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07/7/2017 at 2:20pm
Location: Rugby
Outfit: Vantage Sol Motorhome
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Hi I have been camping for years and things change, new kit, but you need basics, comfy bed, warm, food, cooking, seats, cool box and blocks, light/ torch BBQ, matchs and a good box to keep all in, have a look at Homebase big black box on wheels, best thing to keep it all together. Oh and dry weather helps.
Good luck.
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08/7/2017 at 12:37pm
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It's amazing what stuff you pick up by just reading this forum! We adopted the idea of the plastic drawers for storage and keep everything in there, plates, cutlery, candles, matches, spares, glue, etc. Goes up in the loft, comes down and I just wash the pots before it's just lifted into the trailer.
Another good thing we have are the folding storage stools like these:
If you like co-ordination you can even get them to match your tent. I have a small one by the bed, keeps bits and bobs like book and stuff in and use overnight as bedside table, plus we have a longer one in living room which I keep my crocheting in and doubles as a footstool. The box part folds flat and fits inside the lid for transporting.
Of course vacuum bags are brilliant for transporting bedding, towels, blankets, etc.
Be warned, the more suggestions you read, the more stuff you'll want!!
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