End Washroom Caravans for Sale
Compare 273 End Washroom caravans currently for sale from UK dealers, then review the floor plan, typical berths, pros, trade-offs and matching models.
End Washroom Caravans Available Now
Compare current UK dealer stock first. Check the individual listing for the exact floor plan, specification and year.
2018 Bailey Unicorn Seville
£15,999
2015 Bailey Unicorn Seville
£11,999
2025 Bailey Phoenix GT75 420
£21,999
2023 Bailey Discovery D4-2
£15,599
2014 Coachman VIP 460
£14,599
2017 Lunar Quasar 462
£11,599
End Washroom layout overview
End Washroom
Individual models vary. This is an evidence-backed representative family floorplan, not an exact plan for every vehicle.
Couples who value a spacious bathroom
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What is a End Washroom caravan layout?
An end washroom layout positions the bathroom across the full width at one end of the caravan (usually rear, sometimes front). This creates a larger bathroom space compared to mid-caravan side-entrance washrooms.
These layouts typically feature a proper shower cubicle rather than a wetroom, more floor space for dressing, and often include a separate toilet area.
Advantages
- • Full-width bathroom with genuine floor space
- • Proper shower cubicle rather than wetroom
- • Better ventilation and drying options
Trade-offs
- • Takes up significant body length
- • Bedroom or lounge space may be reduced
- • Rear end washrooms affect weight distribution
Who does this layout suit?
End washroom layouts are ideal for those who prioritise bathroom comfort and space, users with mobility considerations who need floor space, and couples who want a "domestic" bathroom feel.
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Frequently Asked Questions
If bathroom comfort is a priority, yes. End washrooms transform the bathroom experience from "camping" to "home-like". For quick touring where you barely use the caravan bathroom, mid-washrooms may suffice.
Generally yes, the extra floor space accommodates grab rails, shower seats, and wheelchair access better than narrow side-entrance washrooms.