If you're serious about camping comfort, Outwell is a brand you need to know. Founded in Denmark in 1993, Outwell have spent over 30 years designing premium camping gear that makes life outdoors genuinely enjoyable — without compromising on quality or durability. At Newquay Camping Shop, 4 Bamber House, Victoria, PL26 8LQ, we stock one of the largest Outwell ranges in Cornwall, serving campers and caravanners across the South West. Here's a complete guide to everything we carry.Outwell Tents — Poled & AirOutwell make some of the best family tents on the market, with a strong focus on air tent technology and clever interior layouts — ideal for Cornwall's varied weather and coastal campsites.Pop-Up Tents — Instant Pitch Outwell Nexion 2 Pop Up Tent (Ocean / Forest) — pitches in seconds; perfect for festivals, weekend breaks, or a spontaneous trip to a Cornish campsite. Outwell Nexion 3 Pop Up Tent (Ocean / Forest) — the three-person version with the same instant pitch. Poled Tents — Classic Construction Outwell Sky 2 Tent 2026 — compact and lightweight; ideal for touring Cornwall's coastal campsites. Outwell Sky 4 Tent 2026 — a versatile four-person poled tent for families. Outwell Sky 6 Tent 2026 — six-person capacity with generous living space. Outwell Earth 5 Plus Tent — a five-person tunnel tent with a large porch and excellent weather protection. Outwell Cloud 5 Plus Tent 2026 — premium five-person tent with high-spec materials. Outwell Carolina 6 Tent 2026 — a six-person family tent with separate sleeping cabins and a large living area. Air Tents — Inflatable FrameOutwell's air tents are a popular choice for Cornwall's campsite pitches — fast to inflate, stable in coastal winds, and easy for one person to pitch. Outwell Sacramento 4 Air Tent 2026 — four-person with a clever layout and fast inflation. Outwell Monterey 4 Air Tent 2026 — compact four-person; ideal for couples or small families. Outwell Michigan 4 Air Tent 2025 — four-person with a large porch. Outwell Maryland 5 Air Tent 2025 — five-person with a spacious living area. Outwell Florida 5 Air Tent 2025 — five-person with a generous footprint. Outwell Montana 6 Air Tent 2025 — six-person with a large living and sleeping area. Outwell Hartford 6 Air Tent 2025 — premium six-person with excellent weather protection. Outwell Tennessee 7 Air Tent 2025 — seven-person for larger families. Outwell Vermont 7 Air Tent 2025 — premium seven-person with a spacious layout. Outwell Queensdale 8PA Inflatable Tent — the flagship eight-person air tent for large families or extended stays. Outwell Sleeping BagsOutwell sleeping bags are designed for campsite comfort rather than ultralight performance — warm, well-finished, and ideal for UK camping conditions including Cornwall's cooler coastal evenings. Outwell Camper Lux Single — a well-insulated three-season single bag. Outwell Camper Lux Double — the double version for couples. Outwell Campion Lux Double — premium double with excellent warmth and comfort. Outwell Campion Lux Teal — the Campion Lux in a striking teal colourway. Outwell Campion Lux Double 2025 — the updated 2025 version. Outwell Celestial Single — a premium single with a high comfort rating. Outwell Celestial Lux Single — enhanced insulation and comfort. Outwell Celestial Lux Double — premium double for couples who want the best. Outwell Constellation Lux Single — Outwell's top-of-the-range single bag. Outwell Convertible Junior — a children's bag that converts as they grow. Outwell Self-Inflating Mats & AirbedsFrom budget singles to premium 16cm doubles — Outwell's mat range covers every camping style and budget. Outwell Sleepin Single 7.5cm — solid mid-range single. Outwell Sleepnest 10cm Single — 10cm depth for serious comfort. Outwell Sleepnest 14cm Single — premium 14cm single. Outwell Sleepnest 10cm Double — 10cm double for couples. Outwell Sleepnest 14cm Double — the premium double option. Outwell Dreamcatcher 12cm Single — popular 12cm single with an impressive R-value. Outwell Dreamcatcher Campervan — designed specifically for campervan use. Outwell Dreamboat 16cm Single — 16cm of luxury comfort. Outwell Dreamboat 16cm Double — the double flagship mat. Outwell Highway Campervan 114 Self Inflating Mat — campervan-specific at 114cm wide. Outwell Flock Superior Single Airbed — flocked airbed with integrated pump. Outwell Flock Superior Double Airbed — the double version. Outwell Camping Chairs & Furniture Outwell Clarenville Chair — classic folding camping chair. Outwell Levisport Chair — lightweight and packable for touring. Outwell Geraldton XL Chair — oversized for maximum comfort on site. Outwell Kentucky Lake Chair — premium reclining camping chair. Outwell NomadNest Folding Chair — Navy Blue — stylish modern folding chair. Outwell NomadNest Folding Chair — Misty Grey — the same in a neutral colourway. Outwell Pembroke Footrest — matching footrest for your Outwell chair. Outwell Hayfield Low Table — compact low table for tent or awning use. Outwell Van FlexDeck Table — flexible table designed for campervan use. Outwell Carnelian DC LanternsThe Carnelian DC range is Outwell's flagship rechargeable lantern series — USB-C charging, dimmable warm white output, and a quality of light that transforms any tent or awning into a proper living space. A firm favourite with Cornwall campers who want ambience as well as function. Carnelian DC 200 — 200 lumens; ideal as a bedside or accent light. Carnelian DC 500 — 500 lumens; a great all-round campsite lantern. Carnelian DC 1000 — 1000 lumens; lights up a full tent or awning. Carnelian 2000 — 2000 lumens; the flagship for large tents or group camping. Outwell Cool Boxes ECOcool Lite 24L 12V/230V — 24-litre electric cool box for caravans and campervans. Arctic Chill 30L 12V/230V 2026 — 30-litre compressor cool box for serious cooling. Arctic Chill 41 Dual Zone Compression Cooler — 41-litre dual-zone; fridge and freezer in one. Outwell Collaps Kitchen RangeThe Collaps range is Outwell's collapsible kitchenware system — kettles, pots, bowls, buckets, and water carriers that fold completely flat. Designed for campervans, caravans, and anyone who needs to maximise storage space on a Cornish touring trip. Collaps Kettle 1.5L Navy Night · 2.5L Navy Night · Tea Time Kettle 1.5L Collaps Stew Pot 2.5L Collaps Wash Bowl Navy Night · Wash Bowl with Drain Collaps Round Bucket with Lid Collaps Water Carrier Navy Night · 6L Navy Night · 6L Shadow Green Feast Ceramic Set XL Outwell Accessories Aurelios Rechargeable Fan — rechargeable fan for warm nights in the tent or awning. Hillcrest Tarp — versatile shelter tarp for shade or rain cover. Wolfburg Air Drive Away Awning — drive-away awning for campervans and motorhomes. Sideroads Awning Room — awning room extension for extra living space. Outwell Air Repair Tubes — replacement tubes for inflatable tents in multiple sizes (Orange B, Red D, Purple C, Yellow E, OneAir Dome). Repair Tape Clear — clear repair tape for quick campsite fixes. Frequently Asked QuestionsWhere is Outwell from?Outwell is a Danish brand founded in 1993. They design premium camping gear with a focus on comfort, clever storage, and high-quality materials — and they're one of the most trusted names in European camping.Are Outwell air tents reliable in windy conditions?Yes — Outwell's air tents use robust inflatable beams designed to withstand strong winds and heavy rain. This makes them a particularly good choice for Cornwall's exposed coastal campsites, where wind can be a factor. All models come with a repair kit, and we stock replacement air tubes for every size at Newquay Camping Shop.What's the difference between Outwell's sleeping mat ranges?Outwell offer three main self-inflating mat ranges: Sleepin (entry-level, 7.5cm), Sleepnest (mid-range, 10–14cm), and Dreamboat/Dreamcatcher (premium, 12–16cm). The higher the depth, the more comfortable — and the Dreamboat 16cm is as close to a proper mattress as a camping mat gets.What is the Outwell Collaps range?The Collaps range is Outwell's collapsible kitchenware system — kettles, pots, bowls, buckets, and water carriers that fold completely flat for storage. It's designed specifically for campervans, caravans, and anyone who needs to maximise storage space on a touring trip.What are the Carnelian DC lanterns like?The Carnelian DC range is Outwell's premium rechargeable lantern series. They charge via USB-C, have a dimmable warm white output, and are available in four brightness levels from 200 to 2000 lumens. They're consistently one of our best-selling accessories — and a great upgrade from a basic head torch for evenings in the awning.Which Outwell tent is best for Cornwall's campsites?For Cornwall's coastal conditions, we'd recommend an Outwell air tent — the inflatable beams handle wind better than traditional poles and pitch faster on uneven ground. The Sacramento 4 and Montana 6 are popular choices for families. If you prefer a poled tent, the Carolina 6 and Sky range are excellent. Pop in and our team will help you find the right fit for your pitch.Can I buy Outwell gear in Cornwall?Yes — we stock one of the largest Outwell ranges in Cornwall at Newquay Camping Shop, 4 Bamber House, Victoria, PL26 8LQ, serving campers and caravanners across Cornwall and the South West. Browse online with free UK delivery, or come in and see the full range in person.

