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Vango AirBeam tents use one of the most well-known inflatable systems in camping, removing the need for traditional poles. First introduced in 2011, the technology has become a firm favourite with families and regular campers, thanks to its reliability and ease of use. The range now includes tents for two people through to larger eight-person models.
The main benefit of AirBeam is the quick pitch. Even larger tents can be set up in around ten minutes, making it a helpful choice for busy campsites or changeable weather.
About Vango AirBeam Tents
A Vango AirBeam tent is designed to make pitching as simple as possible, using inflatable beams instead of fibreglass poles. With a single pump point on many models, these tents can be set up quickly, which is useful if you’re arriving late or dealing with changeable weather. Once inflated, the structure feels sturdy and holds up well in typical UK conditions, thanks to reinforced seams, strong fabrics, and reliable pegging systems.
Inside, AirBeam tents usually offer a well-planned layout that suits both small groups and families. All models in the 2026 Vango Airbeam tent range include darker bedrooms to reduce early morning light, along with a living area that provides space for storing kit, eating together, or taking shelter when the weather turns. Full head height on family models help make time indoors more comfortable, while plenty of ventilation panels and covered ventilation points help reduce condensation.
The range covers everything from three-person Vango Airbeam tents for short breaks to larger tents suited to family holidays, giving you options based on how much space you need. If you want an easy pitch with solid weather performance and a layout designed around real campsite use, a Vango AirBeam tent is worth considering.
If you need more room, you may also want to explore our full family tent collections.
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Vango AirBeam Tents FAQs
Do Vango AirBeam Tents come with a pump?
Yes, all Vango AirBeam Tents come with a manual pump. If you wanted to make life even easier you could buy their Vango AirBeam Tempest Pump that plugs into your cars 12v socket.
What happens if you get a puncture?
First of all, it is very rare to get a puncture on a Vango AirBeam tent. In the unlikely event that you do get a puncture you can repair it using the repair kits that include patches and adhesive. For small punctures, repairs can usually be made quickly, allowing you to continue using the tent.
Vango AirBeam tents come with a two year manufacturers warranty so if you get a puncture in the first couple of years they will replace the beam.
View our blog on How to replace an AirBeam tube
Are AirBeam tents good in the wind?
Yes, AirBeam tents are designed to withstand windy conditions. The inflatable beams create a stable structure that can flex and absorb wind pressure, helping to keep the tent anchored. However, it’s still important to secure the tent properly with guylines and pegs, and to use common sense when it is really windy.
Can I deflate and pack the tent quickly?
Yes, simply open the AirSpeed valves, and the beams deflate in seconds for a fast pack-down.
What is the warranty on Vango AirBeam tents?
All Vango products have a 2 year warranty against manufacturing faults which can be extended to three years by registering the tent on their website.
Related Blogs
Vango AirSpeed Valve Step-by-Step Guide
Get to grips with Vango’s AirSpeed Valve system with our clear step-by-step guide to inflating and deflating your AirBeam tent quickly and correctly.
Pitching a Vango AirBeam Tent
Follow our step-by-step guide to pitching a Vango AirBeam tent, from laying it out to inflating the beams and securing it properly.
Packing Away an AirBeam Tent
Learn how to deflate, fold, and pack your AirBeam tent correctly to keep it in top condition and make packing away quick and easy.
