Searching for the perfect pre-owned caravan? We take a look at what’s on the forecourts across a range of budgets
Layout, appearance and staying within the 85% towing limit recommendation are just some of the things you have to consider. And then, of course, there is your budget. No wonder searching for your next caravan can sometimes feel like a pretty daunting prospect. We are here to help you. Here are three more different scenarios where we help caravanners track down their perfect tourer. So if you’d like us to sort out your conundrum and show you the used caravan of your dreams, just get in touch!
Pippa and Richard, luxury seekers
Pippa and Richard, both in their 60s and comfortably retired, are parting with their old family tourer. The kids have flown the nest, so they now want a van to use as a second home, to leave on a seasonal pitch if they wish, and visit whenever they feel like a break. They may occasionally bring grandchildren with them. Comfort and luxury are paramount. They have a large tow car and an ample budget.
12018 Bailey Unicorn Vigo
This layout, with an end washroom and a transverse island bed, is ideal for couples who will be touring on their own most of the time.
It provides a toilet that is easily accessed when you need it during the night, but out of the way at other times, leaving a central area that feels more open and homely.
If there are smaller guests, there is room for them to sleep in comfort up front, using the lounge settees as single beds or making up the double.
Price £20,995 Berths 4 MTPLM 1499kg Shipping length 7.36m Highbridge Caravan Centre highbridgecaravans.co.uk/products/caravans/HCCQF15 5200/2018-bailey-unicorn-vigo
22018 Coachman Pastiche 575
The Pastiche range was similar to Coachman’s Vision, except with Alde heating. (Both have merged to become Acadia.)
So this 575 model is very similar to the Bailey, if slightly longer, heavier – and cheaper.
Coachman vans always look sleek on the road, thanks to their lower profile, although this kitchen is less roomy and inno
