Ace · caravan
Ace Award Daystar
RoamWorthy records the Ace Award Daystar as a touring caravan. Recorded catalogue data: 2 berths; layout: End Washroom; length 6.32m; width 2.23m; height 2.70m; MTPLM 1,335kg; payload 198kg; recorded price range £3,500 to £8,500. No live dealer stock is currently linked to this model on RoamWorthy. Specifications can vary by model year, trim and optional equipment. Check the individual listing and manufacturer documentation before purchase.
Ace Award Daystar key facts
- Berths: 2
- MTPLM: 1335 kg
- MIRO: 1137 kg
- Payload: 198 kg
- Length: 6.32 m
- Width: 2.23 m
- Observed price range: £3,500 to £8,500
Key features
- Large end washroom with separate walk-in shower
- Spacious front lounge with wrap-around seating
- Full-sized oven, hob, and grill in the central kitchen
- Lightweight AL-KO chassis for stable towing
- Panoramic front windows for excellent natural light
- Truma blown-air heating and hot water system
- High-quality Swift Group cabinetry
Ace Award Daystar: key facts and compromises
The Ace Award Daystar is a two-berth caravan with an end washroom, front lounge and side kitchen layout. Its recorded length is 6.32 metres, width is 2.23 metres and height is 2.7 metres, with an MTPLM of 1335 kilograms and payload of 198 kilograms. The recorded price range is £3500 to £8500, although condition and specification should be confirmed for any individual caravan.
- Two-berth layout aimed at couples rather than additional sleeping capacity.
- End washroom includes a separate shower cubicle according to the supplied editorial description.
- Front lounge converts into a double bed, subject to the individual caravan’s condition and equipment.
- Recorded dimensions are 6.32 metres long, 2.23 metres wide and 2.7 metres high.
- Recorded MTPLM is 1335 kilograms, with a payload of 198 kilograms.
- Recorded layouts are End Washroom, Front Lounge and Two Berth Side Kitchen.
Worth knowing: Specifications can vary by model year, trim and optional equipment. The supplied marketplace record shows no current listings, so availability requires checking. Confirm the individual caravan’s equipment, condition, weights and documentation before purchase.
Who should buy an Ace Award Daystar?
Who it suits
- Couples wanting a dedicated two-berth caravan with a front lounge and end washroom.
- Buyers prioritising a recorded 198-kilogram payload and a recorded MTPLM of 1335 kilograms, subject to verification.
- Those seeking the convenience of a separate shower cubicle in a compact caravan layout.
Reasons to consider it
- The end-washroom layout provides a separate shower cubicle, which is useful for buyers who want more self-contained washing facilities.
- The front lounge offers daytime seating and converts into a double bed according to the supplied editorial description.
- The recorded 6.32-metre length and 2.23-metre width give buyers clear dimensions to compare with storage, access and towing arrangements.
- The supplied editorial description identifies a full-sized oven, hob and grill, but the equipment should be checked on the individual caravan.
What to check
- Check the actual MTPLM, payload and plate information against the recorded figures of 1335 kilograms and 198 kilograms.
- Inspect seals, joints and washroom areas for damp, particularly because the supplied editorial notes that older examples may need vigilant damp monitoring near seals.
- Measure the caravan and confirm the recorded length of 6.32 metres, width of 2.23 metres and height of 2.7 metres against the intended storage and towing route.
- Confirm that the separate shower cubicle, front lounge conversion and kitchen equipment are present and operational.
- Assess the limited kitchen worktop space noted in the supplied editorial description if regular meal preparation is important.
Worth knowing: The model identity is recorded as Ace Award Daystar, but individual examples may differ by model year, trim and optional equipment. No current marketplace listings are recorded, so buyers may need to verify availability directly. The stated price range is a guide to the supplied data, not a valuation of a particular caravan.
Compare the Ace Award Daystar with similar models
| Model | Berths | MTPLM | Length | Typical price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ace Award Daystar | 2 | 1335 kg | 6.32 m | £3,500 to £8,500 |
| Bailey Unicorn Seville | 2 | 1414 kg | 6.47 m | £14,500 to £32,995 |
| Bailey Unicorn Merida | 2 | 1400 kg | 6.47 m | £14,500 to £28,500 |
The Ace Award Daystar stands out in this group for its lower recorded price range and 198-kilogram payload, while the alternatives provide different recorded combinations of length, MTPLM and price. The Bailey Pegasus GT70 Genoa has the lowest recorded MTPLM among the alternatives, whereas the Bailey Senator Vermont has the highest recorded MTPLM. These figures do not establish an overall winner, so compare each caravan’s condition, equipment, documented weights and suitability for the intended tow car.
Worth knowing: Specifications and prices can vary by model year, trim and optional equipment.
Owning and towing an Ace Award Daystar
- Keep the recorded dimensions of 6.32 metres long, 2.23 metres wide and 2.7 metres high available when checking storage, gates and route clearance.
- Load carefully within the recorded payload of 198 kilograms, allowing for personal equipment, fluids and accessories while confirming the caravan’s actual plate information.
- Use the recorded MTPLM of 1335 kilograms when checking towing suitability, and verify the tow car’s permitted limits before travelling.
- Maintain the end washroom and separate shower area by checking seals and water-related fittings as part of routine upkeep.
- Keep the front lounge conversion clear of unnecessary stored items so it can be used as the caravan’s sleeping area.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Treating the recorded payload of 198 kilograms as spare capacity after every accessory and item has been fitted.
- Assuming the 6.32-metre length, 2.23-metre width and 2.7-metre height will suit every storage pitch or access route without measuring first.
- Overlooking the two-berth limit when planning for guests or additional sleeping capacity.
- Failing to check for damp around seals on an older example.
Worth knowing: The supplied information does not provide a production period, so the age of an individual caravan must be confirmed. Actual weights, equipment and condition can vary between examples. Use the supplied towing calculator link and the caravan’s own documentation when checking compatibility.
Alternatives to the Ace Award Daystar
- Bailey Unicorn Seville - Consider the Bailey Unicorn Seville if you want another two-berth option with a recorded length of 6.47 metres, MTPLM of 1414 kilograms and price range of £14500 to £32995.
- Bailey Unicorn Merida - Consider the Bailey Unicorn Merida if a two-berth alternative with a recorded length of 6.47 metres, MTPLM of 1400 kilograms and price range of £14500 to £28500 is suitable.
- Bailey Pegasus GT70 Genoa - Consider the Bailey Pegasus GT70 Genoa if you want a two-berth alternative with a recorded length of 6.38 metres, MTPLM of 1265 kilograms and price range of £14500 to £18500.
Data and source notes
- This page uses the maintained RoamWorthy record for the Ace Award Daystar.
- 6 model images are recorded for this page and served from RoamWorthy-hosted media.
- 2 recorded source groups are available in the source section below.
Proof notes
- Specifications can differ by production year, trim and optional equipment.
- Dealer listings are used as current marketplace evidence, not as a substitute for the exact vehicle documentation.
Worth knowing: Confirm weights, dimensions and fitted equipment for the exact vehicle before purchase or towing.
Sources and review status for the Ace Award Daystar
This page is supported by 2 recorded source groups.
- RoamWorthy maintained model catalogue (editorial_database)
- Web Exact Model (model_media)
Last reviewed: 2026-09-18T03:09:34.142187+00:00