That's like the scout troop my sons were in. Horrendous rains on many camping trips. I think they had their own black cloud that followed the troop trailer around.

This looks perfect for a group camping site at the Burning Man Festival!

I helped one of my neighbors to convert an old Army tent into a more modular design that he can connect with another tent.
We made a shower/bathroom area as well.
Total cost for tents + conversions: under $1,500.

The tent in the center of the illustration should be a like a tribal council tent.
If a home, it will get walked through a lot.
Personally, I'd like an outer tent to sleep in.

Your bad luck with rain awakened a dim memory that caused me to search engine "cartoon character with cloud over head."
Yep, a dim memory alright. Old dino was a little kid when Li'l Abner was in the local newspaper.

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And I thought that the whole idea of camping in a tent is to be away from others...
On the other hand, this would be great for Boy Scouts or a Catholic teenage jamboree - one adult, so many kids...

I have worked in the outdoor industry my whole business career, about 53 years and thought i had seen everything. But alas there is still more to see. If Logos sells 2 of these complete tent systems i will be very surprised. it might be bought by a company that uses it as a rental. for long term use a yurt is far better.

That's funny.

Yeah, now with two kids, we have a big tent. Family wants to get a camper trailer now. I have them stuffing cash in an envelope to get us there.

I love the title Gulch Tent and how it looks like one huge tent composed of many individual tent

Interesting, if it can attach to your suburban, one would attach to my FJ cruiser as well. I will have to save this link for later.

Pretty interesting design

I found the one above and the first thing the wife said was we should get a tent, (pause for effect) just in case. The idea of connecting them together with other Gulcher's seemed attractive. The one you have looks pretty good to.

There is a "rest of the story" though. Before my wife came along I was a avid hiker with a back pack tent. When the kids came along, we bought a Pathfinder and tent (seemed like a good idea), but every time I went to set up the tent or take it down I got caught in a downpour. I mean every time. The last time was a trip to Carlsbad Caverns, not a cloud in the sky, and I got soaked. Including my shoes. After that we bought a truck and camper and I didn't care how much it rained.

I, these are our tents. We connect two with mosqito tent inserts and attach them to the back of our Suburban http://www.letsgoaero.com/Shelters_s/...