Glossary Term

What is a Mid Washroom in a Caravan?

A mid washroom (or central washroom) is a bathroom positioned in the middle section of the caravan rather than at one end. These are typically configured as corner washrooms, tucked into one corner of the caravan's midsection. Mid washrooms are more compact than end washrooms but allow for more flexible floor plan arrangements – you can have bedrooms at both ends, or a rear lounge with a front bedroom. They're common in family caravans where the layout needs to accommodate bunks at one end and adult sleeping at the other. While smaller than end washrooms, well-designed mid washrooms can still include a separate shower cubicle.

Where you'll find it: In the middle section of the caravan, usually as a corner configuration

Advantages

Allows flexible floor plan options
Works well in family layouts
Enables bedroom at each end
Often more lightweight layouts

Considerations

Smaller than end washrooms
May feel more cramped
Limited dressing space

Best For

Families needing beds at both ends

Those wanting rear lounges

Mid-length caravans

Layouts with Mid Washroom

End Kitchen (Side Dinette)

0 available

L-Shape Lounge (Side Dinette)

1 available

End Kitchen (Mid Washroom)

0 available

Double Dinette (End Bedroom)

6 available

Fixed Bunks (Rear Wall)

0 available

Frequently Asked Questions

Generally yes. Mid washrooms are typically corner configurations with less floor space than full-width end washrooms, but can still be perfectly functional.

Mid washrooms allow for more flexible floor plans, particularly in family caravans where you want sleeping areas at both ends of the caravan.

Yes, many mid washroom designs include a separate shower cubicle, though the overall space will be more compact than an end washroom.