All Season Caravan Awnings
All Season Caravan AwningsWhether you're a weekend tourer braving a November coastal pitch or a seasonal caravanner who keeps their van out from Easter to October, an all season caravan awning is the upgrade that transforms your setup. Unlike standard summer awnings, all season awnings are engineered for the full range of British weather — driving Atlantic rain, coastal gusts, baking August sun, and everything in between. At Newquay Camping Shop, we stock a carefully selected range of all season awnings for caravans — from inflatable air awnings that pitch in minutes to robust poled full awnings built to stay up for months. Browse by size, style, or brand below, or read our guide to find the right awning for your caravan and camping style. |
What Is an All Season Caravan Awning?An all season caravan awning is built to a higher specification than a standard touring or summer awning. The key differences come down to three things: fabric weight, weatherproofing, and frame strength. Standard polyester awnings are ideal for short summer trips — lightweight, compact, and easy to pack. But they degrade under prolonged UV exposure, aren't rated for extended rain, and can struggle in autumn storms. All season awnings use heavier-duty fabrics such as TenCate All Season coated polyester, Climatech SR17 or SR21, Sattler Acrylic, and Taslan — materials that resist UV fade, stand up to persistent rain, allow moisture to breathe out, and can remain pitched for weeks or months at a time without degrading. Frames are equally robust — typically 25mm steel for poled models, or multi-chamber inflatable beams with isolation valves for air awnings. The result is an awning that genuinely extends your caravanning season and gives you a dry, comfortable living space whatever the weather throws at it. |
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