Woken up to droplets inside your tent? That doesn’t always mean rain has got through. Moisture from breathing, damp clothing and the ground can collect on cooler fabric overnight.
The simplest improvement is to give that moisture a way out. Use your tent’s vents as designed, and allow airflow where conditions permit rather than closing every opening.
Keep wet kit away from the inner tent where possible. Before packing up, wipe away surface moisture and give the shelter a chance to air if the weather allows.
Once home, unpack it again and let it dry thoroughly before storing it. A tent packed damp after an otherwise dry night can still end up smelling musty.
Field tip: Condensation is normal. Trapping it doesn’t have to be.