Traveller 3P Tent

G'day Johnnie,

You're right, based on the measurements it should fit fine. My concern would be, and the problem that the previous reviewer was having, is that as the tent walls slope inwards you might find your head and feet touch the sides. I'm pretty short so I'd be fine to wriggle into the middle of the mat but if you're taller this might not be ideal. 

G'day Kate,

We gave this a go in the store and it will fit, but only just. Its a bit of a squeeze and it needs to be assembled inside the tent as you'll never get it through the door. A slightly bigger tent would probably be a better option. 

G'day Riz,

To replace the pegs you've got on your Coleman Traveller 3P Tent, I'd suggest looking at the Supa Peg Polycarbonate Sand Pegs. Grab one for each of the peg points on your tent so that you're totally covered. As for the size you'd need, it depends a little on the sand you're camping in and how much wind you're planning on camping in but I would suggest looking for at least 300mm long. 

G'day Riz,

For camping at the beach, I'd recommend either using the Supa Peg Polycarbonate Sand Pegs or the Supa Peg Polypropylene Sand Pegs. 

G'day Trent,

It sounds like maybe the water is coming through the floor. I would suggest maybe investing in a groundsheet to protect your tent from water seeping through the floor. 

G'day Trent,

Unfortunately, the King Goanna Stretcher is a little long for the Coleman Traveller 3P Tent. Dome style tents tend not to be compatible with stretchers due to the curved nature of the side walls. 

G'day Jack,

Both the Coleman Traveller 3P Tent & the Black Wolf Tanami Delta 3 Tent are great and take a similar amount of time to set up. There are a few differences between the two though. The Black Wolf has an extra 20cm of length in the sleeping area, packs down slightly smaller, weighs less and comes with a limited lifetime warranty compared to Coleman's 2-year warranty. The Coleman has an extra 5cm of headroom, is made of thicker material and has a better Waterhead rating. Both tents have slight advantages over the other but whichever you pick, I'm sure you'll be stoked with it!

G'day Jason,

To be safe, we'd recommend you grab 16 sand pegs to cover all your bases for the Coleman Traveller 3P Tent. As for which peg you need, you'd be fine with getting the Poles Apart 225mm Plastic Sand Tent Pegs.

G'day Jim, 

I've just checked with the info supplied by Coleman here, and it looks like the Traveller 3P has taped seams so you won't need to use any seam sealant. Thanks for the compliment Jim! That's great to hear that you're loving the site.