1 Man Tents

One person tents are definitely worth it - if you're going on the right sort of camping trip. If you're camping with your family, a 1 person tent isn't likely to be big enough (obviously).

However, if you're solo camping, a 1 person tent can be an ideal choice. They're small enough and lightweight enough to carry with ease. Plus, they're easy to pitch by yourself without large sheets of fabric blowing around.

This answer really depends on how much stuff you have to keep in your tent with you.

Ultimately, a 1 person tent is ideal for a solo camper. With that being said, they often aren't too spacious, so you need to make sure you have somewhere else to store your stuff overnight.

The things you need from a 1 person tent will depend on when and where you are camping. For example, if you're going to be wild camping, you'll need to consider the weather conditions your tent will be exposed to.

If you need weather protection from your tent, you need a tent with an aerodynamic profile that's flush to the floor. These tend to be heavier and expensive. If you aren't going to encounter adverse weather, a tent with a skeletal pole structure can be a better choice, offering more room and remaining lightweight.

Guy lines can be an inconvenience when camping, especially if you're moving around the exterior of your tent. However, even with a small, ultralight tent, they serve an important purpose.

You might feel that guy ropes are unnecessary accessories when your body takes up the majority of the tent to keep it grounded. However, guy ropes help the tent to keep its shape and structure when exposed to weather conditions such as high winds, and they also help the rain flaps to work effectively.