Fiestas are squarer than the majority of campers and quite small with out an awning so make sure it has one. Colours vary they've been green and blue and I think brown. I think they all had electric and a fridge. Make sure its all there. It should have an awning and lots ( I mean lots!) of curtains. Older fiesta used velcrose and clips newer ones have poles. I think personally they are sturdier than the stratos although our tent was a cabanon and they are well made.
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the fiesta is a great little camper,we looked at them but didnt have enough room in the garage due to the width with the built in fridge. if you buy one you will need the awning.
hi we looked at the cabanon stratos yesterday and im very tempted to get one ,, well built and loads of room ,u could park my vectra in the awning , and 20-30 mins to put up im told , only down side is there a little basic and there is no fridge :)
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Hi - we recently bought a Pennine Fiesta and love it! Best thing ever. So far no faults found. Our is a 2005 range and is in the blue colour. We were very lucky as its in immaculate condition and we got the awnings and skirts thrown in as well. We've been away in it for weekends only so far and haven't used the awning yet and still have had loads of space. This Easter we're in Devon for 6 days so will be trying out the awning then but so far haven't felt cramped or anything without it.
Hi we have a pennine fiesta it's brill only the two of us plenty of room, When we put up the awing we get lost in it lol....The only falt there is not time to use it ....Only 52 Week's in a year...
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