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Hi

I agree i like the fiesta quality material and not that hard to put up and quick as well my son loves the annex i have a picture in my gallery

Samandbensmum

Hi yes its exactly the same as the dorema quick lock pads i also brought the extra poles that hold the bumpers flat against the van ifound it stops the draught there is room for some ajustment so as the poles can be positioned if a light is in the way hope this helps

Samandbensmum

I dont think you will be disappointed did you see mine in my gallery

Samandbensmum

Quote: Originally posted by pikerwoods on 05/9/2009

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How easy is it to put up by one person...?

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Quote: Originally posted by mzzy on 03/9/2009

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Why was it hard to fit? Just asking as its what we are thinking of getting, seen one similar to the sunncamp for sale in Towsure.

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Quote: Originally posted by D S B on 05/9/2009

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Does anyone know where there is a Kampa Fiesta  on display so I can go and have a look - preferably somewhere in the Midlands?

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I've had no look at viewing the Fiesta at Midland dealers, in fact the only two places I could find them on display were Norwich Camping and Yorkshire Caravans in Bawdry, Doncaster.  Yesterday, I bit the bullet and had a day in Doncaster to visit Yorkshire Caravans.  I was quite impressed with the Fiesta Campa, I must say.

It was the best quality lightweight awning I have seen and it had steel poles, one at the front and three roof poles, making it the sturdiest lightweight (none of those small fibre canes).  The roof poles for to the van with fitments which are very similar/identical to the sort found on Dorema and Isabella awning, so the van is brilliantly protected.  For me, the only downside was the pegging points which consisted of 'ladders', which could quite easily come off when packing away the awning/ getting it out.  I personally wouldn't want these with a large awning (one reason that I did not replace our dorema awning with another dorema), but I'm sure it won't be so bad with something smaller.  On the whole I was impressed, and to me they looked much better than the Outdoor Revolution/ Sunncamp lightweights.

The cheapest Fiesta I found was online (can't remember where now) but it was £245.99.