A good sun canopy turns your campervan or motorhome into a proper outdoor living space in minutes — shade when the sun's out, shelter when it isn't, and no need to set up a full drive-away awning. Whether you're parked up on a Cornish beach, pitched on a campsite near Newquay, or heading to a festival on Dartmoor, Easy Camp's canopy range covers every budget and use case. We stock all four Easy Camp canopies at Newquay Camping Shop, 4 Bamber House, Victoria, PL26 8LQ — Cornwall's dedicated camping specialists, serving campervan and motorhome owners across Cornwall, Devon, and the South West. Easy Camp Voss Canopy — £42.99 The most compact and affordable of the range — and the one most campervan owners in Cornwall reach for first. At 2.3kg in a 65 × 12cm bag, it slides under a seat and stays there until you need it. Attaches via dual kador beading (5mm + 7mm included, covering standard and wind-out rails) or guylines over the roof if your van doesn't have a rail. Two 19mm steel poles, twin high-visibility guylines, and integrated side flaps that improve stability in wind and extend the shade area sideways — particularly useful on Cornwall's exposed coastal pitches. WeatherGuard 3000 flysheet — 3000mm rated, taped seams, fire retardant. Under 5 minutes to pitch. Roof connection 260cm Attachment height 150–260cm Bead 5mm + 7mm Weight 2.3kg Pack size 65 × 12cm Waterproof 3000mm Best for: Permanent van kit for Cornwall beach days, coastal campsites, and spontaneous stops. Lightweight, dual bead, side flaps — best value in the range. Easy Camp Flex Canopy — £83.99 The mid-range option. Same 260cm roof connection and 150–260cm attachment height as the Voss, but adds cross-braced fibreglass poles that raise the centre height under tension — noticeably more headroom, no fabric sag in the middle. Twin sectional steel uprights, height adjustable 150–200cm. 3.8kg in a 77 × 11cm pack. 7mm kador bead. Roof connection 260cm Attachment height 150–260cm Bead 7mm Weight 3.8kg Pack size 77 × 11cm Waterproof 3000mm Best for: Motorhome owners who want more headroom and a more structured canopy than the Voss — ideal for longer stays on South West campsites where you're cooking and eating outside regularly. Easy Camp Stryn Canopy — £109.99 The premium traditional canopy. Same spec as the Flex — cross-braced fibreglass poles, 260cm roof connection, 3000mm flysheet — with a more refined finish and construction quality. Same 3.8kg weight and 77 × 11cm pack size as the Flex. Roof connection 260cm Attachment height 150–260cm Bead 7mm Weight 3.8kg Pack size 77 × 11cm Waterproof 3000mm Best for: Regular Cornwall and South West tourers who use their canopy every trip and want the best-finished option Easy Camp make. Easy Camp Lom Tri Canopy — £119.99 The most versatile canopy in the range. Rather than a single rectangular flysheet, the Lom Tri uses three triangular panels that zip together in multiple configurations — giving you genuine flexibility over how you deploy your shade or shelter depending on sun angle, wind direction, or how much space you need to cover. Three height-adjustable 19mm steel poles included. Attaches via dual kador beading (5mm + 7mm), Velcro tabs, or guylines over the roof — the most attachment options of any canopy in the range. WeatherGuard 3000 flysheet throughout: 185T polyester, PU coated, 3000mm hydrostatic head, taped seams, fire retardant. At 3.6kg in a 76 × 12cm pack, it's lighter than the Flex and Stryn despite its additional complexity. Roof connection 250cm Attachment height 150–260cm Bead 5mm + 7mm Weight 3.6kg Pack size 76 × 12cm Waterproof 3000mm Panels 3 triangular Attachment Bead / Velcro / guylines Best for: Campervan owners who want to adapt their shelter to Cornwall's changeable conditions — configure for morning sun, afternoon shade, or Atlantic wind without repitching from scratch. Full Comparison Voss Flex Stryn Lom Tri Price £42.99 £83.99 £109.99 £119.99 Weight 2.3kg 3.8kg 3.8kg 3.6kg Pack size 65 × 12cm 77 × 11cm 77 × 11cm 76 × 12cm Bead 5mm + 7mm 7mm 7mm 5mm + 7mm Cross-braced poles ✗ ✓ ✓ — Triangular panels ✗ ✗ ✗ ✓ (×3) Side flaps ✓ ✗ ✗ ✗ Velcro attachment ✗ ✗ ✗ ✓ Waterproof 3000mm 3000mm 3000mm 3000mm Taped seams ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Which should you buy? Voss £42.99 — lightest, smallest, dual bead, side flaps. The permanent van companion for Cornwall beach days and coastal campsites. Flex £83.99 — cross-braced poles for more headroom. The practical mid-range choice for longer stays. Stryn £109.99 — premium finish on the Flex spec. Worth it for regular South West tourers. Lom Tri £119.99 — three configurable triangular panels. The one for Cornwall's changeable weather — adapt your shelter without repitching. Want More Space? Drive-Away Awnings for Campervans & Motorhomes A sun canopy is ideal for quick stops and spontaneous shade — but if you're staying put for a few nights and want a fully enclosed, standing-height living space, a drive-away awning is the next step up. We stock one of the largest drive-away awning ranges in Cornwall, covering five leading brands: Easy Camp — Shamrock, Wimberly, Fairfields, Utne, Eidfjord, Reine Kampa — Cross Air, Trip Air, Sprint Air, Tailgater Air, Roam Air, Voyager Air Vango — Galli Pro, Faros III Air, Cove III Air, Kela Pro Air, HexAway Pro, Quadris Air Outwell — Fresno, Pine Hills, Santa Monica Air, Daytona Air, Talladega Air, Wolfburg Air Outdoor Revolution — Movelite T3E, Cayman Handi, Q Cayman T1 Drive-away awnings give you a fully enclosed living area attached to the side of your van, with the option to drive away and leave the awning pitched on site — ideal for longer stays on Cornwall campsites or touring the South West for a week or more. Call us on 01637 877619 or visit us in store and we'll help you find the right fit for your van. Frequently Asked Questions Which Easy Camp canopy fits a VW T5 or T6? All four canopies fit the VW T5 and T6 — the attachment height range of 150–260cm and roof connection lengths of 250–260cm cover both standard and high-roof variants. The Voss and Lom Tri include both 5mm and 7mm kador beading, covering the T5/T6's standard awning rail. If you're unsure which bead size your van uses, call us on 01637 877619 and we'll advise. Which Easy Camp canopy is best for Cornwall beach camping? The Voss is the most popular choice for Cornwall beach days — it's light enough to carry to the beach, pitches in under 5 minutes, and the side flaps give extra stability on exposed coastal pitches. The Lom Tri is worth considering if you want to reconfigure your shade as the sun moves through the day. Do Easy Camp canopies work without a kador awning rail? Yes — the Voss and Lom Tri both include 5mm + 7mm kador beading and can also attach via guylines thrown over the van roof. The Lom Tri additionally offers Velcro tab attachment. The Flex and Stryn use 7mm kador beading; if your van doesn't have a rail, guylines over the roof work for these too. Are Easy Camp canopies waterproof enough for Cornwall's weather? Yes — all four use WeatherGuard 3000 fabric with a 3000mm hydrostatic head and taped seams throughout. That's more than adequate for Cornwall's Atlantic rainfall and sustained downpours. The fire-retardant fabric also meets campsite safety requirements. What's the difference between the Flex and the Stryn? Both share the same core specification — cross-braced fibreglass poles, 260cm roof connection, 3000mm flysheet, 3.8kg, 77 × 11cm pack. The Stryn is the premium model with a more refined finish and construction quality. If you use your canopy on every trip, the Stryn is worth the extra £26. If you're occasional, the Flex delivers the same practical performance. What makes the Lom Tri different from the other Easy Camp canopies? The Lom Tri uses three separate triangular panels that zip together rather than a single rectangular flysheet. You can use all three for maximum coverage, or configure one or two panels for targeted shade — useful when the sun is low, when you only need to cover part of your pitch, or when you want to leave one side open for airflow on a warm Cornish evening. Can I use an Easy Camp canopy on a motorhome? Yes — all four canopies are designed for campervans, vans, and motorhomes. The 150–260cm attachment height range covers the vast majority of motorhome roof heights, from compact campers through to high-roof Sprinter and Transit conversions. Where can I buy Easy Camp canopies in Cornwall? All four are available online and in store at Newquay Camping Shop — Cornwall's dedicated camping specialists at 4 Bamber House, Victoria, PL26 8LQ, serving campervan and motorhome owners across Cornwall, Devon, and the South West. Call us on 01637 877619 for advice on which canopy suits your van.

