Caravanning Travel Insurance

What is caravanning?

Caravanning involves travelling with a caravan - whether towed or motorised - and staying at different locations, often in nature or at dedicated caravan parks. It offers freedom, flexibility, and comfort, making it a popular way to explore countryside or coastal routes.

Do I need travel insurance for caravanning?

Yes. While caravanning is generally low risk, travel delays, illness, or personal liability incidents can still occur. Travel insurance can help cover unexpected costs such as emergency medical care, trip cancellation, or accidental damage to others' property.

Why choose us?

• Specialist cover for caravanning and other leisure travel
• Customisable policies for solo travellers, couples, or families
• Cover for beginners and seasoned caravan enthusiasts
• No hidden exclusions - clear and straightforward protection

What is included in caravanning travel insurance?

Our caravanning travel insurance includes emergency medical cover, trip cancellation, and personal accident. It also provides personal liability protection for any accidental damage caused to third parties. Cover does not include damage to or loss of the caravan itself.

Does standard travel insurance cover caravanning?

Most standard travel insurance policies exclude issues that arise from caravanning. To ensure you're protected during your trip, choose a policy that specifically includes caravanning-related incidents.

Can I get caravanning insurance with a medical condition?

In many cases, yes. You’ll need to declare your condition during the quote process so we can assess your eligibility and advise on any applicable terms.

Is there a maximum age for caravanning travel insurance?

Many providers offer cover up to age 70. If you're in good health and remain active, options may still be available. Be sure to check each policy’s specific terms.

Top international caravanning destinations

• USA – National parks, forests, and iconic cross-country routes
• Australia – Coastal drives and outback road trips
• UK – Scenic countryside and coastal campsites
• France – Wine country, rural retreats, and historic villages
• New Zealand – Mountain landscapes and coastal highways

What to pack for a caravanning trip

• Emergency road kit (e.g. spare tyre, tools, warning triangle)
• Comfortable clothing for all weather
• Navigation tools (maps, GPS devices)
• Personal ID, insurance paperwork, and emergency contact info
• Food, water, and basic supplies for your journey

Common caravanning issues and how insurance helps

Even with careful planning, you may encounter:

• Vehicle breakdowns during transit
• Theft of personal items
• Delays due to illness or accidents
• Accidental damage to another person’s property

Caravanning insurance can help cover associated costs, reduce disruption, and offer peace of mind during your journey.

Tips for safe and enjoyable caravanning

• Perform regular checks on your towing vehicle
• Book campsites in advance where possible
• Keep valuables out of sight and lock up when unattended
• Follow speed and weight regulations for towing
• Plan for weather conditions and adjust your route if needed