Family camping, simplified. This guide shows why TentBox’s bigger options — led by Lite XL — make space, sleep and setup easier, with clear tips on layouts, annexes, roof-load and daily routines.
Both are mid-range hard-shells with year-round fabrics, quick setup, and room to store bedding inside—ideal for regular UK trips where you want speed, comfort and durability. Cargo opens fastest (≈30s); Classic pops in ≈60s and feels like a cosy bedroom on wheels.
Two great tents, one decision. In 3 minutes we show who should choose Lite 2.0 vs Lite XL—by sleeping space, roof-load and everyday driving.
Looking for your first TentBox roof tent? We compare the TentBox Lite 2.0 and TentBox GO in detail – from weight and setup time to comfort and storage – so you can choose the perfect entry-level model for your adventures.
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