Dometic's Rally awning range is one of the most comprehensive caravan awning lineups available in the UK — covering everything from an entry-level poled porch awning at under £350 to a premium seasonal inflatable at over £1,500. But with five distinct ranges, multiple width sizes, and the choice between poled and inflatable, working out which Rally awning is right for your caravan can be genuinely confusing.This guide compares all five Dometic Rally ranges we stock at Newquay Camping Shop — with real prices, key specs, and clear guidance on who each model is designed for. Visit our showroom at 4 Bamber House, Victoria, PL26 8LQ, open Monday to Friday, where our team can help match the right awning to your caravan.The Five Dometic Rally Ranges — Overview Rally — entry-level poled awning, Weathershield™ 150D polyester, from £345 Rally Tour — mid-range poled awning, upgraded Weathershield™ Tour 300D ripstop fabric, from £444.99 Rally Tour S — Rally Tour in wider sizes (260–390cm), from £530 Rally Air Tour S — inflatable version of the Rally Tour S, single-point inflation, from £749 Rally Air Stay S — premium inflatable, Weathershield™ Stay polycotton hybrid fabric, seasonal touring spec, from £1,449 Dometic Rally — The Entry-Level Poled AwningThe base Dometic Rally is the most affordable awning in the range — a traditional poled porch awning built from Weathershield™ 150D polyester on a DynaLite aluminium frame. It's a solid, no-frills awning at an accessible price point, designed for caravanners who want reliable shelter without the cost of the upgraded Tour fabric or inflatable frame.Key features: DynaLite aluminium frame, monsoon pole, draught skirt, large crystal-clear windows, sealing bumper pads, 250cm depth, 12-minute pitch time.Sizes and prices: Rally 200 — £345.00 Rally 260 — £395.00 Rally 330 — £425.00 Best for: Budget-conscious caravanners, those new to awnings, or those who need a reliable porch awning for occasional use without the premium price tag.Dometic Rally Tour — The Upgraded Poled AwningThe Rally Tour steps up to Dometic's Weathershield™ Tour 300-denier ripstop polyester — a significantly more durable and weather-resistant fabric than the base Rally's 150D polyester. The dope-dyed yarn resists UV fading far better over time, making it a smarter long-term investment for regular caravanners.The Tour also adds apex ventilation panels, zip-out front and side panels, crystal-clear PVC windows, and updated internal blinds. Fits caravans 235–265cm via a multi-height adjustment system.Sizes and prices: Rally Tour 200 — £444.99 Rally Tour S 260 — £530.00 Rally Tour S 330 — £595.00 Rally Tour S 390 — £640.00 Best for: Regular caravanners who want a quality poled awning with better fabric durability than the base Rally, at a mid-range price point.Dometic Rally Air Tour S — The Inflatable Mid-RangeThe Rally Air Tour S takes the same Weathershield™ Tour 300D fabric as the poled Rally Tour S and replaces the pole frame with Dometic's single-point inflation air frame. The result is a genuinely fast-pitching awning — inflate from one point, the whole frame rises in minutes rather than the 20–40 minutes a poled awning requires.Additional features over the poled Tour S: dual-pitch roof system for better water run-off, tube-specific deflation, draught skirt (S height), quickpitch guying, mesh side windows, and compatibility with Dometic's SabreLink® / Limpet® / AccessoryTrack accessory ecosystem. UPF50+.Sizes and prices: Rally Air Tour 200 S — £749.00 Rally Air Tour 260 S — £1,004.00 Rally Air Tour 330 S — £1,139.00 Rally Air Tour 390 S — £1,249.00 Best for: Caravanners who move pitches regularly and want fast, stress-free pitching; those camping in exposed coastal locations like Cornwall where quick setup in changeable weather matters.Dometic Rally Air Stay S — The Premium Seasonal InflatableThe Rally Air Stay S is the top of the Dometic Rally range — a premium inflatable awning built for caravanners who want the very best performance and longevity. The key upgrade over the Air Tour S is the fabric: Weathershield™ Stay, a premium ripstop polycotton/polypropylene hybrid that breathes more naturally than pure synthetic fabrics while remaining highly waterproof and UV-resistant.The polycotton blend means the Air Stay S feels closer to a traditional canvas awning in terms of interior comfort — cooler in summer, with less condensation than a purely synthetic awning. It's designed as a seasonal touring awning for those who spend extended periods at their caravan site.At 250cm depth with a 9-minute pitching time, it combines the speed of inflatable pitching with a fabric quality that suits longer stays. Dual-pitch roof, apex ventilation, mesh windows, draught skirt, UPF50+.Sizes and prices: Rally Air Stay 260 S — £1,449.00 Rally Air Stay 330 S — £1,549.00 Best for: Serious caravanners who spend extended time at their pitch, want the very best fabric quality and interior comfort, and want inflatable convenience combined with a premium polycotton feel.Full Range Comparison Rally Rally Tour/Tour S Rally Air Tour S Rally Air Stay S Frame Poled (DynaLite) Poled Inflatable (air) Inflatable (air) Fabric Weathershield™ 150D Weathershield™ Tour 300D Weathershield™ Tour 300D Weathershield™ Stay polycotton Pitch time ~12 min 20–40 min 5–10 min ~9 min Dual-pitch roof No No Yes Yes Draught skirt Yes No Yes (S height) Yes Accessory system No No SabreLink®/Limpet® SabreLink®/Limpet® Best use Occasional/budget Regular touring Frequent pitch moves Extended/seasonal stays From £345 £444.99 £749 £1,449 Which Size Do I Need?All Dometic Rally awnings are sized by awning width — the length of caravan side the awning covers. To find the right size, measure your caravan's awning rail from end to end, or from the door to the front of the caravan for a porch awning. The four available widths are 200cm, 260cm, 330cm, and 390cm (note: the Air Stay S is available in 260cm and 330cm only).All models fit caravans with an eaves height of 235–265cm via the multi-height adjustment system. If you're unsure which size fits your caravan, our team at the Newquay showroom can advise — bring your caravan's make, model, and year.Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat's the difference between the Dometic Rally and Rally Tour?The main difference is the fabric. The base Rally uses Weathershield™ 150D polyester — a good waterproof fabric at an entry-level price. The Rally Tour steps up to Weathershield™ Tour 300D ripstop polyester, which is heavier, more durable, and significantly more UV-resistant thanks to dope-dyed yarn. For occasional use, the Rally is perfectly adequate. For regular caravanners, the Tour's fabric quality is worth the extra investment.Is an inflatable caravan awning better than a poled one?It depends on how you use it. Inflatable awnings (Air Tour S, Air Stay S) pitch in a fraction of the time — under 10 minutes vs 20–40 for a poled awning — and pack down without the hassle of pole management. They're the better choice for caravanners who move pitches regularly or want quick, easy setup. Poled awnings (Rally, Rally Tour) are more affordable and perfectly robust for those who pitch in one spot for the whole holiday.What's the difference between the Rally Air Tour S and Rally Air Stay S?Both are inflatable awnings with similar pitching speed and overall design. The key difference is the fabric: the Air Tour S uses synthetic Weathershield™ Tour 300D polyester, while the Air Stay S uses Weathershield™ Stay — a premium polycotton/polypropylene hybrid. The polycotton blend breathes better, reduces condensation, and feels more comfortable inside over extended stays. The Air Stay S is aimed at caravanners who spend longer periods at their pitch and want the best interior comfort.Do I need a pump for an inflatable Dometic awning?Yes — a pump is required for the Rally Air Tour S and Rally Air Stay S. A Dometic Gale 12V electric pump makes inflation fast and easy. A manual pump can be used but takes considerably longer for a full-size awning.Can I buy a Dometic Rally awning at your Newquay showroom?Yes — we stock the Dometic Rally range at our showroom at 4 Bamber House, Victoria, PL26 8LQ, open Monday to Friday. Our team can advise on sizing, height compatibility, and the right model for your caravan and camping style. UK-wide delivery is available on all awnings.Shop the Dometic Rally Range at Newquay Camping ShopRally (poled, entry-level): Rally 200 — £345.00 Rally 260 — £395.00 Rally 330 — £425.00 Rally Tour/Tour S (poled, upgraded fabric): Rally Tour 200 — £444.99 Rally Tour S 260 — £530.00 Rally Tour S 330 — £595.00 Rally Tour S 390 — £640.00 Rally Air Tour S (inflatable, mid-range): Rally Air Tour 200 S — £749.00 Rally Air Tour 260 S — £1,004.00 Rally Air Tour 330 S — £1,139.00 Rally Air Tour 390 S — £1,249.00 Rally Air Stay S (inflatable, premium): Rally Air Stay 260 S — £1,449.00 Rally Air Stay 330 S — £1,549.00 Browse our full caravan awnings and Kampa Dometic ranges online.

