Full Awning for Caravan
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36 products
Full caravan awnings give your van a proper extra room along its whole side, with space for dining, seating and storage. Whether you tour or stay on a seasonal pitch, you can choose from air and poled full awnings from Camptech, Walker, Dorema, Westfield, Sunncamp and more, from £568.
Delivery in the UK is free, and selected awnings come with a free carpet. Choose by your caravan’s A-measurement, or send us your caravan’s make, model and year and we’ll confirm the size.
A full awning covers the whole side of your caravan, unlike a porch awning, which covers only the area around the door, so the main choice is between frame types and how long you stay. Here is how the main types compare.
| Type | Best for | Popular models | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seasonal poled | Long stays and seasonal pitches | Camptech Atlantis DL, Buckingham DL, Savanna DL | £837 |
| Air (inflatable) | Quicker pitching and easier handling | Westfield Ceres Air, Sunncamp Esteemed Air, Dorema Daytona Air | £1,234 |
| Touring | Regular moves and lighter packing | Camptech Cayman | £568 |
It is worth comparing against awnings for touring caravans, air-beam awnings and traditional poled awnings before you decide.
Poled awnings are the traditional choice for a seasonal pitch, with rigid steel frames and heavier fabrics made to stay up for months. They take longer to pitch and are easier with two people.
Our best-selling caravan awning for the past two years, 240cm deep, with Climatech SR21 fabric and a 22/25mm steel frame. Sizes 9 to 22 cover A-measurements from 850cm to 1200cm, and a free carpet is included.
3 metres (300cm) deep, with extra heavy-duty Climatech SR21 and a 25/28mm steel frame, and the one to look at if space matters most. Sizes 10 to 21 cover 875cm to 1175cm, with a free carpet included.

270cm deep, with Climatech SR18 roof and walls and a 25/28mm steel frame, a step up in depth without going to 300cm. It comes in sizes 6 to 19, with a free carpet included.
Other seasonal poled models:

A full size air awning gives you the floor space of a traditional full awning with an easier set up, because you inflate the frame instead of threading poles. Choosing the best full size air awning for your caravan comes down to size, season rating and budget, so check each model’s description.


Other sizes we stock include awnings that fit a size 15 rail, awnings in size 16, size 17 caravan awnings and size 18 awnings.
Touring awnings are lighter and quicker to put up and take down, which suits regular moves, but they are not designed to stay up for months. Camptech Cayman is an example. Where Camptech offers a fibre frame, it is designed for touring, so choose steel for a seasonal pitch.
Full awnings are sized by your caravan’s A-measurement, the length of your awning rail, and a good fit means a snug awning with no gaps along the side of the caravan. Measure your awning rail from the ground at one end, along the rail, to the ground at the other end, then match it to the size band for your chosen model, as bands differ between brands. Replacing an old awning? Check your A-measurement rather than assuming the same size. If you’re unsure, send us your caravan’s make, model and year and we’ll confirm the right size under our Perfect Fit Promise.
Our guides cover this in more depth: this season’s best awnings and our awning size guide.
There isn’t one best full caravan awning, because it depends on how you camp. For a seasonal pitch, a heavy-duty poled awning is the usual choice, and the Camptech Atlantis DL has been our best-selling awning for the past two years. For regular touring, an air awning is quicker to pitch and easier to handle.
Match your caravan’s A-measurement to the size band for the awning you want. On the Camptech Atlantis DL and Buckingham DL, for example, a size 15 suits 1000-1025cm and a size 16 suits 1025-1050cm. If you’re not sure, send us your caravan’s make, model and year and we’ll confirm it, and our Perfect Fit Promise covers you if it doesn’t fit.
Air awnings are usually the easiest, because you inflate the frame instead of threading and joining poles. A poled awning takes longer, and a second person makes it much easier, especially on larger sizes. Either way, pitching is easier when the size is right, so check your A-measurement first.
Price depends on the fabric weight, frame type, brand, size and season rating, so check the “From” prices above and the product pages for current prices. Heavier all-season fabrics, steel frames and larger A-measurements cost more.
It’s a fire safety spacing rule on many licensed UK caravan sites, where caravans are normally required to be 6 metres apart. The gap can be reduced where caravans are built from fire-resistant materials. Where an awning is used, no part of it should be closer than 3 metres to an adjoining caravan. Rules vary by site and licence, so check with your site before you pitch.
Choose air if you tour often and want quicker pitching and lighter handling. Choose poled if you stay for long periods and want a rigid frame built for a seasonal pitch. Some air awnings are rated for all-season use, so check each model’s description.
Yes, if it’s a seasonal or all-season model. These use heavier fabric and stronger frames made for long stays. Touring awnings are lighter and are not designed to stay up for months, so check the season rating before you buy.
Yes, every awning comes with a manufacturer’s warranty. Every new Camptech awning has a 12-month warranty held with us at CamperNation, and registering it with the Camptech Club gives you an extra 12 months, making 2 years from the date of purchase, with the extended period managed by Camptech. For other brands the terms are set by the manufacturer, so ask us about a specific model.
Need a hand choosing? Call us on 020 8064 2643, email info@campernation.co.uk or use live chat, and we will help you pick the right full caravan awning and size.