Outwell Drive Away Awnings
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Outwell drive away awnings are designed with family comfort in mind, combining practical layouts with quality materials and distinctive Scandinavian styling. At WM Camping, we stock a selection of Outwell models, both inflatable and poled, to fit campervans. Each is built to make life on the road feel more like home, with spacious interiors, clever storage options, and reliable waterproof protection.
For other leading brands, you can also browse our Vango Drive Away Awnings and Outdoor Revolution Drive Away Awnings collections.
Outwell Awnings at WM Camping
Outwell is known for thoughtful touches that make a big difference on site. These can include wide access doors for easy movement, tinted windows that reduce glare while preserving views, and integrated bug screens for comfort on warm evenings. Many models feature the Outwell Rigid Air System for quick inflation and solid stability, while poled versions use strong steel or fibreglass frames.
Fabric Quality and Weather Protection
Every Outwell awning is made with durable, fully waterproof fabrics and taped seams to withstand heavy rain. UV protection is built in, helping to protect both the fabric and the occupants from prolonged sun exposure. Reinforced pegging points and quality zips add to the long-term reliability.
Fit for Different Vehicle Heights
Outwell drive away awnings are available in:
Low (180–210cm) for campervans
Mid (210–240cm) for taller van conversions
Tall (240–295cm) for motorhomes
For guidance on choosing the right size, see the height guide in our Drive Away Awnings collection.
Layouts for Every Trip
Whether you want an airy living space, extra bedrooms for guests, or a porch area for wet kit, Outwell has a layout to suit. Larger models often include separate areas for sleeping, dining, and storage, while smaller designs keep things simple for quick weekend breaks.
See All Drive Away Awnings
To view every brand, style, and frame type in one place, browse our full Drive Away Awnings collection.
