u/DinzelWashington

Hi everyone. I'm looking for a decent budget 2-man tent for wild camping in the UK - ideally at least 3 season and around £100–£150.

I’ve been looking at the Vango Hydra 200 as it seems really solid for the money and I like the large vestibule for cooking, but I’m a little put off by the bright orange inner and some comments saying that it's not very spacious and the headroom feels pretty low.

My mate just bought the Simond MT500 2-man from Decathlon which I really like the look of as it's dark on the inside and looks roomier that the Hydra, but the vestibules seem pretty small for cooking/storage.

Just wondering if anyone has experience with either of these tents or any other recommendations in that price range? Thanks!

Hi everyone, I’m visiting Derry for a few days (May 15th-18th) with my Dad and brother. We’ve got the main history spots (Walls, Bogside tour, Tower Museum, Free Derry Museum) on the list and also some family history stuff around Rossville Street and over in the Newtownstewart area but I’m looking for a couple more things to do.

We’ll have a car and are happy to travel around an hour in any direction (both sides of border included) although ideally less unless it’s something unmissable. I’ve seen a lot of recommendations for bars, and while we do like live bands and trad music and a few pints, we aren't huge drinkers, so we’re looking for more "activity-based" or historic/scenic suggestions.

Very interested in sports as well and I’m aware there’s an Ulster GAA final on the 17th Derry might be in over in Clones. If Derry get in the final and we didn't get tickets for that then where would be best to watch it in Derry?

Is there anything else in the city or the surrounding area you’d consider a "must-see"? Thanks in advance for the help!

TLDR: Going to Derry with family in May. Have a car. Not massive drinkers. Would like some suggestions for the city and surrounding area that involve history, sports or music or are particularly scenic.