Losing weight by overworking yourself in an exercise room is certainly possible, but in order to develop a truly healthy lifestyle, you need to have the right balance between indoor and outdoor activities. I don’t know about you, but camping has worked wonders for me. It’s not just about getting fresh air and exploring surroundings. But you also get to do things you don’t normally do in your everyday life, and you get a mild workout out of it all as well (or more if you are into extreme camping).

Camping is fun, but you are going to need the right gears to enjoy your camping experience. Having a good tent goes a long way towards making sure that you are not miserable during your camping trip. The tent’s size really comes down to how many people you are taking with you. The last thing you want to do is run out of space in your tent. Thankfully, there are many good tents out there on the market. As long as you know where you are going and what you plan to do, choosing a tent shouldn’t be that difficult. Here are 6cool tents you should consider:

Eureka Solo Solitaire Tent: if you are going on a camping trip solo, you can’t get a better tent than Eureka Solitaire. It gets the job done and is easy to get in and out. It’s solid enough to keep your protected at night.

Grand Trunk Uinta 4-Man Quick Set Tent: a tend made for those who want to set up camp quickly. Measures 95 inches wide by 130 inches long and can fit 4 people.

Wenzel Ponderosa Two-Room Dome Tent: designed for small families. If you are taking a camping trip with your significant other, Wenzel Dome Tent is a good one to consider.

Coleman 2008 SunDome Tent: it’s a 7-Foot by 7-Foot 3-Person dome tent that works great even in those hot days. It’s very comfortable inside and great tent for a small family.

Columbia Cougar Flats II Dome Tent: this is one heck of a tent if you have a large family with you in your trip.  Comes with a 2 rooms with sleeping space for up to 8 people. Keeps rain from seeping inside as well.

Eureka! Copper Canyon 1312 Eight-Person Tent: if you are a fan of Eureka tents, this is another good tent to consider. Supports up to 8 people, has got a lot of space, and is not a hassle to carry around.

Having the right type of tent doesn’t help you lose weight or become more healthy all of a sudden. But it does help you avoid misery during your trip. Camping is all about having fun and enjoying the outdoors. Why would anyone want to be miserable?