Outwell make some of the best value sleeping bags on the market for car camping and campsite use. Their bags prioritise comfort — cotton flannel or brushed polyester linings, generous widths, and practical features like built-in pillows and zip-off hoods — over ultralight weight. If you're driving to a Cornish campsite or South West festival rather than hiking in, that's exactly the right trade-off. We stock the full Outwell range at our Newquay showroom — 4 Bamber House, Victoria, PL26 8LQ. Here's how to choose the right bag. Outwell Sleeping Bag Range — At a Glance Bag Type Season Comfort temp Lining Weight Price Celestial Single 2-season +9°C Cotton flannel 1.9 kg £49.99 Celestial Lux Double Double 3-season +9°C Cotton flannel 3.5 kg £79.99 Campion Lux Teal Single 3-season +5°C Brushed polyester 1.6 kg £34.99 Campion Lux Double Double 3-season +5°C Brushed polyester 2.5 kg £49.99 Camper Lux Single Single 3–4 season 0°C Cotton flannel 2.7 kg £89.99 Outwell Celestial — Best for Summer Camping The Outwell Celestial is the most affordable bag in the range at £49.99. It's a 2-season bag rated to +9°C comfort, with a polycotton shell and soft cotton flannel lining — the warmest, most comfortable feel of any bag in this price bracket. At 1.9 kg with a 38 × 23 cm pack sack, it's the lightest Outwell bag we stock. It's the right choice for summer camping from June through August when Cornish nights are mild, or for anyone who runs warm. The L-shaped 2-way zipper opens fully as a duvet on hot nights. Best for: Solo summer camping, warm sleepers, budget-conscious buyers who want a cotton flannel lining. Outwell Celestial Lux Double — Best for Couples, Summer to Autumn The Celestial Lux Double takes the same cotton flannel quality of the Celestial and scales it up to a 140 cm wide double bag with heavier 1,800 g Isofill filling and a 3-season rating. At +9°C comfort and +4°C limit, it handles the cooler autumn nights that catch some campers out at Cornish sites in September and October. The zips are on both sides for easy in/out, and the bag opens fully as a double duvet. At 3.5 kg and £79.99, it's excellent value for a couple's car-camping bag. Best for: Couples camping spring to autumn, anyone who wants a spacious double with a premium cotton feel. Outwell Campion Lux — Best Value 3-Season Bag The Campion Lux Teal (single) and Campion Lux Double are the best value 3-season bags in the range. Both use a brushed polyester lining (rather than cotton flannel), 1,200 g filling for the single and 1,800 g for the double, and deliver a +5°C comfort rating. At £34.99 for the single and £49.99 for the double, these are the most affordable 3-season bags we stock. The comfort hood helps retain heat on cooler nights, and the anti-snag zip guard is a nice practical touch. Best for: Budget-conscious campers who need 3-season warmth, couples who want a double at a lower price than the Celestial Lux. Outwell Camper Lux Single — Best for Year-Round and Cold Weather Camping The Camper Lux Single is the warmest and most fully-featured bag in the range — a 3–4 season bag with a 0°C comfort rating and -6°C limit, making it suitable for camping from early spring through late autumn and into mild winters. The polycotton shell and cotton flannel lining give it a premium feel, and the zip-off hood and built-in pillow are standout features at £89.99. Two Camper Lux Singles can be zipped together to form a double (one left + one right zip required). At 2.7 kg, it's heavier than the Celestial but significantly warmer. Best for: Year-round campers, cold sleepers, spring and autumn camping in Cornwall when temperatures drop overnight. How to Choose — Key Questions Solo or couple? The Celestial, Campion Lux Teal, and Camper Lux are single bags. The Celestial Lux Double and Campion Lux Double are for two people. Summer only, or spring to autumn? For June–August only, the Celestial (+9°C) is sufficient for most people. For spring or autumn camping, go for a 3-season bag — either the Campion Lux (+5°C) or Camper Lux (0°C). Cotton flannel or brushed polyester lining? Cotton flannel (Celestial, Camper Lux) feels warmer and more comfortable but is heavier. Brushed polyester (Campion Lux) is lighter and dries faster. Do you run cold? Go one season warmer than you think you need — most people underestimate how cold Cornish nights get in May and September. Visit Our Newquay Showroom We stock the full Outwell sleeping bag range at 4 Bamber House, Victoria, PL26 8LQ. Come in and we'll help you find the right bag for your trip.

Dometic is the benchmark for premium compressor cool boxes. If you're a serious caravanner, motorhomer, or van lifer looking for proper fridge or freezer performance on the road, the Dometic CFX2 and CFX5 ranges are the two lines you'll be choosing between. At Newquay Camping Shop, we stock both ranges in full — here's everything you need to know. CFX2 vs CFX5 — What's the Difference? Dometic's two main compressor ranges share the same core technology — compressor cooling, AC/DC power, app control, and battery protection — but the CFX5 is the more premium line: CFX2: Robust, reliable, and well-featured. Standard polyurethane insulation, VMSO3 compressor, 4-digit LED display, USB charging, wire baskets. The right choice if you want Dometic quality without the top-end price. CFX5: Dometic's flagship line. Adds Vacuum Insulated Panels (VIP) for significantly better energy efficiency, an improved airtight lid gasket, self-folding aluminium alloy handles, an extended evaporator for even cold distribution, and app connectivity with more advanced monitoring. The CFX5 also supports off-grid power (Dometic batteries, solar). Worth the premium for full-time or frequent use. Both ranges cool to -22°C and include 3-stage battery protection, AC and DC cables, interior LED lighting, and a removable divider. The Dometic CFX2 Range Dometic CFX2 37L — £649.00 The entry point into the CFX2 range. 37L holds 48 x 330ml cans, cools to -22°C. Compact footprint (678 x 401 x 427mm) suits campervans and smaller vehicle builds. VMSO3 compressor, 4-digit LED display, USB charging, reversible non-slip lid, wire baskets. Capacity: 37L / 48 cans Temperature: +20°C to -22°C Power: AC 100–240V / DC 12V/24V Dimensions: 678 x 401 x 427mm | Weight: 15.6kg Dometic CFX2 45L — £699.00 The most popular CFX2 model. 56 x 330ml can capacity, ergonomic foldable handles, drain plug, one-hand smooth-click lid. Strong all-rounder for couples and small families. Capacity: 45L / 56 cans Temperature: +20°C to -22°C Power: AC 100–240V / DC 12V/24V Dimensions: 678 x 401 x 493mm | Weight: 16.6kg Dometic CFX2 57L — £749.00 The largest CFX2 model. 57L holds 68 x 330ml cans in a wider footprint. Ideal for families or longer trips where volume matters. Capacity: 57L / 68 cans Temperature: +20°C to -22°C Power: AC 100–240V / DC 12V/24V Dimensions: 709 x 548 x 503mm | Weight: 18.3kg The Dometic CFX5 Range The CFX5 upgrades the core formula with Vacuum Insulated Panels, tighter lid gasket, extended evaporator, self-folding aluminium handles, integrated bottle opener, and off-grid power compatibility via Dometic's Obsidian battery range or solar panels. Dometic CFX5 25L — £699.00 Most compact model. 25L holds 40 x 330ml cans and 5 x 1.5L bottles. Fits on a rear seat. Ideal for solo travellers or as a secondary cool box. Dimensions: 569 x 342 x 420mm | Weight: 13.8kg. Dometic CFX5 35L — £749.00 35L holds 56 x 330ml cans and 5 x 1.5L bottles. Sweet spot for solo van lifers and couples. Dimensions: 694 x 398 x 407mm | Weight: 17.2kg. Dometic CFX5 45L — £799.00 45L holds 72 x 330ml cans and 10 x 1.5L bottles. Suitable for up to 5 people. Uses less power than a 60W light bulb. One of the most popular compressor models for family caravanning. Dimensions: 694 x 398 x 476mm | Weight: 18.9kg. Dometic CFX5 55L — £849.00 55L holds 80 x 330ml cans and 13 x 1.5L bottles. For groups of up to 6 or extended expeditions. Dimensions: 720 x 455 x 480mm | Weight: 20.7kg. Dometic CFX5 55 IM — £974.00 The flagship model. Same 55L capacity but adds a built-in ice maker — freeze two trays of fresh ice on demand. No sourcing bagged ice on remote sites. The ultimate upgrade for extended off-grid trips. Weight: 20.7kg. Dometic CFF 45 — £499.00 The Dometic CFF 45 is the most affordable entry into Dometic compressor performance — 38L, 62 cans, cools to -18°C. Features a distinctive double-sided opening lid, upright bottle storage, and dimmable LED display. PU insulation rather than VIP. Dimensions: 715 x 398 x 407mm | Weight: 18.6kg. Range at a Glance Model Series Capacity Cans Temp Range Weight Price CFF 45 CFF 38L 62 -18 to +10°C 18.6kg £499 CFX2 37L CFX2 37L 48 -22 to +20°C 15.6kg £649 CFX2 45L CFX2 45L 56 -22 to +20°C 16.6kg £699 CFX5 25L CFX5 25L 40 -22 to +20°C 13.8kg £699 CFX2 57L CFX2 57L 68 -22 to +20°C 18.3kg £749 CFX5 35L CFX5 35L 56 -22 to +20°C 17.2kg £749 CFX5 45L CFX5 45L 72 -22 to +20°C 18.9kg £799 CFX5 55L CFX5 55L 80 -22 to +20°C 20.7kg £849 CFX5 55 IM CFX5 55L + ice maker 80 -22 to +20°C 20.7kg £974 Which Dometic Is Right for You? Solo campervan touring: CFX5 25L or CFX5 35L — compact, efficient, fits van builds. Couple, weekend caravanning: CFX2 45L — best value at the Dometic quality level. Family of 4, regular caravanning: CFX5 45L — VIP efficiency pays back over time, 72-can capacity. Large groups or extended motorhome tours: CFX5 55L — 80-can capacity, built for sustained use. Off-grid, want ice on demand: CFX5 55 IM — built-in ice maker, worth it for remote camping. Budget entry to Dometic: CFF 45 — £499, genuine compressor performance. Dometic Technology Explained Vacuum Insulated Panels (VIP) — CFX5 only: Significantly more efficient than standard PU foam — less power draw for the same cooling, critical on a leisure battery. 