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Hi, been a camper for many years, and been grateful for the sound advice this forum has offered. I have been lurking on here rather than posting for some time. Need a bit of help now though.
I have two young uns and what to contiune in the great outdoors Decide to take the plunge and buy a trailer tent, after investigating all options, folding camper, motorhome, caravan. As it offers a little extra comfort than my 6 berth Outwell. Without the associated costs of the caravan.Your advice on here was great.
I've checked the unladen and laden wieght to tow a Sunncamp Holiday 240s (the one without the kitchen.) It seems to say on the sites that my 1.6 Zetec Ford Focus (09 plate) will pull it fine. However I have some very favourite sites across europe where the gradients to reach them can be as much as 1 in 3 or in exterme cases 1 in 2.
Will it be possible to drive these roads with a trailer tent and a ford focus 1.6? Never towed before you can see I'm nervous.
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Topic: Newbie trailer tent towing advice
