Unbiased reviews of the latest static caravan models
ABI created this concept static caravan to showcase a better utilization of internal space. In our inside look at this innovative and modern 13ft x 30ft unit, we reveal how its clever fixtures and movable walls can accommodate nine people.
We’ve come to expect the best from Swift. This month, we put the first of three new models under the microscope: Take a look and see if this new release ticks all the right boxes for you.
Endless possibilities with the new S-Pod from Swift Holiday Homes launched at the Lawns Caravan Show in September. Could you be tempted with one of these for your next holiday home?
The Heritage static caravan made by Regal Holiday Homes is new for 2014. The model we looked at was the 38ft x 12ft layout, with two bedrooms, but there are four other layouts in the range. Read the full review here…
The Vermont Vue, made by Victory Leisure Homes. This month we look at the new 2014 36ft x 12ft 6ins model with two bedrooms. Read our full review now.
Tingdene introduced its new holiday caravan The Beachcomber in September 2013. It’s a single unit, with two bedrooms, an open plan living/kitchen/dining area and a bathroom. Read our full review here.
There’s one basic, but significant difference between the Willow which Carnaby is introducing for the 2014 season and all its other models: the Willow is the first model the company has built to residential standard, making it a caravan for all seasons.
Great value and lots of options on the new 2014 BK Bluebird static caravan holiday home with a 12 year guarantee. Read our full review here…
Open plan living in the new 2014 ABI Roxbury static caravan. Available in two and three bedroom models, we review the spacious two bedroom Roxbury here.
The Regal Regency static caravan is a new model for 2014 and the first impression is that this caravan is a light and spacious unit. Read our review here.
