Glossary Term

What is a End Washroom in a Caravan?

An end washroom is a bathroom configuration positioned at one end of the caravan (usually the rear) that spans the full width of the vehicle. This creates a more spacious bathroom compared to mid-caravan or corner washrooms, with room for a proper shower cubicle, more floor space for dressing, and typically better ventilation. End washrooms are particularly popular with couples who prioritise bathroom comfort, and they can offer accessibility benefits for those with mobility limitations. The trade-off is that end washrooms affect the placement of other elements – a rear end washroom typically means the bedroom is mid or front-caravan.

Where you'll find it: At the front or rear of the caravan

Advantages

Full-width bathroom space
Proper shower cubicle possible
Better privacy and ventilation
More domestic feel

Considerations

Reduces available space for bedroom or lounge
Affects overall layout options
Can make caravan longer

Best For

Couples prioritising bathroom comfort

Users with mobility needs

Those who dislike cramped washrooms

Layouts with End Washroom

End Washroom

111 available

End Washroom (Side Dinette)

20 available

Twin Single Beds (End Washroom)

53 available

Side Dinette (End Washroom)

59 available

Fixed Bunks (Side Dinette & Rear Washroom)

0 available

Frequently Asked Questions

Generally yes. End washrooms span the full caravan width, typically offering 30-50% more floor space than mid-caravan corner washrooms.

Rear end washrooms are most common. Front end washrooms work well in caravans with rear bedrooms. Consider your preferences for bedroom and lounge positioning.

End washrooms offer more potential for accessibility adaptations due to the larger floor area, but specific accessibility features depend on the model.