Mongar 3

Naturehike was also my recommendation, I have two of their tents, the Mongar 2p packs down small, there is only room inside for 2 people, no room for gear, gear goes in the vestibule. It has 2 entrances/exits and 2 vestibules, a mesh bag at the head and foot, and a net above to store some items inside the tent. I went with the 210T polyester over the 20D nylon since the polyester is still fairly light and I valued the UV and rain sag resistance as well as cost over the weight. If you want more space, they do have a 3p version. I’d take a look at their tents and see if there’s anything that fits your criteria. I don’t think there’s really a category that fits this style of camping, the closest I can think of is motorcycle camping. r/motocamping I assume weight doesn’t matter as much as space/volume does for them but I could be wrong, I don’t frequent that sub.

Not sure how the SR2 is different to the Mongar, but I have that tent (in 15d), it's pretty light (1.8kg), seems well made, two big vestibules, can't complain. Have the Spider 1 man too. Mate of mine has the CP2, heavier but seems more suitable to poor (windy) conditions. He likes it too anyway.

Legit tent company. I can't vouch for the website. I have that tent in Brown 3-person version for car camping. I adore it. Spacious; solid; versatile awning; reasonable price. I bought it from Naturehike on Amazon, though, not a Naturehike website. If you don't hear from them, contact your credit card company and ask for cancellation and charge-back. . You might also check the junk folder on your email server in case Naturehike's replies are being filtered.

Naturehike tents or zorali tents will be perfect to start with on a budget get a 3p tent it’s big enough for both of you and then use it either for car camping or hike in Get insulated mats to sleep on and either the Mont helium sleeping bags or neve quilts or sea to summit ember quilts Lights are a must get some head lamps and a bright lantern for the area to cook in If cooking by fire Alton titanium grill 40-60l Icebox not esky and companion 3 burner stove Small table and couple of the foldable stools not the modern camping chairs or the director’s chair

NatureHike stuff is solid for price point. I got their 3P tent last year when I was doing similar setup - taking trains to camping spots near the city. Packs down way smaller than my old car camping tent but still has decent space inside for two tall people plus gear Only thing is make sure you check the packed dimensions before ordering because some of their models still pack pretty bulky even though they're lighter than car camping tents. The one I got fits in my hiking pack which was game changer for train trips