Zempire is a leading brand in the outdoor camping and recreation market. Known for their innovative designs and high-quality products, Zempire is dedicated to making outdoor experiences more enjoyable and comfortable. Some of our biggest selling Zempire products include the Zempire Pro TXL V2 Air Tent and the Monstamat Self Inflating Mattress.

Camping Tables

Here at Camping World, we strive to cater for your specific needs. We stock a large range of camping table solutions at a range of different price points. Our range includes folding camping tables, camping kitchen tables, picnic tables and waterproof tables. Whatever you need, we've got it all!

Camping is a great way to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and spend some quality time in nature.  The right gear can make or break your camping experience.  An often overlooked but critical piece of kit is of course the Camping Table! 

Benefits of a Camping Table

A camping table is a versatile bit of kit that provides a convenient surface for any occasion.  Playing games, cooking, eating, having drinks or relaxing!  Camping Tables come in various shapes, sizes and materials to accomodate your every need.  Whether you're camping from your car or backpacking there is a camping table that will meet your needs and enhance your trip! 

Below are a couple of different types of table which we're particularly loving at the minute:

Folding Camping Tables

Folding Camping Tables are the most common and popular type of camping table.  Lightweight, easy to transport and quick to assemble.  Also versatile enough to cover a whole range of outdoor activities!

Roll-Up Camping Tables

Roll-Up tables are similar to fold up tables but tht little bit more compact.  Really useful to store in a bag of backpack where space is limited.  The backpackers dream! 

ZEMPIRE CAMPING EQUIPMENT

Where do I start when pitching a Zempire Tent?
Following the instructions (included in your tent bag or you can find on the products’ webpage), practice pitching your tent at home to ensure you understand the process and that you have everything you need.

When picking a spot for your tent, try to find an area that is sheltered, flat and free from sharp objects. If possible, position your tent with the front door facing away from the prevailing wind. Try not to pitch your tent under trees as falling branches and tree sap can damage the tent and you’ll want to avoid cleaning bird poo off it!

Be sure to clear the site of any stones, sticks and any other objects that cause damage to the tent floor. It is also a good idea to consider using a Zempire groundsheet for your tent to provide further protection to the floor and make pack up easier.

How do I clean my Zempire Tent?
The tent can be cleaned using a damp cloth, sponge or soft bristled brush and water to remove any small spots of dirt etc.

For a heavier clean, pitch the tent at home and use warm water and a damp cloth, sponge or soft bristled brush to gently clean the tent.

Never use detergents, bleaches, dishwashing liquids etc as these can damage or remove the coatings of the fabric. There are speciality tent and gear cleaners available if required, these are usually available at specialist camping outlets.

Be sure that the tent is completely dry before storage.

While camping, try to keep the tent as clean as possible. If possible, try to minimise the amount of dirt, dust and sand etc from being tracked inside the tent.

How do I avoid UV damage to my Zempire Tent?
Tent fabrics can be weakened by long term exposure to sunlight.

Under normal holiday use, your Zempire tent will give you many years of camping enjoyment, however extended use in strong sunlight will cause degradation. It is recommended that during periods of strong sunlight a Zempire roof cover is used to help provide extra protection from UV damage.

Do not leave the tent pitched for extended periods of time as UV damage will degrade the fabric.

Fabrics can be recoated with various products to reinvigorate their UV resistance and improve waterproofing. It is always a good idea to test any coatings that you are thinking of applying to your tent to a small test area to make sure they are compatible with the fabric.