3-Stage Battery Protection: All CFX2 and CFX5 models monitor battery voltage and auto-shutoff before it drops critically low. Dometic Mobile Cooling App: Bluetooth control of temperature, energy monitoring, lid-open alerts, and temperature history. Multiple users simultaneously. VMSO3 Compressor (CFX2): Variable-speed compressor — quieter and more efficient than fixed-speed alternatives. Shop Dometic at Newquay Camping Shop We stock the full Dometic CFX2 and CFX5 range online with UK-wide delivery, and in our showroom: Newquay Camping Shop4 Bamber HouseVictoriaPL26 8LQOpen Monday to Friday Browse our full cool box range online. Frequently Asked Questions What is the difference between Dometic CFX2 and CFX5? Both cool to -22°C with AC/DC power, battery protection, and app control. The CFX5 adds Vacuum Insulated Panels for better efficiency, a tighter lid gasket, extended evaporator, and off-grid solar/battery compatibility. For regular or full-time use, the CFX5's efficiency advantage is worth the extra cost. How much power does a Dometic cool box use? The CFX5 45L uses less power than a 60W light bulb under normal operation. Exact draw varies with ambient temperature and lid usage. VIP insulation gives the CFX5 a meaningful advantage over CFX2 for battery-reliant setups. Can I run a Dometic cool box off solar? Yes — CFX5 models are compatible with Dometic's Obsidian battery range and any solar setup outputting the correct 12/24V DC. CFX2 models also run on DC power from any compatible solar system. Does the CFX5 55 IM have a built-in ice maker? Yes — IM stands for Ice Maker. It freezes two trays of fresh ice within hours with no separate appliance needed. Which Dometic is best for a campervan? The CFX5 25L and CFX5 35L are most popular for van builds — compact footprint, excellent energy efficiency, full fridge/freezer capability. The CFX2 37L is a more affordable alternative with a similar size. Can I buy a Dometic cool box in Cornwall? Yes — Newquay Camping Shop stocks Dometic at 4 Bamber House, Victoria, PL26 8LQ (Monday to Friday) and online with UK-wide delivery. Is Dometic worth the money vs Igloo or Vango? Dometic compressor cool boxes are proper portable fridges and freezers — not enhanced passive cool boxes. If you need genuine fridge/freezer performance, app control, and long-term efficiency, they're worth the investment. For occasional camping without hook-up, a quality passive cool box is more practical and far more affordable. Related Guides Cool Box Buying Guide Igloo Cool Boxes: The Complete Brand Guide Vango Pinnacle Cool Box Guide Caravan Levellers Buying Guide

Igloo is one of the world's most recognised cool box brands — an American company with over 70 years of heritage, now trusted by campers, caravanners, anglers, and outdoor enthusiasts across the globe. At Newquay Camping Shop, we stock the full Igloo range: passive cool boxes, thermoelectric models, and premium compressor fridges. Here's everything you need to know. The Igloo Range at a Glance Igloo's lineup divides into three clear categories: Passive cool boxes — no power needed, rely on ice packs or loose ice. The Laguna, Profile II, and MaxCold families sit here. Thermoelectric cool boxes — AC/DC powered, cool to a fixed temperature below ambient. The IE 24L is a great entry-level electric option. Compressor cool boxes / fridges — the ICF range. True fridge or freezer performance anywhere, powered by mains or 12/24V DC. Igloo Passive Cool Boxes Igloo Laguna Range The Laguna is Igloo's most popular passive range — built for camping, caravanning, and days out. All Laguna models feature Igloo's Cool Riser Technology (elevated base that reduces heat transfer from hot surfaces) and eco-friendly Thermecool foam insulation. Ice retention is up to 3 days under typical use. Laguna 16 Roller — 15L, 24 cans, wheels and telescopic handle. £49.99 Laguna 28 QT — 26L, swing-up handle, lid cup holders and bottle opener. £54.99 Laguna 48 — 45L, two carry handles, sturdy enough to sit on. £59.99 Laguna 60 QT Roller — 56L, 90 cans, locking telescopic handle and wheels, self-draining cup holders. £94.90 Igloo Profile II Range The Profile II range is Igloo's mid-tier passive lineup — upgraded Thermecool insulation and a cleaner design. All models feature Cool Riser Technology and integrated lid pour channels for easy draining. Profile II 16 QT — 15L, 24 cans, up to 3 days ice retention. £49.99 Profile II 30 QT — 28L, fits 2L bottles upright, stackable lid. £59.99 Profile II 50 QT — 47L, holds 76 x 330ml cans, swing-up handles. £79.99 Igloo MaxCold Range MaxCold is Igloo's premium passive range — built for longer trips where ice retention is critical. Both MaxCold models feature 5-day ice retention (under test conditions), hybrid stainless steel latches, Cool Riser Technology, and a threaded drain plug. MaxCold 54 QT — 47L, 5-day ice retention, rubber comfort grip handles, 4 moulded cup holders, fish ruler. £104.00 MaxCold 100 QT — 95L, holds 145 cans, 5-day cooling, fish keeper scale on lid. The flagship passive model. £167.99 Igloo Marine Ultra Latitude 100 QT The Marine Ultra Latitude 100 QT is Igloo's professional-grade passive cool box — 94L capacity, UV-resistant white finish to minimise solar heat absorption, and Cool Riser Technology for enhanced thermal performance. Built for marine and demanding outdoor environments. £198.00 Igloo Electric Cool Boxes Igloo IE 24L Thermoelectric Cool Box — £99.99 The Igloo IE 24L is a thermoelectric cool box that runs on 230V mains or 12/24V DC. It cools up to 18–20°C below ambient temperature. Holds 30 x 330ml cans or 1.5L bottles. Includes DC and AC cables and a bail carry handle. A solid entry-level electric option for campervans and serviced pitches. Igloo ICF Compressor Cool Boxes — True Fridge Performance The ICF range can cool to -17°C — functioning as a proper fridge or freezer anywhere you have a 12/24V DC supply or mains power. All ICF models include AC and DC cables, 3-stage battery protection, dimmable digital display, interior LED lighting, removable divider, and a secure lid gasket. ICF 18 — 19L, 29 cans, cools to -17°C. £299.99 ICF 32 — 32L, 48 cans, cools to -17°C. £349.00 ICF 40 — 39L, 61 cans, cools to -17.8°C. £399.00 ICF 60 — 58L, 89 cans, cools to -17°C. £499.00 ICF 80DZ — dual zone, independent temperature control in two compartments. £719.00 Which Igloo Is Right for You? Day trips and picnics: Laguna 16 Roller or Profile II 16 QT — compact, wheeled, affordable. Weekend camping without hook-up: MaxCold 54 QT — 5-day ice retention, drain plug, rugged build. Family caravanning with EHU: ICF 40 or ICF 60 — no ice needed, genuine fridge performance. Campervan touring with 12V: ICF 32 or ICF 40 — compact, runs off your leisure battery with battery protection. Large groups or fishing trips: MaxCold 100 QT or Marine Ultra 100 QT — 95L+ capacity, built to take a beating. Two different temperature zones: ICF 80DZ — chill drinks in one compartment, freeze food in the other simultaneously. Igloo Technology Explained Cool Riser Technology — an elevated base that lifts the cool box off hot surfaces, reducing heat transfer from below and improving ice retention. Thermecool Foam — Igloo's eco-friendly, CFC-free insulation foam used across the passive range. 