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There seems to be a lot of debate about this, and I am also interested. We are considering a porch awning for our Countryman. I don't think we will always need the full awning, but keeping wet/muddy stuff out of the cabin will be a must, and a porch might be easier.
We have an Zempire air tent, and that is so easy to pitch compared with comparable poled tents we've had in the past, it's hard to see how an air awning could fail to be easier. But then I read comments saying they aren't, and I doubt my logic! It is heavy and bulky to transport though.
Attwoolls have pitching videos for various caravan awnings, not that particular one unfortunately, but they make them look very easy.
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All the best,
Alison
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Topic: Vango Montelena 330 Air Awning
via mobile 08/1/2025 at 8:42pm
