Rigid windbreaks seem to be the popular choice of seasoned campers, caravanners and motorhome owners – as well as dog owners!

If you are looking for a free standing windbreak, a windbreak you can use on hardstanding, or a windbreak to enable you to make a dog enclosure – then you probably need a rigid frame windbreak… See the videos below, to get more of an idea of both rigid frame windbreaks – and (in the second video) windbreak dog enclosures. The Kampa AIR break pro 3 is the worlds first inflatable windbreak. The AIR break pro 3 can be used free-standing or attached to an existing awning. Creating a private enclosure (which is handy if you have dogs) couldn’t be easier, just peg down the windbreak and inflate with a hand air pump (not included). The AIR break is approximately 5ft tall, made from waterproof material, has window panels at the top and comes in 3 or 5 panels versions.The Blue Diamond Windbreak has protective steel caps and tips to reinforce its 7 wooden poles, and it is made of rot-proof fabric. The windbreak is 18ft long, and it also has an awning channel for you to attach it to your motorhome or caravan if needed.

Consider what your windbreak will be made of – is the fabric rot-proof? Will the windbreak rustle or flap in the wind? Coveva Windbreaks are another popular make of rigid frame windbreaks, and these, like the Jormax, have a good reputation.If you are going to be lugging your windbreaks down to the beach – do you need to buy windbreaks that come with carry bags to make it easier for yourself? You are on holiday after all! That concludes our round up of windbreaks and the different types available. I hope the information has helped you to decide which will be the best camping windbreak to suit your needs!