go Outdoors sale targets items households use repeatedly, making genuine reductions valuable for anyone planning multiple trips. Membership pricing is central to the retailer’s offer: you see the discounted amounts as a member’s price, which is accessible via an annual scheme that costs £5 for 12 months.
For larger purchases such as family tents, the membership fee is often recouped by a single deal.
Top tent deals to consider
Berghaus Adhara 500 Nightfall
One headline saving in the sale is the Berghaus Adhara 500 Nightfall, reduced to a member’s price of £349 from £650, a saving of £301. This five-person model features an inflatable air-tent architecture that speeds up pitching by replacing many poles with pressurised tubes, which is helpful when setting up after a long drive. The tent’s bedrooms use a Nightfall darkened treatment designed to limit early-morning light, a useful feature for families with young children or anyone who values a lie-in. Overall, the combination of space, quicker setup and the darkened sleeping areas makes it a practical family option.
Eurohike Sendero Air 8XL
For larger groups, the Eurohike Sendero Air 8XL is listed at a member’s price of £299 down from £500. This eight-person tent divides sleeping areas into two separate bedrooms with a roomy central living section, offering a layout that feels more like a small holiday apartment than a single shelter. Like the Berghaus model, it uses inflatable tubes to simplify setup and reduce time spent wrestling with poles. The layout and discounted price make it one of the more compelling family choices within the event, particularly when several people are sharing gear.
Sleeping bags and small essentials
Not every bargain is a marquee tent: sometimes the most useful discounts are on the basics. The Eurohike Adventurer 300 sleeping bag is down to a member’s price of £30 from £60, offering a quoted comfort rating of 3°C suitable for spring through autumn camping. It includes practical touches such as a pillow pocket and hanging loops for airing, which make it well suited to festival weekends or family trips where durability and easy care matter. Picking up a few of these discounted essentials can greatly reduce the cost of getting a household ready for camping season.
How membership and overall value add up
The sale page clarifies that the reduced figures shown are the member’s price and joining the scheme costs £5 a year. For shoppers planning a family tent or a couple of mid-priced items, that fee is quickly offset by the savings shown. In practice, combining discounted shelter, bedding and small kit pieces can make a stay under canvas far cheaper than comparable short breaks, especially when you factor in repeat use across seasons. The retailer’s full range and membership details are available on the site for anyone wanting to compare options before committing.
Other featured offers beyond camping
The sale spotlights a small selection of non-camping home and personal-tech deals alongside outdoor gear. One such product is the Keskine IPL handset, which is promoted at around £199 (reduced from £299) and claims up to 98% hair reduction in four weeks, with built-in cooling technology for comfort and advertised sessions from around 24 minutes. Another service featured is ShopHomeStyles, an AI-driven styling tool that analyses room photos and matches furniture and décor from over 100 brands; the tool is presented as free to use and useful for people refreshing interiors quickly and confidently.
Sales like this can make the barrier to starting or upgrading camping kit much lower, particularly for families or groups who need multiple items. Whether you prioritise a spacious family tent, simpler inflatable pitching systems, or stocking up on sleeping bags and accessories, the Go Outdoors sale is worth checking for seasonal bargains and the potential value of a member’s price.
