Here is my home-made canopy, tried and tested for several years now.
I bought a canopy from Decathlon and a length of Kador stip from Ebay, the sort already stitched on awnings.
I sewed it to the canopy, and it is attached using a figure of eight to the Bongo.
It can flap a bit, but never has never ...

Fforest Fields is lovely, a lake for swimming/canoes, great walks and campfires allowed

http://fforestfields.co.uk/

We stock all the screens. All the side windows. Internal only I'm afraid, but VERY thick for all year camping. And if they don't stick to your windows, we will offer a full refund! (Unless you have tinted film on your windows in which case they won't stick at all).

I bought a set of screens from ...

I've got a Motordome Sleeper Quick Erect awning, the older blue one with the steel poles that are attached, you pop it up like a big umbrella.
Inside is big, especially if you include the tunnel that attaches to the van. We can fit in a table and chairs, cooker and stand, cupboards and chairs. If ...

Have you considered a Khyam?
The Motordome Sleeper is certainly spacious, looking on the web is appears bigger than the ones you are looking at, and ours has stood up to some good storms.

http://www.khyam.co.uk/detail.asp?p=791

I was very resourceful a few weeks ago and liberated several sachets of a variety of sauces from the pub which I promptly forgot about until a sachet of mayonnaise burst in my bag a few days later :roll:

The one thing that I try to remember is cooking oil (the spray ones are good) otherwise ...

Big thank-you to Ady who looked at the Bongo when I turned up earlier
Beer will be delivered tomorrow

Thanks fo the replies. Taking in to account the fact that I am completely useless at all things bongo, is there anyone at the bash who would have a peek for me? I'm heading there later to collect a bike rack for a bongo rely. I would of course pay in cash/beer/whisky etc.

My temperature guage has stopped working, hasn't moved from cold on a 20 min journey to work. Should I be worried? Thanks

Less than five miles....

The posts/poles and lines all came with the Quechua Tarp, and it looks like it is on offer at the moment.

http://www.decathlon.co.uk/tarp-hiking-shelter-dark-green-id_2363223.html

I then machine stitched on some awning piping (not too sure if that is what it's proper name is).

http://www.ebay ...

Made this from a Quechua Tarp adapted to fit to the Bongo using a figure of eight attachment.

We never book campsites and always find somewhere, although we're not that fussy, a toilet is luxury
We also use a lot of Camping and Caravan Club CS sites who rarely have a two-night policy.

We used a Quechua Base seconds pop-up tent when we visited the Outer Hebrides. We have a canopy/tarp that attaches to the Bongo but it is noisy when it gets windy and we always end up taking it down when the wind picks up.
The pop-up tent stood up to some horrendous weather when we were there, and ...

Here's our solution

http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z9/idetika/Bongo%20Roof%20Bed/DSCF2433.jpg

http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z9/idetika/Bongo%20Roof%20Bed/DSCF2436.jpg

http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z9/idetika/Bongo%20Roof%20Bed/DSCF2444.jpg

Works a treat for my two, although ...