Caravan Air Awnings
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Caravan air awnings use inflatable beams instead of poles, so pitching is mostly pumping up and pegging down. Browse our range of air awnings for caravans, including inflatable full, porch and seasonal models from Camptech, Sunncamp, Starcamp, Dometic and more, from £465. All come with free UK delivery and 100-day returns, many are reduced, and selected awnings include a free carpet.
| Type | Best for | Popular models | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full air awning | Longer stays and maximum living space | Camptech Kensington Air, Sunncamp Icon Air, Sunncamp Esteemed Air, Starcamp Valor Air | £989 |
| Porch air awning | Weekends, short breaks and quick setup | Camptech Starline range, Sunncamp Ultima Versara Air | £465 |
| Seasonal air awning | Long pitches and extended seasons | Camptech Hampton DL Air Seasonal | £1,544 |
An air awning is a caravan awning held up by inflatable tubes instead of poles. People also call them inflatable awnings, blow up awnings or blow up air awnings. You attach the awning to your caravan’s rail, inflate it to the pressure the manufacturer states, then peg it out and add guy lines.
A full size air awning for a caravan gives you the most living space and suits longer stays. Our full inflatable awnings for caravans include the Camptech Kensington Air, Sunncamp Icon Air and Esteemed Air, and the Starcamp Valor Air.
An air porch awning gives you a sheltered entrance and storage space, and it is quicker to put up and take down. An inflatable caravan porch awning suits weekends and shorter trips. Look at the Camptech Starline range or the Sunncamp Ultima Versara Air.
All season air awnings are designed for long pitches and an extended season, unlike touring awnings. Our seasonal air awning is the Camptech Hampton DL Air Seasonal. Check the manufacturer’s specification before leaving any awning up in winter conditions.
To pitch a blow up awning, feed it into your caravan’s rail, inflate it to the pressure the manufacturer states, then peg out the corners and add guy lines. Most people find an air awning quicker than a poled awning once they have pitched it a couple of times, and porch awnings are quicker than full awnings. Check the product page to see whether a pump is included.
The best air awning for a caravan depends on how you camp. For a weekend away, the best air porch awnings for caravans are quick to pitch and easy to live with. For longer stays, the best inflatable caravan awning is usually a full awning, which gives you far more space. Looking for the best 390 air awning for caravan use? In size 390 we stock the Camptech Starline 390 and Starline Elite 390, the Sunncamp Ultima Pro Air 390 and Inceptor Air Extreme 390, and the Sunncamp Ultima Versara Air 390 Deluxe Porch.
A UK brand whose air range includes the Starline porch awnings, the Kensington Air full awning and the Hampton DL Air Seasonal. Camptech awnings carry a 2-year warranty in total when you register with the Camptech Club.
Full air awnings such as the Icon Air and Esteemed Air, plus the Swift Air Extreme and porch and size 390 models including the Ultima Versara Air, Ultima Pro Air and Inceptor Air Extreme.
The Valor Air, a full caravan air awning.
The Residence Air range of full air awnings.
Full and porch air awnings, including the Pluto, Vega and Ceres.
The Daytona Air and Luxor Air for caravanners who want a larger air awning.
We also stock Vango, Outdoor Revolution, Soplair, Trigano and OLPRO air awnings. Use the brand filter above the products to browse each one.
Measure your caravan’s awning rail from end to end. This is your A-measurement. Compare it with the size range on the product page, and check your rail height too, because some models only suit certain heights. Not sure? Ask us and we will find the right size for you.
We also stock size 15 (1000-1025cm), size 16 caravan awnings and awnings that fit a size 17 rail.
If you want the detail, see our pick of the best awnings and our awning size guide.
It depends on your caravan and how you use it. For short breaks, a porch air awning such as the Camptech Starline is quick to pitch. For longer stays, a full air awning such as the Camptech Kensington Air or Sunncamp Icon Air gives you much more space.
Are air awnings any good? For most people, yes, because they are easier to pitch, especially on your own. The trade-offs are a higher price than most poled awnings and a pack that can be heavy and bulky, so check the weight before you buy.
No. Air awnings come in sizes, so measure your awning rail from end to end (your A-measurement), compare it with the size range on the product page, and check your rail height.
Only seasonal or all season models are designed for it, and conditions still matter. Check the manufacturer’s specification, and follow their advice in severe winter weather.
It depends on the size and whether you have help. Porch awnings are faster than full awnings, and pitching gets quicker with practice.
Most air awnings have more than one air tube, so a leak is usually limited to that tube. Some models have valves that let you isolate a damaged tube. Check the product page for what your model includes, as repair kits vary.
Air awnings are easier to pitch and have no poles to match up. Poled awnings are usually cheaper. Neither is better for everyone, so choose by how often you pitch and how long you stay.
Touring awnings are designed for spring to autumn trips. Seasonal awnings are designed for long pitches and longer seasons. Check the product page for which a model is.
Camptech awnings carry 2 years in total: 12 months through CamperNation, plus 12 months if you register with the Camptech Club. Other brands vary, so check the product page.
Need a hand choosing a caravan air awning? Call us on 020 8064 2643, email info@campernation.co.uk or use live chat, and we will help you pick the right awning and size.