Choosing a caravan awning can quickly become confusing. Full or porch? Air or poled? Touring or seasonal? And once you've decided that, there are still dozens of individual models to compare.

We've sold Camptech awnings to UK caravanners for years, so we've narrowed the range down to 10 Camptech caravan awnings we think are particularly worth considering.

There isn't one "best" Camptech awning for everybody. The right choice depends mainly on how often you move your caravan, how much extra space you want, and whether you prefer traditional poles or the convenience of an inflatable air frame.

Below you'll find our current favourites, including options for seasonal pitches, regular touring, inflatable air awnings and traditional poled awnings.

You can also shop our complete range of Camptech caravan awnings to compare the latest models, sizes and prices.

Camptech Awning Comparison: Our Top 10 at a Glance

If you're not sure where to start, this quick comparison will help you narrow down the Camptech range before reading our recommendations in more detail.

1. Camptech Savanna DL Seasonal Full Caravan Awning

Best for: Seasonal pitches and maximum living space

The Camptech Savanna DL is our first recommendation if you're looking for a traditional full seasonal awning.

It creates a substantial extension to the living space of your caravan, making it particularly well suited to caravanners who spend longer periods on the same pitch and want somewhere comfortable for eating, relaxing and storage.

Rather than being designed primarily around quick pitching and packing away, the Savanna makes most sense when space, stability and a more permanent-feeling setup matter most.

Choose the Savanna DL if: you want a high-quality traditional seasonal awning with plenty of usable space.

2. Camptech Atlantis DL Seasonal Full Caravan Awning

Best for: A premium seasonal setup

The Camptech Atlantis DL is another of our favourite choices for caravanners wanting a substantial seasonal full awning.

Like the Savanna, it's designed for people who value generous living space and expect their awning to remain pitched for extended periods rather than being packed away every few days.

If you're creating a comfortable seasonal base around your caravan and want one of Camptech's more substantial full-awning options, the Atlantis DL deserves to be near the top of your shortlist.

Choose the Atlantis DL if: you're looking for a spacious, premium full awning for extended stays.

3. Camptech Starline 390 Inflatable Air Porch Caravan Awning

Best for: Maximum space without moving to a full awning

The Starline 390 is our pick for tourers who want a generously sized porch awning without the commitment of a traditional full awning.

Its inflatable air-frame construction removes much of the hassle associated with assembling a conventional pole framework, making it particularly attractive if you regularly change pitches.

The 390 gives you useful additional living and storage space while retaining the convenience that makes porch awnings so popular with touring caravanners.

Choose the Starline 390 if: you want the roomiest option in the Starline range and don't mind a slightly larger awning to transport and pitch.

4. Camptech Starline 300 Inflatable Air Porch Caravan Awning

Best for: The all-rounder

For many caravanners, the Starline 300 will be the sweet spot in the Starline range.

It provides more usable space than the smaller 260 without becoming as substantial as the 390. That makes it a good compromise for couples and families who want somewhere for chairs, shoes, storage or simply extra sheltered space.

The inflatable frame also makes pitching more convenient for regular touring than a large traditional poled setup.

Choose the Starline 300 if: you want the best balance between additional space, portability and easy pitching.

5. Camptech Starline 260 Inflatable Air Porch Caravan Awning

Best for: Short trips and easy pitching

The Starline 260 is the compact option in the range.

It's particularly well suited to shorter trips, smaller pitches and caravanners who value convenience more than maximum internal space.

If you mainly want somewhere sheltered for shoes, storage, a couple of chairs or escaping the British weather, you may simply not need the extra size and weight of a larger awning.

Choose the Starline 260 if: easy handling and a compact setup matter more to you than maximum living space.

6. Camptech Buckingham DL 3m Seasonal Full Caravan Awning

Best for: A deep, spacious seasonal awning

The Buckingham DL is another strong option for a caravan that spends extended periods on a seasonal pitch.

Its generous depth creates substantial additional living space alongside the caravan, making it particularly appealing if the awning is going to function as another room rather than simply somewhere to leave muddy shoes.

It sits firmly at the substantial end of the Camptech range and is best suited to caravanners prepared to trade some portability for considerably more usable space.

Choose the Buckingham DL if: you want a large seasonal setup with plenty of room for furniture, storage and family life.

7. Camptech Cayman Grey Touring Poled Caravan Awning

Best for: Traditional poled-awning buyers

Not everybody wants an inflatable awning.

The Camptech Cayman Grey is our recommendation for caravanners who prefer a conventional poled touring awning and value a traditional, proven setup.

It's particularly appealing if you're comfortable erecting a framed awning and don't see air-beam construction as something worth paying extra for.

Choose the Cayman if: you want a traditional touring awning rather than an inflatable one.

8. Camptech Kensington Full Inflatable Air Caravan Awning

Best for: Full-awning space without traditional poles

The Camptech Kensington fills an interesting gap in the range.

You get the substantial coverage associated with a full caravan awning, but with the convenience of inflatable air-frame construction.

That makes it particularly attractive if you'd love the additional living space of a full awning but the thought of assembling a large traditional pole framework is putting you off.

Choose the Kensington if: you want full-awning space while prioritising easier pitching.