3-Stage Battery Protection (ICF range) — automatically monitors your vehicle battery voltage and shuts the compressor off before it drains the battery flat. Essential for campervans running off a leisure battery. Shop Igloo at Newquay Camping Shop Browse our full Igloo range online with UK-wide delivery, or visit us in store to see models in person: Newquay Camping Shop 4 Bamber House Victoria PL26 8LQ Open Monday to Friday Frequently Asked Questions Which Igloo cool box has the best ice retention? The MaxCold range offers 5-day ice retention under test conditions — the best of any passive Igloo model. Pre-chilling contents and using quality gel ice packs will get you close to those figures in real-world use. Can I use an Igloo ICF compressor cool box in my campervan? Yes — all ICF models run on 12/24V DC as well as mains. The built-in 3-stage battery protection auto-shuts off before your leisure battery runs dangerously low. The ICF 32 and ICF 40 are popular choices for van builds. What's the difference between a thermoelectric and a compressor cool box? A thermoelectric cool box (like the IE 24L) cools to a fixed temperature below ambient — typically 18–20°C below. A compressor cool box (ICF range) works like a proper fridge or freezer, cooling to as low as -17°C regardless of ambient temperature — significantly more capable but higher cost. Do Igloo cool boxes need ice? The passive Laguna, Profile II, and MaxCold ranges need ice packs or loose ice. The IE 24L thermoelectric and ICF compressor models do not. Are Igloo cool boxes good for Cornwall camping? Yes — the MaxCold range's 5-day ice retention is well suited to longer Cornwall stays. For clifftop sites without hook-up, the MaxCold 54 QT is our most recommended passive model. For serviced pitches, the ICF compressor range removes the ice hassle entirely. Related Posts Vango Pinnacle Cool Box Guide — Every Model Compared Caravan Levellers Buying Guide

Why Choose an Outwell Drive Away Awning?Outwell is synonymous with premium quality in the camping world. Their drive-away awning range brings that same attention to detail — high-spec fabrics, smart design features, and outstanding weather performance — to campervans and motorhomes of every size. At Newquay Camping Shop in Cornwall, Outwell is one of our most highly regarded brands, and their awnings are a popular choice with customers who want the best their budget can buy.Browse our full Outwell drive-away awnings collection or read on to find the right model for your vehicle.The Outwell Drive Away Awning RangeOutwell names their awnings after American cities and locations — giving the range a distinctive identity. Here's a guide to what's available and what each model is suited to:Outwell Wolfburg Air — The FlagshipThe Wolfburg is Outwell's most established drive-away awning. Available in two sizes (380 and 450), it's a premium inflatable awning designed for those who want maximum space and top-tier build quality. The Wolfburg 380 suits mid-height vehicles, while the larger 450 is ideal for motorhomes and those wanting a genuinely spacious living area. Outwell Wolfburg Air Drive Away Awning Outwell Wolfburg 380 Air Drive Away Awning 2025 — mid-sized, premium inflatable Outwell Wolfburg 450 Air Drive Away Awning 2025 — larger footprint, ideal for motorhomes Outwell Daytona Air — 2026 ModelThe Daytona is Outwell's 2026 addition to the range — a sleek, modern inflatable drive-away awning designed to balance size, weight, and performance. A great choice for those stepping up to an Outwell awning for the first time.Outwell Daytona Air Drive Away Awning 2026Outwell Talladega Air — 2026 ModelThe Talladega sits at the top of the Outwell range for 2026. If you want the ultimate in space, quality, and weather protection for extended Cornwall touring, this is the one to look at.Outwell Talladega Air Drive Away Awning 2026Outwell Santa Monica AirThe Santa Monica is a versatile mid-range inflatable drive-away awning — well suited to a wide range of campervans and motorhomes, and a solid all-rounder for South West touring.Outwell Santa Monica Air Drive Away AwningOutwell Fresno — Poled OptionThe Fresno is Outwell's poled drive-away awning — a more traditional approach that appeals to those who prefer the simplicity and repairability of a pole structure over inflatable beams. Robust and well-priced within the Outwell range.Outwell Fresno Drive Away AwningOutwell Pine Hills & San Diego — Compact OptionsThe Pine Hills and San Diego are compact drive-away awnings ideal for smaller campervans or those who need a lighter, more packable shelter without sacrificing the Outwell quality mark. Outwell Pine Hills Drive Away Awning Outwell San Diego Drive Away Awning Air vs Poled Outwell AwningsOutwell inflatable (air beam) awnings use pressurised beams that pitch in minutes — a significant advantage when you arrive at a Cornwall campsite and the Atlantic weather is doing its worst. The Wolfburg, Daytona, Talladega, and Santa Monica are all air beam models and represent the majority of Outwell's current range.The Fresno offers the traditional poled alternative — simpler, slightly more affordable within the Outwell range, and fully repairable with spare poles if something breaks on pitch.For most customers touring Devon and Cornwall, we'd recommend an air beam awning for speed and convenience — particularly if you're moving pitches regularly.Choosing the Right SizeUnlike some brands, Outwell tends to size their awnings by overall footprint rather than strictly by vehicle height category. When choosing, consider: Your vehicle's door height — measure before you buy, or bring your van to our Newquay showroom and we'll help you match the right awning How many people need to use the awning space — the Wolfburg 450 and Talladega offer the most internal room Pitch size — Cornwall coastal pitches can be tight, so check the footprint dimensions carefully Why Outwell Stands OutOutwell awnings consistently impress on a few key points: Fabric quality — Outwell uses high-spec polyester with excellent waterproofing and UV resistance Attention to detail — from ventilation panels to well-positioned guy rope attachment points, the design is clearly thought through Weather performance — particularly important for South West touring, Outwell awnings handle Atlantic rain and wind reliably Aesthetic — Outwell awnings have a premium look that complements higher-end campervans and motorhomes Buying an Outwell Drive Away Awning in CornwallAt Newquay Camping Shop, we stock the Outwell drive-away range and our team can help you choose the right model for your vehicle and touring style. We have first-hand knowledge of how these awnings perform on Devon and Cornwall pitches — coastal exposure, Atlantic wind, and unpredictable South West weather included.We offer UK-wide delivery, and our Newquay showroom is a great place to see awnings in person before committing. Contact us ahead of your visit to check current display models.👉 Browse the full Outwell drive-away awning rangeFrequently Asked QuestionsWhich Outwell drive away awning is best for a motorhome?The Outwell Wolfburg 450, Talladega Air, and Santa Monica Air are all well suited to motorhomes, offering generous internal height and a large footprint. The Wolfburg 450 is our most popular Outwell choice for motorhome owners — it combines premium quality with a spacious, well-designed living area.How long does an Outwell inflatable awning take to pitch?Most Outwell air beam awnings pitch in around 10–20 minutes once you're familiar with the process. The inflatable beams make pitching significantly faster than a traditional poled awning — particularly welcome when you're arriving at a Cornwall campsite in the rain.Are Outwell awnings good in wind?Yes — Outwell awnings are well regarded for their weather performance. Their high-spec fabrics and well-positioned guyline attachment points make them a reliable choice on exposed coastal pitches. For Cornwall and Devon touring in particular, the build quality justifies the price point.What's the difference between the Outwell Wolfburg 380 and 450?The main difference is size — the 450 has a larger footprint and more internal living space. The 380 is better suited to mid-size campervans or pitches where space is limited, while the 450 is ideal for motorhomes or families who need a proper outdoor living area.Does Outwell make a poled drive away awning?Yes — the Outwell Fresno is Outwell's poled drive-away option. It's a great choice if you prefer the simplicity and repairability of a traditional pole structure, or if you're looking for a slightly lower price point within the Outwell range.Can I see Outwell awnings in person before buying?Yes — visit our showroom in Newquay, Cornwall. Our team can walk you through the range, help you match the right awning to your vehicle, and answer any questions about sizing and attachment. Contact us ahead of your visit to check which models are currently on display.

