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We have owned one of these folding campers for the last eight years and have found it to be well worth the money.

The time has now come for us to sell as we have now purchased a caravan but must admit I will be sad to see it go.

This unit has seen us through many happy holidays come rain or shine and we have always been very comfortable in it.

If anyone is interested or knows of anyone who is after one please let them know and pass on these details.

You can view more info and pictures of it here. http://folding-camper.blogspot.co.uk/

Forgot to mention if anyone is worried about having a folding camper with our current rubbish wet summer at the moment don't worry. Ours has always handled the wet brilliantly and if you have to pack away wet they dry out in about an hour or less when you open them again with the sun out.

One thing to make sure is that you do have them stored where you can open them to have access to the inside and for drying if needed. If you have this then you have no worries about the rain.

Happy Camping.

Hope you enjoy your caravan as much as you have enjoyed your Trigano. They are nice units and very good value in many ways compared to the Crusaders and Pathfinders

Also agree that having somewhere on your drive to open up when required is an important part to get most out of owning a FC rather than a caravan

Hi Sunshinetours, thanks for your comments and yes we are now enjoying having a caravan and getting more use to towing a larger unit.

 I remember when we first started looking for a folding camper we compared prices and specifications etc with other makes and found Trigano to be the best value. Even the second hand crusaders and pathfinders still seem more expensive then a second hand Trigano.

At last the sun is shining which has given me a chance to open up the folding camper and take some photos of the inside.

For those who are not sure about a Trigano Randger take a look and you will see that they are actually a very practical folding camper with the added benefit of the front bedroom convertable door seperating it from main living area making it into a en-suite / dressing area. This is ideal if you have young children as they can sleep here undisturbed allowing the main cabin to still be used. We always set it up this way and found it to be very relaxing for everyone.

Take a look here at the recent updated ad and see what you think. http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/forsale/v/Trigano-Randger-575TC/14849

Just updated my advert on here with some pictures.