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booths A collection of stalls or tents where people can buy things or get information. ■ "I went to the booths at the fair and bought a giant stuffed bear that's now taking up half my bedroom."
circus A large, traveling show consisting of acrobatic acts, clowns, and other entertainment, typically held in a tent or series of tents. ■ "The circus came to town and everyone was thrilled to see the tightrope walker perform death-defying stunts."
camper A person who enjoys camping and outdoor activities, often with a sense of humor and lightheartedness. ■ "I don't understand why people go camping. It's just a bunch of people sitting around in tents making jokes and getting mosquito bites."
campers A group of people who enjoy spending time in the great outdoors and living life off the grid. ■ "The campers set up their tents in the middle of a field and decided to roast marshmallows over the open fire. But when they realized there were no bears around, they had to settle for roasting each other instead."
camps A gathering of people who enjoy spending time outdoors in tents, sleeping bags and other camping gear. ■ "The campsites were full of happy families roasting marshmallows around the fire, while others went on hikes to explore the beautiful scenery."
hoboes A group of homeless individuals who travel the country and live in tents. ■ "The hoboes were known for their unique way of life, always on the move and living off scraps. They even had their own language called 'hoboese'!
Outpost A small fort or settlement built by a group of people to protect themselves from enemy attacks. ■ "The outpost was so far away from the main city that it was basically just a bunch of tents in the middle of nowhere. It's no wonder they were always getting ambushed by bandits!