Your complete guide to choosing the right low drive away awning for your campervan or motorhome — with expert recommendations from our team in Cornwall.What Is a Low Drive Away Awning?A low drive away awning attaches to your campervan or motorhome and gives you extra living space — a shelter for camping chairs, a wet room for muddy boots, or simply somewhere to sit out of the rain. "Low" refers to the vehicle connection height, typically suited to campervans, panel vans, and low-profile motorhomes with a connection height of around 180–220 cm.Unlike a traditional awning that stays attached to the vehicle, a drive away awning can be detached while the van drives off, so you can leave your pitch set up and explore during the day.The 3 Best Low Drive Away Awnings for 2026We stock and recommend all three of these models — here's how they compare.1. Outdoor Revolution Cayman T4 Air — Best All-RounderThe Outdoor Revolution Cayman T4 Air Low Drive Away Awning is our top pick for most campervan owners in 2026. It pitches in minutes thanks to its single-pump air frame, packs down neatly, and comes with a free footprint included — great value at this price point.Best for: VW Transporter T5/T6 owners and similar mid-size campervansConnection height: Low (approx. 180–220 cm)Why we love it: The Cayman T4 has a spacious, airy inner with good headroom, excellent waterproofing, and Outdoor Revolution's proven AirFrame technology. It's robust enough for Cornwall's unpredictable weather.2. Vango Cove III Low Air Drive Away Awning — Best for WeekendersThe Vango Cove III Low Air Drive Away Awning is a brilliant option if you're weekend camping rather than touring for weeks at a time. It's lighter and slightly more compact than the Cayman T4, making it easier to store in the van between trips.Best for: Shorter breaks, smaller campervans, and those who prioritise easy packingConnection height: Low (approx. 180–210 cm)Why we love it: Vango's build quality is excellent, and the Cove III sets up in under 10 minutes. It's a reliable, no-fuss awning that holds up well in wind and rain.3. Dometic Rally Tour S 390 — Best for Extended TouringIf you're planning longer trips or need more living space, the Dometic Rally Tour S 390 is worth the investment. It's larger, more structured, and built for extended touring comfort rather than quick weekend pitches.Best for: Longer tours, motorhomes, and those who want a proper lounge area attached to the vanConnection height: Low–mid range (check your van's specific measurement before buying)Why we love it: Dometic is one of the most trusted names in touring, and the Rally Tour S 390 feels like a proper room extension — excellent for families or couples who spend significant time on pitch.How to Choose the Right Low Drive Away Awning1. Measure Your Connection Height FirstThis is the single most important step. Measure the height of the awning rail or door seal on your van — this is your connection height. Low awnings typically fit vans with a connection height of 180–220 cm. If you're unsure, bring your van into our showroom in Newquay and we'll help you measure.2. Consider How Often You'll Use ItIf you're pitching every weekend, a quick-inflate air awning (like all three above) is worth every penny. If it's a few times a year, you might get away with a lighter, more budget-friendly option.3. Think About Space vs PackabilityLarger awnings give you more living space but take up more room in the van. The Dometic Rally Tour S 390 is roomier; the Vango Cove III is more compact. Choose based on your storage situation.4. Check Van CompatibilityAll three awnings above work with a standard kador rail or zip connection. If your van has a specific attachment system (e.g., built-in awning rail, Reimo channel), let us know before ordering and we'll confirm compatibility.Frequently Asked QuestionsCan I leave my drive away awning pitched when I drive off?Yes — that's the whole point! All three awnings above are designed to be detached from the van so you can keep your pitch set up while you explore. Simply unzip the tunnel connector before driving.What's the difference between a low and a mid drive away awning?It comes down to connection height. Low awnings suit campervans and panel vans (approx. 180–220 cm). Mid awnings are better suited to higher-roofed vehicles and motorhomes (approx. 220–270 cm).Do I need a groundsheet?The Outdoor Revolution Cayman T4 comes with a free footprint, which acts as a groundsheet. For the Vango and Dometic models, a groundsheet or carpet is a great add-on for comfort, especially on hard standings.Can I use a drive away awning on a motorhome?Yes, in many cases. Check your motorhome's connection height — if it falls in the low range (180–220 cm), a low drive away awning will fit. If it's higher, you'll need a mid or high version.Do you offer delivery across the UK?Yes — we deliver all awnings across the UK from our base in Cornwall. Most orders are dispatched within 1–2 working days.Still Not Sure? Visit Us in CornwallWe're based in Newquay and our team knows campervans and awnings inside out. If you're not sure which awning is right for your van, come in and see us at:Newquay Camping Shop4 Bamber House, Victoria, PL26 8LQOr get in touch — we're happy to help you find the perfect fit before you buy.

The Vauxhall Vivaro and Renault Trafic are twin platforms — sharing the same basic dimensions and roofline — making them popular mid-size campervan conversion bases. Both sit firmly in the Low bracket for drive-away awnings, with typical kador rail heights of 180–205 cm.Here’s our guide to the best drive-away awnings for Vivaro and Trafic owners.What Connection Height Does a Vauxhall Vivaro or Renault Trafic Need?The Vauxhall Vivaro and Renault Trafic share near-identical dimensions — standard roof conversions typically have a kador rail height of approximately 185–205 cm, within the Low bracket (180–210 cm).Always measure your specific van before buying, particularly if you have a high-roof version, roof rack, or solar panel frame fitted — all of these add to your effective connection height.Our Top Picks for Vauxhall Vivaro & Renault TraficBest Overall: Vango Cove III Low Air 2026Our top recommendation for Vivaro and Trafic owners. TBS®II Tension Band System, Sentinel Active 150D fabric, and a generous 310 × 320 cm footprint — the most wind-stable inflatable drive-away awning in our Low range. Connection height: 180–210 cm Dimensions: 310 × 320 cm Pitch time: ~10 minutes Vango Cove III Low Air 2026 Best Value Inflatable: Kampa Traverse Low AirSolid AirFrame inflatable performance at a competitive price. Sewn-in groundsheet, well-featured interior, and well-suited to sheltered and semi-exposed sites. Connection height: 180–210 cm Kampa Traverse Low Air Driveaway Awning Best Poled Option: Kampa Traverse Low PoledThe lightest, most compact drive-away awning for Vivaro and Trafic owners — fibreglass poles and 75D WeatherWeave polyester in a pack that leaves more room in your van for kit. Connection height: 180–210 cm Kampa Traverse Low Poled Driveaway Awning Budget Inflatable: Kampa Waypoint Air LowEntry-level AirFrame convenience at an accessible price point — great for first-time drive-away awning buyers. Connection height: 180–210 cm Kampa Waypoint Air Low Driveaway Awning Budget Poled: Kampa Waypoint Poled LowThe most affordable option in our range — traditional fibreglass pole frame, compact pack, excellent value for occasional use. Connection height: 180–210 cm Kampa Waypoint Poled Low Driveaway Awning Maximum Space: Vango Faros III Air LowFor Vivaro and Trafic owners who want the largest possible awning — hexagonal shape, 275 × 290 cm footprint, Sentinel Active 150D with 4,000mm HH. Connection height: 180–210 cm Vango Faros III Air Low Drive Away Awning Maximum Space with Bedroom: Kampa Voyager Air LowKampa’s flagship drive-away awning — 580 cm wide with a 4-berth bedroom included. The Vivaro and Trafic’s more compact storage means the 32.4 kg Voyager is a tight fit, so measure your load space carefully before buying. Connection height: 180–210 cm Kampa Voyager Air Low Drive Away Awning Key Buying Tips for Vivaro & Trafic OwnersMeasure before you buy. Vivaro and Trafic conversions vary — standard roof sits at approximately 185–205 cm but always confirm with your specific van.Pack size matters. The Vivaro and Trafic are mid-size vans with moderate storage. Poled awnings pack down significantly smaller than inflatables — worth considering if your conversion has limited rear storage.Cornish coastal sites. For exposed Atlantic-facing pitches, the Vango Cove III Low Air with TBS®II gives the best wind resistance in the Low bracket.The Vivaro and Trafic are the same van. Both are built on the same PSA platform and share near-identical dimensions — awning recommendations are identical for both.Frequently Asked QuestionsIs the Vauxhall Vivaro the same size as the Renault Trafic for awnings?Yes — the Vivaro and Trafic are built on the same platform and share near-identical roofline heights. Both need a Low drive-away awning (180–210 cm connection height) on standard roof conversions.What’s the best budget awning for a Vivaro or Trafic?The Kampa Waypoint Poled Low is the most affordable. For an entry-level inflatable, the Kampa Waypoint Air Low is a solid choice.Does the Vauxhall Vivaro have a kador rail?Most professional conversions include a kador rail. If yours doesn’t, the Universal Twin Drive Away Fitting Kit adds kador compatibility for £26.99, or use the included throw-over straps.Can I buy a Vivaro or Trafic awning near Newquay?Yes — Newquay Camping Shop at 4 Bamber House, Victoria, PL26 8LQ. Open Monday to Friday, or shop online with UK-wide delivery.Shop Vauxhall Vivaro & Renault Trafic Drive-Away AwningsBrowse all drive-away awningsRelated Guides Best Drive-Away Awnings for VW Transporter & T6.1 Best Drive-Away Awnings for Ford Transit Custom Best Drive-Away Awnings for Mercedes Vito Vango Cove III — Complete Guide How to Attach a Drive-Away Awning Drive-Away Awnings Buying Guide

