New member on the block
Hi all, just a quick line to say hello having just signed up online. I am an oldie gearing up for a return to caravanning, well motorhoming this time, along with my wife and a very big list of places we want to explore in the UK. We have just spent 4 years exploring the inland waterways of the U.K. and once free rom the grips of COVID Lockdown are looking forward to travelling the highways and byways of this beautiful land.
We haven't yet been able to purchase our outfit but we are favouring a Used 2 berth PVC along the lines of a Globecar Campscout or an Adria Twin which we think will give us the degree of comfort required whilst still of a size to explore the smaller byways. Any opinions on our anticipated choice are welcome particularly with regard to the habitation entrance being on the vehicles offside.
Hope to meet many of you in the near future
Comments
-
Hi, WR and welcome.
I can't comment on those vans in particular but a PVC is a great dual purpose vehicle for both site use and getting out and about.
As for the hab door being on the O/S, I cant see that presenting any problems, especially if you have through access to the hab area from the cab.
Enjoy your (eventual) trips.
0 -
Hi Tinwheeler, thanks for your reply. Your comments are welcome and noted. Wishing you happy travels for the future.
1 -
We live in hope, WR.👍🏻
0 -
Hello WR
We’ve had two Adria Twins, one after the other. They are well made and we never had any problems with either of them, touring over 30,000 miles in each of them.
They have a large payload compared to larger motorhomes and the fixed double bed was extremely comfortable. We only changed to a larger motorhome when we sold our caravan in the UK. They’re easy to drive and you can fit them into most conventional parking spaces. Highly recommended.
0 -
Hi Dave, Thanks for the input. The Adria Twin and Globecar Campscout are on our Hitlist. We want a vehicle in which we can sleep comfortably but will allow us to access town centres and isolated rural spots without too much difficulty.
0