Porch Awnings
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Blustery entrances, muddy shoes, and cramped caravan doorways — we’ve all been there. Porch Awnings make life instantly easier, giving you sheltered space without the faff. Whether you’re touring often or escaping for quick weekends, this guide helps you pick the perfect awnings for your setup.

A porch awning is a compact, practical extension that fits to the side of your caravan, creating a sheltered entry space. It’s ideal when you want extra room for shoes, pets, or quick storage without committing to a full-size awning. Many people prefer porch awnings because they’re quick to pitch, easier to handle, and offer dependable protection from the British weather.
Finding the best porch awning depends on how you tour, the conditions you face, and how much pitching time you’re willing to spare. Below, we break the process down so you can compare the main options with ease.
Air porch awnings use inflatable beams instead of poles. They’re fast to set up, stable in wind, and great if you want minimal fuss. Poled awnings remain a reliable, traditional choice, often lighter to pack down and slightly more rigid once pegged out. Neither is “better” — it’s about the pitching style that suits you.
A good fit is essential. Measure your caravan’s height (the awning rail measurement) and consider how much floor space you need. Smaller sizes suit quick stopovers, while those touring for longer may prefer deeper models for extra living space. If in doubt, opt for the model with the clearest size guide and adjustable features.
If you tour year-round, look for all season caravan porch awnings with durable fabric, strong weatherproofing, and tensioning systems that handle wind and rain. Ventilation, storm straps, and UV-resistant materials can make a noticeable difference to long-term comfort.

Touring in the UK often means preparing for rain, wind, and the odd heatwave. Retractable porch awnings and sturdy all-season frames help you stay ready for changing conditions. UK-focused models are designed with thicker materials, reliable waterproof ratings, and quick-dry features to keep your setup comfortable whatever the weather brings.
Explore models known for their reliability, simple pitching, and excellent all-round performance. You’ll find options suited to first-time caravanners, regular tourers, and those wanting a lightweight, no-hassle setup that still offers great comfort and protection.
What are the disadvantages of awnings?
They take time to pitch and require storage space.
What can I use instead of an awning?
A canopy or sunshade.
How much does it cost to have an awning installed in the UK?
Typically £200–£1,000 depending on type and size.
Do you need planning permission for an awning in the UK?
Usually no, unless fixed permanently to a property.