Drive Away Awnings

Drive Away Awnings For Sale at CamperNV

Every awning in this range has been chosen with help from the same team behind Jerba Campervans, who build premium campervans every day.

How a drive away awning works

The awning stands on its own frame and links to your vehicle with a connecting tunnel, using a figure-of-eight, Kador strip or clamp kit on your rail or gutter. Unclip the tunnel, zip it shut and drive away. Our guide how does a drive-away awning work explains it step by step.

Low, mid and high fits

Drive away awnings come in height bands to suit different vehicles. Low fits suit most campervans, while taller bands suit high-top vans and motorhomes. Measure your rail and match it to the range on each page.

Air or poled

Air models pitch fastest. Poled models are often lighter to carry. Both are in this range.

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Measuring for the right fit

Measure from flat ground to the underside of your awning rail, roof gutter or channel, with the vehicle parked as you would on site. Compare that figure with the height range listed on each product page. If your measurement sits on the edge of a range, ask us before you order, because tyre pressure, levelling ramps and pitch slope all change the reading. Our free Awning Finder takes you through it in a couple of minutes.

Looking after your awning

Always pack your awning away dry, or open it up to air as soon as you get home. Clean fabric with water and a soft brush rather than detergent, check pegs and guy lines before each trip, and keep air beams at the pressure printed on the valve. A little care each season keeps the fabric waterproof and the seams tight for years.

Free UK mainland delivery and real advice

Every order ships free to UK mainland addresses, excluding the Scottish Highlands and Islands, Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands. Call 0330 122 7773 or email info@campernv.com and talk to people who use this kit themselves.