9. Camptech Duke 400 All-Season Air Awning SL960

Best for: Heavier-duty and extended use

The Duke 400 is the option we'd look at when your requirements go beyond straightforward fair-weather touring.

It's a substantial all-season air awning offering plenty of additional covered space while retaining the convenience of an inflatable frame.

If you're expecting more regular or extended use and want something designed with those demands in mind, the Duke is worth the step up.

Choose the Duke 400 if: you want a substantial inflatable awning intended for more demanding use.

10. Camptech Duchess 340 Touring Porch Awning SL946

Best for: A practical touring porch

The Duchess 340 offers a useful middle ground for regular touring.

There's enough covered space to make a meaningful difference to life around the caravan, without moving into the scale of a full seasonal awning.

For caravanners who regularly move between sites and want a practical additional room without taking an enormous awning with them, it's an attractive option.

Choose the Duchess 340 if: you want a good-sized touring porch awning that remains manageable for regular trips.

Which Camptech Awning Should You Choose?

The easiest way to narrow the list is to start with how you use your caravan.

For a seasonal pitch: start with the Savanna DL, Atlantis DL or Buckingham DL. These prioritise living space and are particularly suited to longer stays.

For regular touring: look first at the Starline 260, Starline 300 or Starline 390, Cayman Grey or Duchess 340. They're better suited to caravanners who regularly pitch and pack away.

For easy pitching: consider an inflatable model such as the Starline 260, Starline 300, Starline 390, Kensington or Duke 400.

For maximum space with an air frame: look closely at the Kensington.

For a traditional poled setup: consider the Cayman Grey.

For more demanding or extended use: the Duke 400 All-Season should be high on your shortlist.

Still unsure? Contact us with your caravan make, model, year and how you normally use it, and we'll help narrow down the most suitable Camptech options.

You can also browse our complete Camptech awning range to compare current models, sizes and prices.

Frequently Asked Questions About Camptech Caravan Awnings

What's the difference between a full awning and a porch awning?

A full awning follows much more of the caravan's awning rail and can create a substantial additional living area. A porch awning covers only part of the caravan and is generally smaller, lighter and easier to manage.

Full awnings tend to make most sense for longer stays and seasonal pitches. Porch awnings are particularly popular with tourers.

Should I choose an inflatable or poled caravan awning?

It depends on what you value most.

Inflatable air awnings remove much of the conventional pole framework and can make pitching considerably more straightforward, which is particularly useful if you move sites regularly.

Traditional poled awnings remain popular with caravanners who prefer a conventional framed structure and are comfortable with the pitching process.

Neither is automatically the right answer for everybody.

What size Camptech awning fits my caravan?

For a traditional full awning, you'll normally need your caravan's A-measurement — the measurement following the awning rail from the ground, around the rail and back down to the ground.

Your caravan handbook or manufacturer specifications may provide this measurement.

Don't guess the size. If you're unsure, contact us with your caravan make, model and year and we'll help you identify the appropriate option.

Which Camptech awning is best for a seasonal pitch?

We would start by comparing the Savanna DL, Atlantis DL and Buckingham DL.

The best one will depend on the space you need, your caravan's required size and your budget.

Which Camptech awning is best for touring?

For regular touring, we'd start with the Camptech Starline range.

The Starline 260 prioritises compactness, the Starline 300 is our all-rounder, and the Starline 390 provides the most additional space of the three.

The Cayman Grey and Duchess 340 are also worth considering depending on the type of setup you prefer.

Which Camptech air awning is best?

That depends primarily on how much space you need and how you use your caravan. For touring, we'd compare the Starline 260, Starline 300 and Starline 390.

If you want the additional coverage of a full awning combined with an inflatable frame, consider the Camptech Kensington. For more demanding or extended use, the Duke 400 All-Season Air Awning is another option worth comparing.

Are Camptech awnings good?

Camptech offers a broad range of caravan awnings covering seasonal, touring, full, porch, poled and inflatable designs. We've sold Camptech awnings to UK caravanners for years, and they remain an important part of the range we recommend to customers looking for good-value caravan awnings across different types of use.

The most important thing is choosing the Camptech model that's appropriate for how you actually use your caravan rather than simply choosing the largest or most expensive option.

Do I need storm straps and an awning carpet?

They aren't essential for every situation, but both can be worthwhile.

Storm straps provide additional security when conditions deteriorate, while an awning carpet makes the space considerably more comfortable underfoot and helps turn a larger awning into a more usable living area.

Check the individual product listing before ordering, as some of our Camptech packages already include accessories or promotional extras.

How should I look after my Camptech awning?

Whenever possible, allow the awning to dry fully before long-term storage. Keep it clean, avoid harsh cleaning chemicals unless specifically recommended for the material, and store it somewhere dry.

If you do have to pack an awning away wet, unpack and dry it properly as soon as practical.

Regardless of how robust an awning is, always follow the manufacturer's guidance regarding severe weather.

Need Help Choosing a Camptech Awning?

If you're still deciding between two or three models, you don't need to work it out alone.

Tell us:

• your caravan make and model;
• the year;
• whether you tour or use a seasonal pitch;
• how many people normally use the caravan; and
• roughly how much additional space you want.

We'll help you narrow the range down to the Camptech awnings that make the most sense for you.

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