The Kampa Voyager Air Low is Kampa's flagship drive-away awning — a full-size, premium inflatable awning designed for campervans with a low awning rail height (180–210 cm). At 580 cm wide and 390 cm deep, it's in a different league to the Traverse and Roam — this is a proper outdoor living space, complete with a versatile 4-berth bedroom configuration. Here's everything you need to know from Newquay Camping Shop, Cornwall's dedicated camping and caravanning specialists at 4 Bamber House, Victoria, PL26 8LQ.

If you're spending extended time on Cornwall's campsites — whether that's a week at a coastal site near Newquay, a longer stay on the Roseland Peninsula, or a full South West touring season — the Voyager gives you the space and spec to make your campervan pitch feel like a proper home from home.

Kampa Voyager Air Low Drive Away Awning — £999.00

The Voyager is Kampa's largest and most capable drive-away awning. A 150D polyester inflatable structure with a 580 cm wide living space, 390 cm depth, and a versatile bedroom configuration that sleeps up to four — all pitching in around 15 minutes via single-point inflation.

Key specs:

• Fabric: 150D polyester
• Frame: Inflatable air structure
• Connection height: 180–210 cm (Low)
• Connection width: 260 cm
• Awning dimensions: 390 cm (L) + 90 cm tunnel, 580 cm (W), 210 cm (H)
• Weight: 32.4 kg | Pack size: 81 x 44 x 43 cm
• Pitching time: approx. 15 minutes
• Includes: 2L manual pump, peg pack, carry bag, manual

Features:

• Versatile bedroom configuration — sleeps up to 4
• Sewn-in groundsheet
• Double-layer front door with full mesh panel
• Large windows with zipped soft-touch curtains
• Versatile doorway configuration
• 2 doorways in the connection tunnel
• Hi-Lo ventilation system
• Drop-down, no-trip step entrance
• Dual Kador beading (4 mm and 6 mm)
• Quick-pitch straps
• Storm straps included
• Throw-over straps
• Pole and clamp ready
• Sabre-Flex LED lighting ready

What Makes the Voyager Different?

The Voyager isn't just a bigger Traverse or Roam — it's a fundamentally different product. At 580 cm wide, it's wide enough to create distinct living and sleeping zones within the awning. The versatile bedroom configuration means you can sleep up to four people inside the awning itself, making it ideal for families who want to use the van as a kitchen and the awning as a bedroom and living area.

The Hi-Lo ventilation system — with vents at both high and low points — keeps the awning comfortable in warm weather, which matters on Cornwall's sunnier summer days. Storm straps are included as standard (not optional as on the poled Traverse), reflecting the Voyager's positioning as an all-season, all-weather awning.

How Does the Voyager Compare to the Traverse and Roam?

The Voyager is the right choice if you need the bedroom capacity, the width, or the depth that the Traverse and Roam simply can't match. If you're a couple or a family of two who just want a comfortable living space alongside the van, the Roam Air Low at £570 is likely the better value. If you need to sleep four in the awning, the Voyager is the one.

What to Pair with Your Kampa Voyager

With 580 cm of width to play with, the Voyager has room for a proper awning setup. See our best camping tables guide and Outwell Casilda chair guide for furniture that works in a large awning. For cooking, our Cadac FFD stove guide covers the safest options for cooking under an awning. For sleeping comfort in the van itself, see our Duvalay memory foam topper guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicles does the Kampa Voyager Air Low fit?
The Voyager Air Low is designed for campervans with an awning rail or kador strip height of 180–210 cm — the standard range for VW Transporter, T5, T6, and T6.1 campervans. If you have a motorhome or high-top conversion with a height of 230–265 cm, you'll need a Mid-height awning instead. Pop into our Newquay showroom and our team can help you measure up.

How many people can sleep in the Kampa Voyager?
The Voyager has a versatile bedroom configuration that sleeps up to 4 people inside the awning — making it ideal for families who want to use the van as a kitchen and the awning as a sleeping and living area. This is the key advantage over the Traverse and Roam, which require an optional annexe for sleeping.

How does the Kampa Voyager connect to my van?
The Voyager connects via dual Kador beading (4 mm and 6 mm) and is also compatible with throw-over straps and a pole-and-clamp kit — giving you flexibility regardless of your vehicle's awning rail setup. Quick-pitch straps are included for a fast, secure connection.

Is the Kampa Voyager worth the price vs the Roam or Traverse?
It depends on how you use your van. If you need to sleep four people in the awning, the Voyager's built-in 4-berth bedroom configuration is unique in the Kampa range and justifies the premium. If you're a couple or a family of two who just want a comfortable living space, the Roam Air Low at £570 or Traverse Air Low at £529 are better value.

Is the Kampa Voyager suitable for Cornwall's campsites?
Yes — the Voyager is well-suited to Cornwall's variable coastal conditions. Storm straps are included as standard, and the 150D polyester fabric is built for all-weather use. The Hi-Lo ventilation system also makes it comfortable on warmer summer days on Cornwall's south-facing pitches. Designed for touring use rather than long-term static pitching.

How long does the Kampa Voyager take to pitch?
Approximately 15 minutes for a single person — slightly longer than the Traverse and Roam due to its larger size, but still very manageable. The included 2L manual pump handles inflation; an electric pump (sold separately) will speed things up further.

Where can I buy the Kampa Voyager in Cornwall?
The Kampa Voyager Air Low is available online with free UK delivery and in store at Newquay Camping Shop — Cornwall's dedicated camping and caravanning specialists at 4 Bamber House, Victoria, PL26 8LQ, serving campervan owners across Cornwall and the South West.