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Ace Award Dawnstar

RoamWorthy records the Ace Award Dawnstar as a touring caravan. Recorded catalogue data: 2 berths; layout: End Washroom; length 6.35m; width 2.23m; height 2.70m; MTPLM 1,350kg; payload 205kg; recorded price range £4,500 to £9,500. No live dealer stock is currently linked to this model on RoamWorthy. Specifications can vary by model year, trim and optional equipment. Check the individual listing and manufacturer documentation before purchase.

Ace Award Dawnstar key facts

Berths: 2
MTPLM: 1350 kg
MIRO: 1145 kg
Payload: 205 kg
Length: 6.35 m
Width: 2.23 m
Observed price range: £4,500 to £9,500

Key features

Spacious end washroom with separate circular shower
Large front lounge with parallel seating
Truma blown-air heating and water system
Full-sized oven with 4-burner hob and grill
Alko stabiliser hitch for enhanced towing safety
Large Heki rooflight for maximum natural illumination
External BBQ point and 230v socket

Ace Award Dawnstar: key facts

The Ace Award Dawnstar is a two-berth caravan with a front lounge, side kitchen and end washroom. Its recorded length is 6.35 metres, width is 2.23 metres and height is 2.7 metres, with an MTPLM of 1350 kilograms and a recorded payload of 205 kilograms.

Two-berth layout with front lounge seating that converts to a double bed or twin singles, subject to specification confirmation.
End washroom, including a separate shower cubicle according to the supplied model description.
Side kitchen with a full-sized oven, four-burner hob and grill listed among the key features.
Recorded dimensions are 6.35 metres long, 2.23 metres wide and 2.7 metres high.
Recorded MTPLM is 1350 kilograms, with a payload of 205 kilograms.
Listed equipment includes Truma blown-air heating and water system, an Alko stabiliser hitch, a Heki rooflight, an external BBQ point and a 230v socket.

Worth knowing: Specifications can vary by model year, trim and optional equipment. The supplied data does not provide a production year range. Confirm the equipment and condition of any individual caravan before purchase.

Who should consider the Ace Award Dawnstar?

Who it suits

Couples who want a fixed two-berth touring layout rather than accommodation for additional guests.
Buyers seeking an end washroom, front lounge and side kitchen within a recorded MTPLM of 1350 kilograms.
Those comparing used caravans in the supplied price range of £4500 to £9500, subject to the condition and specification of each example.

Reasons to consider it

The front lounge offers a choice of a large double bed or twin singles, according to the supplied description.
The end washroom is described as having a separate shower cubicle and dressing space.
The listed Truma heating and water system, full-sized oven, four-burner hob and grill support self-contained touring.
The recorded payload of 205 kilograms gives a defined allowance for equipment and belongings, although the actual usable allowance must be checked against the specific caravan's documents.
The compact-for-its-layout dimensions and recorded MTPLM may appeal to buyers assessing tow-car compatibility, but the complete outfit must be checked.

What to check

Check the actual MTPLM, payload and weight plate on the caravan, rather than relying solely on catalogue data.
Measure the stored length, width and height against the tow vehicle, storage space and intended access route.
Inspect the end washroom, shower, kitchen appliances, heating and water system for operation and condition.
Check window seals and areas vulnerable to damp, particularly on an older example, using an independent inspection where appropriate.
Confirm whether the Alko stabiliser hitch, Heki rooflight, external BBQ point and 230v socket are fitted and working.
Assess whether the kitchen worktop remains adequate for the intended cooking routine, especially when the sink cover is removed.

Worth knowing: The model is strictly a two-berth caravan, so it is not suited to buyers needing sleeping places for guests. No current marketplace listings are recorded in the supplied data, so availability and asking prices require separate confirmation. Condition, age and optional equipment may materially affect value.

Compare the Ace Award Dawnstar with similar models

Model	Berths	MTPLM	Length	Typical price
Ace Award Dawnstar	2	1350 kg	6.35 m	£4,500 to £9,500
Bailey Unicorn Seville	2	1414 kg	6.47 m	£14,500 to £32,995
Bailey Unicorn Merida	2	1400 kg	6.47 m	£14,500 to £28,500

The Ace Award Dawnstar combines a two-berth front-lounge layout with an end washroom and side kitchen, and its recorded price range is lower than those supplied for the Bailey Unicorn Seville, Bailey Unicorn Merida, Bailey Pegasus GT70 Genoa and Bailey Unicorn Seville S1. The Bailey Senator Vermont has a partially overlapping price range, while the alternatives differ in recorded length and MTPLM. The most suitable choice depends on the buyer's budget, tow-car limits, required layout and the condition and specification of the individual caravan.

Worth knowing: Specifications and prices can vary by model year, trim and optional equipment.

Owning and checking an Ace Award Dawnstar

Use the recorded length of 6.35 metres, width of 2.23 metres and height of 2.7 metres when checking storage, pitch access and towing clearances.
Keep the total loaded caravan within the recorded MTPLM of 1350 kilograms, and treat the recorded payload of 205 kilograms as an allowance to manage rather than spare capacity to assume.
Plan for two occupants because the sleeping provision is limited to two berths, with the front lounge converting into the night-time arrangement.
Check that the front lounge conversion is made correctly as either the double-bed or twin-single arrangement before each trip.
Test the end washroom, separate shower cubicle, kitchen appliances, Truma system and listed external connections before departure.
Pay particular attention to window seals and damp checks on older examples, as the supplied editorial identifies this as an inspection concern.

Common mistakes to avoid

Assuming the recorded payload remains available after fitted equipment, personal items and touring supplies are added.
Choosing a tow car or storage location without checking the caravan's actual plated weights and the recorded external dimensions.
Treating the two-berth layout as suitable for occasional extra sleepers.
Removing the sink cover without allowing for the resulting reduction in kitchen worktop space.

Worth knowing: The supplied data does not state a production year range or provide a full maintenance schedule. Equipment and specifications can vary, so check the individual caravan and its documentation.

Alternatives to the Ace Award Dawnstar

Bailey Unicorn Seville - Consider the Bailey Unicorn Seville if you want another two-berth caravan with a recorded length of 6.47 metres and a higher price range of £14500 to £32995.
Bailey Unicorn Merida - Consider the Bailey Unicorn Merida if you want a two-berth alternative with a recorded length of 6.47 metres, MTPLM of 1400 kilograms and price range of £14500 to £28500.
Bailey Pegasus GT70 Genoa - Consider the Bailey Pegasus GT70 Genoa if you want a two-berth alternative with a similar recorded length of 6.38 metres, MTPLM of 1265 kilograms and price range of £14500 to £18500.

Data and source notes

This page uses the maintained RoamWorthy record for the Ace Award Dawnstar.
6 model images are recorded for this page and served from RoamWorthy-hosted media.
2 recorded source groups are available in the source section below.

Proof notes

Specifications can differ by production year, trim and optional equipment.
Dealer listings are used as current marketplace evidence, not as a substitute for the exact vehicle documentation.

Worth knowing: Confirm weights, dimensions and fitted equipment for the exact vehicle before purchase or towing.

Sources and review status for the Ace Award Dawnstar

This page is supported by 2 recorded source groups.

RoamWorthy maintained model catalogue (editorial_database)
Web Exact Model (model_media)

Last reviewed: 2026-09-18T03:06:40.007163+00:00