Caravan insurance - static and touring caravans

Our caravan insurance policy meets the demands and needs of caravan owners in the UK and Europe.

We have access to extremely competitive caravan insurance for static and touring caravans.  

Our online caravan insurance quotation service will offer you a range of policies from a selection of schemes.

• Choice of indemnity or new for old cover on your caravan

• Choice of excess levels (none, £50-£100 or £200+) for damage to your caravan

• Discount if on the road you do not use your caravan

• Discounts for mature owners, alarms and claim free experience

• Options include 365 day European cover - this includes caravans based in Europe

The specific cover depends naturally on the policy chosen. In general the following options are covered or are available - though not necessarily on all contracts

• Loss or damage to the caravan and equipment - including fixtures, fittings, refrigerators, gas bottles, awnings, toilet tents, batteries, stabilisers, wheel clamps, steps and balconies

• Loss or damage to caravan contents and personal effects - a limit per article may apply and cycles may be excluded - we normally recommend an all-risks extension to your house policy rather than the caravan.

• Liability to the public. You can specify £1,000,000 or £2,000,000 for quotation purposes arising out of the use of the caravan.

• Loss of use: alternative accommodation if , following a claim, you cannot use the caravan

• Legal assistance and helpline

• Legal expenses to recover losses arising out of the use of the caravan

• Emergency travel option - If a claim exceeds £1,500 then costs incurred to visit the caravan.

You are reminded of your duty to disclose all material facts when applying for cover, at renewal or when they change. Examples of material facts are: use, modifications to the caravan, storage details of the caravan, whether the caravan is hired out or not etc. If you are in doubt whether a fact is material it should be disclosed as failure to disclose material facts can result in your policy not protecting you in the event of a claim.