A level caravan isn’t just about comfort – it’s essential for safety, the proper function of your appliances and even preventing spills from your shower tray. That’s where a set of the best caravan levelling ramps comes in. Without the right support, even simple tasks like cooking can feel like an uphill battle – literally!
After a long drive, the last thing you want is to arrive at a campsite and discover an uneven pitch. When you’re levelling a caravan, trying to balance your caravan on small plastic chocks can be a challenge, but the right caravan levelling ramps make the process effortless, ensuring your tourer sits perfectly flat so you can relax and enjoy a restful night.
Most levelling ramps are made from lightweight yet durable plastic, designed to raise your wheels as needed and keep your caravan stable. Whether you use one of the best caravan motor movers or prefer to manoeuvre manually, a good set of levelling ramps is something of a caravan essential for a smooth and enjoyable stay.
If you’re searching for the best caravan levelling ramps for you, take a look at this list of some of our favourites, including options from Thule and Milenco.
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What are the best caravan levelling ramps?
Thule Caravan and Motorhome Ramps
Milenco Quattro Wedges
Fiamma 136/133 Ramp Level
Milenco 2936 Triple Caravan Levelling Ramp Set
Leisurewize Chock Master Set
Fiamma Level Up Kit
Maypole MP4607 Multi-Level Ramp Set
The best caravan levelling ramps:
Thule Caravan and Motorhome Ramps
- Dimensions: 55cm x 20cm x 15cm (length x width x height)
Reason to buy:
- Extra wide to offer good stability
Reason to avoid:
- Not as long as some options
Caravanners are likely to recognise Thule, a well-known name in the touring world.
In the case of these Thule ramps, we like how they offer a good width, coming to 202mm – this means they’re not only a highly stable option, but also offer plenty of sturdiness. We appreciate the convenience of the storage bag they come with too.
They allow caravanners to raise their tourers by 44mm, 78mm or 112mm, providing a good range of heights. Thanks to their weight of around 4kg, they should be fairly portable too. However, we should highlight the length of only 55cm – this makes them the shortest of the options in our guide.
Milenco Quattro Wedges
- Dimensions: 20cm x 24.5cm x 81cm (length x width x height)
Reason to buy:
- Great for large and/or heavy caravans
Reason to avoid:
- More expensive option
The Milenco Quattro 2 model includes a four-stage leveling system (4 cm, 8 cm, 12 cm, and 18 cm) to accommodate various height requirements. Designed for durability, the extra-wide tread surface evenly distributes pressure, reducing the risk of sinking on soft ground. With a maximum load capacity of 1500kg each, these wedges offer strength and stability for most models of caravan.
Made from high-quality ABS plastic, they are robust and hard-wearing, weighing 7.6kg and measuring 20 H x 24.5 W x 81 cm L, making them the longest caravan levellers in the guide. For added convenience, a practical carry bag is included for easy storage.
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Fiamma 136/133 Ramp Level
- Dimensions: 43cm x 17cm x 9cm (length x width x height)
Reason to buy
- Affordable, easy to use choice
Reason to avoid
- You might need something more heavy duty for bigger caravans
These simple yet effective caravan levelling ramps from Fiamma are constructed from lightweight and durable UV-resistant polyethylene, ensuring stability, longevity and ease of use. Each ramp measures 43 cm in length, 17 cm in width, and 9 cm in height, making them compact and easy to store.
The non-slip surface provides a secure grip for tires and, with a maximum load capacity of up to 5 tonnes, these ramps are suitable for a wide range of caravans. The pack includes two ramps – weighing 1.5kg combined – and a convenient carry bag for easy storage and transport.
Milenco 2936 Triple Caravan Levels
- Dimensions: 61cm x 24.5cm x 18cm (length x width x height)
Reason to buy:
- Suitable for softer grounds
Reason to avoid:
- Fairly pricey
These Milenco levelling ramps are a UV-resistant option that allows caravanners to raise their vans by 40mm, 80mm or 120mm. As they are made from polyethylene, they should provide durability and can bear up to 1,500kg.