The Outdoor Revolution Cayman Air Low sits in an interesting position in the drive-away awning market — it’s not as well-known as the Vango Cove III or Kampa Traverse, but it has a few features that genuinely set it apart. Here’s our honest take.Also available: The Cayman Air is also available in Mid profile (220–255 cm) and High profile (255–305 cm) for taller vans and motorhomes.What Is the Outdoor Revolution Cayman Air Low?The Cayman Air Low is an inflatable drive-away awning for campervans with a connection height of 180–220 cm — the Low bracket, fitting VW T6, Ford Transit Custom, Mercedes Vito, Vauxhall Vivaro, and similar vans. It uses Outdoor Revolution’s Oxygen AirFrame system, single-inflation, and is built from Tensile Active Ripstop Eco fabric with a 4,000mm hydrostatic head.At £599 it competes directly with the Kampa Traverse Low Air and sits below the Vango Cove III Low Air in price.What Makes the Cayman Air Different?The Eyebrow CanopyThe standout feature. An integral front-facing eyebrow canopy with a fibreglass pole extends from the front of the awning, providing a covered porch area without any additional setup. No other awning in this price bracket includes this as standard — it’s a genuine differentiator that adds useful sheltered space for wet gear, muddy boots, or sitting out in light rain.4,000mm HH Ripstop FabricThe Tensile Active Ripstop Eco fabric is genuinely impressive for the price — a 4,000mm hydrostatic head matches the Kampa Traverse and edges out some competitors in this bracket. The ripstop weave adds tear resistance, which matters on exposed coastal sites in Cornwall where wind-driven debris is a real consideration.Free Footprint IncludedA footprint is included in the box at £599 — a saving of around £70 compared to buying separately. Most competitors don’t include a footprint as standard at this price point.Optional 2-Berth AnnexeThe zip-out rear door is designed to accept the optional Outdoor Revolution Cayman sleeping annexe, converting the awning into a 2-berth bedroom space. This is a useful upgrade path for families or couples who want sleeping flexibility.Cayman Air Low vs Vango Cove III Low Air OR Cayman Air Low Vango Cove III Low Air Price £599 Higher HH rating 4,000mm 3,000mm Eyebrow canopy Yes No TBS® wind stability No Yes (TBS®II) Footprint included Yes No Weight 15.6 kg ~13.9 kg Connection height 180–220 cm 180–210 cm The Vango Cove III Low Air wins on wind stability (TBS®II Tension Band System is genuinely best-in-class) and weight. For exposed Cornish coastal sites where wind resistance is the priority, the Cove III is still our top recommendation.The Cayman Air Low wins on HH rating, the eyebrow canopy, and the free footprint — it offers more out of the box at a lower price. For sheltered and semi-exposed sites, it’s excellent value.Cayman Air Low vs Kampa Traverse Low Air OR Cayman Air Low Kampa Traverse Low Air Price £599 Similar Eyebrow canopy Yes No Footprint included Yes No Connection height 180–220 cm 180–210 cm Annexe option Yes Yes The Cayman Air Low has a slight connection height advantage at 220 cm vs the Traverse’s 210 cm, useful for vans at the top of the Low bracket. The eyebrow canopy and free footprint give it a meaningful out-of-the-box advantage over the Traverse at a similar price point.Which Cayman Air Height Do You Need? Cayman Air Low Cayman Air Mid Cayman Air High Connection height 180–220 cm 220–255 cm 255–305 cm Best for VW T6, Transit Custom, Vito, Vivaro Sprinter, Crafter, Ducato std roof Sprinter high-roof, Ducato Maxi, motorhomes Price £599 £610 £630 Features Identical Identical Identical The only difference between all three versions is connection height. Always measure your kador rail height before ordering. Cayman Air Low — 180–220 cm Cayman Air Mid — 220–255 cm Cayman Air High — 255–305 cm Pros and ConsPros: Eyebrow canopy included — unique at this price 4,000mm HH — excellent weather protection Free footprint in the box 180–220 cm connection height — slightly wider range than most Low awnings Available in Low, Mid, and High profiles Optional sleeping annexe available Good ventilation with Phoenix mesh panels Cons: Heavier than the Vango Cove III (15.6 kg vs ~13.9 kg) No equivalent of Vango’s TBS®II wind stability system 15-minute pitch time — slightly slower than some competitors Less brand recognition than Vango or Kampa in the UK market Who Is It Best For?The Cayman Air range is best suited to campervan owners who: Camp on sheltered or semi-exposed sites where wind stability isn’t the overriding priority Want the eyebrow canopy for a covered porch area without extra setup Are buying their first inflatable drive-away awning and want good value out of the box (footprint, pump, peg set included) Need a High-profile option (255–305 cm) — the Cayman Air High is one of the few inflatable drive-away awnings available for tall motorhomes For wild camping on exposed Atlantic clifftops in Cornwall, the Vango Cove III Low Air’s TBS®II system gives better peace of mind in high winds.Van CompatibilityThe Cayman Air Low fits vans with a connection height of 180–220 cm: VW Transporter T5, T6, T6.1 Ford Transit Custom Mercedes Vito Vauxhall Vivaro / Renault Trafic Lower-profile Mercedes Sprinter and VW Crafter conversions For taller vans see the Cayman Air Mid (220–255 cm) or Cayman Air High (255–305 cm).Frequently Asked QuestionsIs the Outdoor Revolution Cayman Air available in Mid and High profiles?Yes — the Cayman Air comes in three heights: Low (180–220 cm), Mid (220–255 cm), and High (255–305 cm). All three versions have identical features.Is the Outdoor Revolution Cayman Air Low good for Cornwall?Yes — the 4,000mm HH fabric handles sustained Cornish rain well. For very exposed Atlantic-facing sites, the Vango Cove III Low Air’s TBS®II wind stability system offers additional security in high winds.Does the Cayman Air Low come with everything I need?Yes — the box includes the awning, footprint, manual pump, peg set, and carry bag. You don’t need to buy anything extra to pitch it.Can I use the Cayman Air Low with an electric pump?Yes — see our best pumps guide for compatible options.How does the Cayman Air Low connect to my van?Via 4mm or 6mm kador cowl piping (included), throw-over straps (included), or clamp and pole. See our attachment guide.Shop the Outdoor Revolution Cayman Air Range Cayman Air Low — 180–220 cm — £599 Cayman Air Mid — 220–255 cm — £610 Cayman Air High — 255–305 cm — £630 Related Guides Drive-Away Awnings Buying Guide Best Drive-Away Awnings for VW Transporter & T6.1 Best Drive-Away Awnings for Ford Transit Custom Best Pumps for Inflatable Drive-Away Awnings How to Attach a Drive-Away Awning Vango Cove III — Complete Guide

The Kampa Traverse Mid is one of the most popular mid-profile drive-away awnings in our range — available in both poled and inflatable (Air) formats for 2026. Both connect to the same mid-profile kador rail height (210–255cm), share the same Kampa build quality, and live at similar price points. So which one should you choose? At Newquay Camping Shop, we stock both the Traverse Mid Poled and Traverse Mid Air. This guide compares them directly so you can make the right call for your van and camping style. At a Glance Feature Traverse Mid Poled 2026 Traverse Mid Air 2026 Type Poled Inflatable Profile Mid (210–255cm) Mid (210–255cm) Pitch time 20–40 mins 5–10 mins Solo setup Manageable Easy Field repair Simple (spare pole) Patch kit needed Price Lower Higher Kampa Traverse Mid Poled 2026 The poled Traverse Mid uses fibreglass poles and Kampa’s 2026 updated construction. It’s the more affordable option and delivers solid mid-range performance at a competitive price point. Profile: Mid (210–255cm) Type: Poled (fibreglass) Pitch time: 20–40 minutes Best for: Extended stays on site, buyers on a mid-range budget, those who prioritise lower price over fast pitch Pros: Lower price than Traverse Mid Air, straightforward field repair (carry a spare pole sleeve), 2026 spec and construction Cons: Significantly longer pitch time than Traverse Mid Air, more physical to erect solo View Kampa Traverse Mid Poled 2026 → Kampa Traverse Mid Air 2026 The inflatable Traverse Mid uses Kampa’s AirFrame technology — single-point inflation, fast pitch, and no poles to assemble. Updated for 2026 with improved spec and fabric. The standout choice for campervan owners who move sites regularly or set up solo. Profile: Mid (210–255cm) Type: Inflatable (AirFrame) Pitch time: 5–10 minutes Best for: Frequent movers, solo tourers, buyers who prioritise fast pitch over lowest price Pros: Fast pitch, significantly easier solo setup, no poles to manage, 2026 spec Cons: Higher price than Traverse Mid Poled, puncture repair requires a patch kit View Kampa Traverse Mid Air 2026 → Which Should You Choose? Choose the Traverse Mid Poled if: You’re on a mid-range budget and want to keep costs down You stay on the same pitch for extended periods (pitch time matters less) You camp with a partner who can help with setup You want the simplest possible field repair option Choose the Traverse Mid Air if: You move between sites regularly and pitch frequently You set up solo You want to be set up and sitting outside in under 10 minutes The price difference is manageable for the convenience gain What About the Low-Profile Traverse? If your van has a kador rail below 210cm (VW T5/T6, Ford Transit Custom, Vauxhall Vivaro, Renault Trafic), you need the low-profile Traverse rather than the mid. See our sizing guide to confirm your profile, and our low-profile guide for Traverse Low options. Frequently Asked Questions Is the Kampa Traverse Mid Air worth the extra cost over the Poled? If you move sites regularly or set up solo, yes — the time and effort saving on every pitch is significant. If you tend to stay put for several nights at a time and camp with someone, the poled version is hard to fault at its price point. Are the Traverse Mid Air and Poled the same size? Both are mid-profile (210–255cm connection height). Footprint dimensions may vary slightly between models — check the individual product pages for exact measurements. Can I use a 12V electric pump with the Traverse Mid Air? Yes — a 12V electric pump is a recommended upgrade for any inflatable awning. Check the Traverse Mid Air’s maximum PSI before purchasing a pump. See our accessories guide for pump advice. Which vans does the Kampa Traverse Mid fit? The Traverse Mid fits any campervan with a kador rail height of 210–255cm — including the Mercedes Sprinter (standard/medium roof), VW Crafter (standard/medium roof), Fiat Ducato, Peugeot Boxer, Citroën Relay, and full-size Ford Transit (standard/medium roof). See our van-specific guides for more detail. Shop Kampa Traverse Mid at Newquay Camping Shop Newquay Camping Shop4 Bamber House, Victoria, PL26 8LQOpen Monday to Friday Kampa Traverse Mid Poled 2026 Kampa Traverse Mid Air 2026 Browse all drive-away awnings online. Related Guides Kampa Drive-Away Awnings — Every Model Compared Best Mid-Profile Drive-Away Awnings (210–255cm) Inflatable vs Poled Drive-Away Awnings — Which Should You Choose? What Size Drive-Away Awning Do I Need?