Forest River Palomini

Looks like a wider version if the R-Pod.

RE the R-dome.  we have spent the last 10 days here in Maine, New Brunswick and on the Gaspe in Quebec.  it has rained at least 6 of the days including the last three straght here in Gaspe.  The dome is a life saver - keeps you dry, gives you another room and means you can cook outside even in the rain. we never cook inside the pod--couldn,t imagine the grease and smells in the bedding and curtains after several days in the rain!! we have a camp kitchen i made and a 2x4ft folding table in there to eat on -and collect stuff on! when the weather is nice it acts as a screen room, andwhen we are away, it keeps prying eyes out of our stuff.

e have used silicone spray liberally on the track and replaced any protruding screws, i made a pull reinforcement with a cord on  it,  we can install it in less than five minutes.it

i wouldn't trade it for an open awning or canopy at all.  we are some happy campers!  Walt

There are ready made options out there other than the dome if you really don't want it. If the dome isn't already a part of the package you're considering, a canvas shop can make you a simple awning cheaper than buying a new dome, even using much more robust material, like Sunbrella.

If by real canopy you mean one that's permanently attached and rolls out like other RVs, then no. You'll have to invent that yourself.