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When we had motorcaravans we found they were great until we wanted to go out of the campsite. You either drive them off and that means re packing everything and disconnecting, or you leave it parked and walk or catch a bus. WE nearly bought a Winibago so we could tow a car, we were that keen.
We did use bikes but they got pinched at the beginning of one holiday leaving us stuck and ruining the holiday.
Small campervans like the VW Transporters can be driven into carparks but you have limited space and comfort and you still need to pack and shuffle cushions etc.
The answer for us is a folding camper. It tows easily behind our VW Golf auto diesel and has more space than the largest twin axle caravan we owned and no beds to convert.
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Topic: what camper
. royell.