We like how they offer a solid base, ensuring they will be effective on softer ground without running the risk of sinking. There’s also a high grip leading edge to prevent slippages occurring during the approach, while the weight of just over 5kg should mean they are fairly easy to move around.
All in all, we think this is a highly robust option to consider, even if it is fairly pricey.
Leisurewize Chock Master Set
- Dimensions: 64.5cm x 21.5cm x 13.5 cm (length x width x height)
Reason to buy
- Good system of securing wheels
Reason to avoid
- You might not want the extra faff if you have a smaller van
The Chock Master set from Leisurewize is designed with a wheel ramp and chock, ensuring your tyres stay firmly positioned, while the integrated “lead-in” moulding prevents slipping. Engineered for single and double axle caravans, the 3-in-1 system creates a reliable chocking solution, combining a ramp, lock, and wheel slip guard. The clipping mechanism also includes a detachable stopper that locks securely into built-in grooves.
Since they’re heavy-duty yet lightweight, easy to stash in your van and designed with extra security, we think the Chock Master set is one of the better solutions if you’re parking on uneven terrain or setting up in wet conditions.
Fiamma Level Up Kit
- Dimensions: 57cm x 20cm x 13cm (length x width x height)
Reason to buy:
- Lightweight option which comes with its own bag
Reason to avoid:
- Better heights available
One of our favourite features with these levelling ramps is the serrated edge – this means you get a firm grip for some peace of mind. We also like how the UV-resistant polyethylene material they’re made from should give you a durable product. The ramps offer three heights of 40mm, 70mm and 100mm – however if you know you’ll be pitching up on slopes, one of the options with more height could be worth considering.
A feature we like is how this pair comes with their own carry bag – this may not be a dealbreaker but we appreciate how it makes storage a lot simpler. If the weight is an important factor for you, we’d recommend this Fiamma set – it comes in at just over 2kg, making them one of the lightest options in our guide.
Maypole MP4607 Multi-Level Ramp Set
- Dimensions: 59cm x 23cm x 13cm (length x width x height)
Reason to buy:
- Reasonably priced
Reason to avoid:
- The highest of the three positions is only 100mm
Maypole is another recognisable name in the touring sphere. We think this multi-level set is a good option for caravanners to consider, offering three levels that can raise your tourer by 40mm, 70mm or 100mm. However, like the Fiamma set, we’d recommend considering a set with a higher position if you think you’ll be on sloping pitches.
Despite an impressive load capacity of 1,250kg per wheel, we’re fans of how Maypole has managed to keep them fairly light, with a weight of only 3.2kg. While some in our guide are more portable, we think it still gives you a highly manoeuvrable pair of caravan levelling ramps.
What happens if a caravan is not level?
Fundamentally, there’s nothing stopping you from pitching up and having a caravan that’s not completely flat. However, it will have an impact on your tour in a couple of ways. Firstly, you’re going to be walking uphill to get from one end of your tourer to the other, which may not be conducive to an enjoyable campsite experience.
That’s not the only reason though. After all, a caravan’s waste pipe system, as well as the handbasin, the sink and the shower drains, are all designed to be used when the caravan is flat. Failing to achieve this could lead to water pooling in the shower tray, the basin and the sink, preventing your van from achieving proper drainage.
How to choose the best caravan levelling ramps
To begin, ensure the caravan levelling ramps you have in mind are able to support the weight of your tourer – after all, if you have a big twin-axle van, there’s no point buying a set that will not be able to take its weight. Make sure they’re suitable for the type of surface you’ll be pitching up on too – for instance, some of the options in our guide are better suited to softer ground, while other options are ideal for sloping pitches. Once you know where you’re likely to tour, you’ll be well placed for choosing the set for you.
Written with contributions from Joanna Davies.
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