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Persondidibeth
30/5/2013 at 6:26pm
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Hi I was wondering if anyone could offer any advice? I am looking at buying a trailer tent but haven't got a clue what's good and what's not so any advice please? Thanks x


PersonRuss Boy
30/5/2013 at 6:35pm
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Some people wil come along and say i am talking rubbish but i thorughly recomend Sunncamp TTs you get a good unit for not a lot of money and you could possibly get a decent seconhan one on the bay of fleas

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If its Too loud your Too OLD
Russ Boy


PersonMiserly
30/5/2013 at 6:39pm
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Have a good long trawl through this forum,and think about how you will use it. Weekends,long trips,UK or Europe,and of course,how many berths. Once you have done all that,buy a Camplet!  Seriously,we need more info!

 



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Duct tape is silver


PersonPaddy01
30/5/2013 at 6:44pm
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All depends on a few important points. How people ?, for longer or shorter trips, do want it to last ? Does it need to e one that you can put up quick ?

YouTube has many videos of all the different types, just remember that the manufacturers times on there are edited.

If you live near manchester then Camperlands has a very good display of all units, near Birmingham then Black Country Caravans. There are a few others like Atwools, Burcroft Camping.

I woulD definatly make a list of what is important to you, sit in your garden and imagine what your requirements would be if you were camping at that point.

I would recommend a Trigano unit, but then I would as I am my second unit in 8 years, every one has their favourites for there own reasons.

Best regards,

Tony.


Trying be be very impartial ;-)


Personmikim
30/5/2013 at 7:41pm
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Depends on what you want to use it for .
What are you used to / tent/ caravan
Do you have health problems ?
Do you have kids?
How long and how often are you planning to go away for.
Do you have storage space?

I have a Sunncamp 350se 2004 , brilliant unit but too big for the 2 of us so it has to go.Massive amount of room in the awning with a full kitchen and a toilet room

This was the most comfortable and enjoyable type of camping I have ever had . dry as a bone in the worst weather.
It can be tipping it down outside but you are warm dry and cosy and the sleeping area , off the ground is pure luxury.

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PersonKelper
30/5/2013 at 8:38pm
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And ... sorry if you are .... but, are you clear about the difference between a Trailer Tent and a Folding Camper?



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