Cabanon,but I am biased! They are both based on Conway tt so both go up the same more or less, but the cabanons are more expensive. Cabanon are considered by many to be the best quality traditional tt.( I'm sat in mine in Glencoe with a gale rocking all the caravans about and it is as solid as a rock.
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Trigano, I am also biased, depends where u live, but would definatly visit either Black Country Caravans, Camperlands or one of the trade shows first to have a good look around
We bought our sunncamp 350se last summer and had 3 great trips in it. The extra space and not sleeping on the ground was a massive bonus coming from a standard tent. However the set up time is very similar to a normal tent so the sun camp will be up for sale in April. Having 3 kids means I have give in and bought a caravan. So Easter will be our first trip in the van and I'll see if I end up back under canvas.
I think for the money sun camps are pretty good a friend had a cabanon and you can see where the extra cash goes in terms of quality.
Good luck with the search.
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Quote: Originally posted by Miserly on 20/10/2014Cabanon,but I am biased! They are both based on Conway tt so both go up the same more or less, but the cabanons are more expensive. Cabanon are considered by many to be the best quality traditional tt.( I'm sat in mine in Glencoe with a gale rocking all the caravans about and it is as solid as a rock. Post last edited on 20/10/2014 22:20:27
We always had Cabanon tents for the quality of the canvas. Moved, for a short while to Camplet with goodish canvas and subsequently moved to Holtkamper, whose own canvas is superior to both.
The standard of trailer tents has improved considerably over the recent years. Joke outfits like Raclet and Trigano, are now serious brands and have better build quality.
Are you buying a "forever" trailer tent or " this will do for a couple of seasons".?
If the former, then spend as much as you can afford, then a little bit more.