G'day Ahane,

Thats almost like asking 'how long is a piece of string?'...unfortunately there's no clear answer as there's no standardisation when it comes to campsite sizes, and caravan parks or campgrounds will have different sized and shaped sites available.
For the most part I've heard the average is around 40m² but width and length of the site can vary.

The best bet would be to consider the places you love to camp the most, and get it touch with the caravan parks or campsite managers in the area to get an idea of whats on offer.
Some places may also account for a carpark, others may offer a separate car parking space.

In my experience majority of campsites can accommodate the larger tents, or at the very least have large site spaces available for those who need a bigger footprint.

G'day Catherine,

We have this information in the specifications, but it's easily missed!
There is a double action pump included.

G'dat Nath,

The TXL already has a massive waterhead rating at 6000mm, so the roof cover isn't necessary for additional waterproofing. Its main goal is to keep your tent clean and protected from overhead stuff like bird poo and tree sap and can make the tent a bit darker, and apparently cooler.  Although, I wouldn't rely on it for the latter as there are so many variables that affect the temperature inside your tent.

G'day Gianni,

Sorry, I'm a tad confused by your question? If you're asking if the Aerobase 3 Pro Shelter can be used with the Evo TXL Air Tent, then the answer is yes, you can connect the Pro Shelter, with the Evo TXL Air Tent using the X-Large Evo Link. Hopefully that was the information you were after, if not, please let us know and we'll do our best to get an answer for you.

G'day Michelle,

We don't yet have the Aero TXL Pro version so it's a little tricky to give a direct comparison, however I'll do my best with the information on our site and the Zempire site. The main difference between the Evo and Pro tents is the fabrics used, as you've noted. The pro tents have a high denier fabric, with a higher SPF rating, and higher waterhead rating, overall this will give the Pro better longevity, and be a better option in wet conditions, there will be a minimal difference in light block out. If you did add the extra bedroom and front awning you'd be looking at a similar price, however, the Evo will still be slightly more affordable.

G'day Michelle,

There are lots of ventilation options in the EVO TXL V2 Air Tent. The rear section has floor vents and a large rear gusseted window for flow-through ventilation. The bedroom area has upper vents that allow ventilation to flow from the floor vents and rear gusset window vent through to the bedroom. Zempire has designed the tent with Australian conditions in mind, and it is generally quite suitable for hot conditions.