The Kampa Traverse Low Drive Away Awning is a reliable poled campervan awning for vans with a connection height of 180–210 cm — perfect for VW Transporter, Ford Transit Custom, Mercedes Vito and similar compact campervans. Pitching in around 13 minutes with a fibreglass pole frame, it’s a great value choice for weekend breaks and touring holidays across Cornwall, the South West and beyond.

Constructed with durable WeatherWeave polyester fabric, the Traverse offers dependable protection against wind and rain while remaining lightweight and easy to handle. The fibreglass pole structure provides stability and strength, creating a secure shelter that performs well in typical UK camping conditions.

Inside, the awning offers a generous living space with large windows that allow plenty of natural light while maintaining privacy when needed. Roll-up panels and ventilation help improve airflow, making the interior feel fresh and comfortable throughout the day.

The drive-away functionality means you can detach your campervan and leave the awning standing on your pitch while you explore the surrounding area. When you return, simply reconnect to your vehicle and continue enjoying the extra space.

Quick to pitch and simple to pack away, the Kampa Traverse Low is ideal for weekend trips, touring holidays, and longer camping adventures.

• Available in two connection heights: Low (180–210 cm) and Mid (230–265 cm).
• Lightweight 75D polyester fabric offers weather-resistant protection, easy handling, and a compact pack size.
• Fibreglass pole frame provides strong, flexible, and reliable support.
• Sewn-in groundsheet for all-weather comfort and protection.
• Large front canopy offers shelter and space for chairs.
• Double-layer front door with full mesh panel for airflow and insect protection.
• Large crystal-clear PVC windows provide excellent natural light.
• Soft-touch curtains with toggle-up system for adjustable privacy.
• Ventilation panels on front door and above tunnel reduce condensation.
• Two doors in the connection tunnel for flexible access between awning and van.
• Drop-down, trip-free groundsheet for easy entry.
• Door toggles throughout to neatly secure doors when open.
• Dual Kador beading (4mm and 6mm) compatible with Kador rails.
• Alternative attachment via throw-over straps or pole-and-clamp system.
• Webbing strap at vehicle connection point ensures a snug fit.
• Drive-away compatible design allows van to be detached easily.
• Lantern hanging points for convenient interior lighting.
• Sabre-Flex lighting ready with Velcro attachment tabs.
• Cable entry point for electric hook-up.
• Optional fleece carpet and footprint available.
• Optional webbing storm straps for added stability.
• Included within pack: 1 x pole set, 1 x peg pack, 1 x manual, 1 x carry bag.
• This awning is intended for touring use only. Prolonged or long-term use may reduce the product’s lifespan and could invalidate the warranty.

• Pitching time: 13 minutes
• Outer material: 75D Polyester
• Frame: Fibreglass
• Connection Height: 180–210 cm
• Connection Width: 260 cm
• Length: 205 cm (awning) + 90 cm (tunnel)
• Width: 300 cm
• Height: 210 cm
• Pack Size (L x W x H): 68 x 26 x 25 cm
• Weight: 14.13 kg

• What vehicles does the Kampa Traverse Low fit? It’s designed for campervans with a connection height of 180–210 cm, including VW Transporter, Ford Transit Custom, and Mercedes Vito conversions.
• Is the awning easy to pitch? Yes — the fibreglass pole design keeps pitching straightforward and manageable, even for campers new to drive-away awnings. It pitches in around 13 minutes.
• Can you drive away and leave the awning standing? Yes. The awning features a drive-away system, allowing you to detach your van while leaving the awning set up on your pitch.
• Does the awning provide good weather protection? Yes — 75D polyester fabric offers dependable protection from rain and wind, and is well-suited to Cornwall’s Atlantic weather conditions when properly pegged and guyed.
• What’s the difference between the Traverse Low Poled and Air? The Poled version uses a fibreglass pole frame and is lighter and more affordable. The Air version uses inflatable beams and pitches slightly faster. Both have the same dimensions and connection height.