Lunar Caravan Awning Sizes: A-Measurement Chart by Model

Nov 28, 2025

Ever turned up to site, rolled out your awning, and realised it’s almost right but not quite? Short answer on lunar caravan awnings sizes: get your A-measurement and fitting height nailed first. This awning size guide shows you how to match the right size to your model and avoid the usual soggy, awkward first pitch.

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Lunar Awning Size Calculator

Popular models like the Lunar Clubman, Quasar, Lexon, and Delta all use different awning measurements depending on year and layout. Rather than guessing, use the calculator below to instantly find the correct porch measurement, A-measurement, and matching awning size for your exact Lunar caravan model.

Pick your Lunar's, model, type, and year to find its A-measurement and awning size.

Locating the Exact A-Measurement for Your Lunar Caravan

Everything starts with the A-measurement.
This is the full distance from the ground, up one side of the caravan, along the entire awning rail, and back down to the ground on the other side.
If this figure is off, the awning will never quite sit right, no matter how much you wrestle with it.

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Sizing by Popular Lunar Ranges (e.g., Clubman, Delta, Stellar)

For Lunar caravan awnings, different ranges naturally sit in different size brackets.
Clubman and Delta models tend to fall into the mid-size awning range.
Stellar models and some longer layouts often creep into the larger sizes because of their overall body length.

Lunar caravan with Buckingham-style full awning set up on green field

As a rough real-world guide:

Smaller Lunar models often land around the 8-metre mark
Mid-size caravans usually sit around 10 metres
Larger models like Lexon and Ariva often push closer to 12 metres

That said, this is only a guide. The tape measure always gets the final say.

Sizing Considerations for Older or Discontinued Lunar Models

Older Lunar caravans don’t always match modern size charts perfectly.
Suspension settles, tyres change, and ride height can shift slightly over the years.
If your model is discontinued, measuring it yourself is the safest way to avoid ordering an awning that’s just not quite right.

Using the VIN Plate to Identify Model Year

If you’re not 100% sure what year your Lunar actually is, the VIN plate clears that up quickly.
Once you know the exact year, manufacturer data suddenly becomes far more accurate.
That alone can stop you being nudged into the wrong size bracket.

Lunar caravan with Duchess-style full awning pitched on a touring pitch

Manual Measurement for Accuracy

If you’d rather not rely on charts and guesswork, measuring it yourself is the safest bet.
Grab a flexible tape, start at the ground on one side, follow the full curve of the awning rail, and finish back at the ground on the other side.
Do it with the caravan level and set up as you’d normally use it, not nose-high on the driveway.

Common Errors When Measuring the Lunar Awning Rail

The most common mistake is measuring straight across the body instead of following the curve of the rail.
Another is taking measurements while the caravan is sitting unevenly.
Both can easily push you into the wrong awning size before you’ve even left the house.

Awning Size Chart Conversion and Usage

Once you’ve got a proper A-measurement, converting that into the right awning size is fairly painless.
Most charts work in centimetre ranges rather than exact single numbers.

Understanding the Awning Size Chart Range (in cm)

You won’t usually see a neat one-to-one match like “exactly 950 cm equals size X”.
Instead, you’ll see ranges such as 925-950 cm or 950-975 cm.
If your measurement lands right at the top of a range, stepping up a size usually makes pitching far less stressful.

Lunar caravan with Camptech Hampton full awning pitched on a campsite

Porch Awning Sizing for Lunar Models (Checking Awning Rail Height)

Porch awnings work differently to full awnings.
Instead of the A-measurement, you’ll be checking the straight section of the awning rail and your caravan’s fitting height.
Most Lunar models sit comfortably within standard UK porch awning height ranges, but roof shape and rail position still matter more than most people realise.

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Phil McEleney

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Started CamperNation to make buying caravan and glamping gear feel simple, honest, and stress-free. Now helps customers daily with awnings, power solutions and outdoor setups. Usually found talking canvas, campsites, and why the kettle is the most important piece of kit.

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