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Quote: Originally posted by romany girl on 09/9/2012

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<!--bmi_SafeAddOnload(bmi_load,"bmi_orig_img",1);//-->The Lunar Venus range ticks all your boxes and comes with a fixed bed or twin singles in the longer models, they are also a very good specification for an entry level caravan, bright and modern inside and light enough for most family cars to tow.

We spotted the two berth being towed behind a diesel Yaris on our last trip out to Norfolk, and it seemed to be making good progress without slowering down the rest of the traffic flow.

The downside is that at the moment, finding a secondhand example would be rare, although there maybe a few of this years model up for grabs in the autumn clearance sales at a bargain price.

Julia  

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One of bugbears is the inability to buy narrower/shorter vans with high spec.  There are a few entry level vans about that are narrower BUT nothing with Alde heating etc.

We manage our 7ft 5 van down our drive but something back closer to 7ft would make life easier.

Quote: Originally posted by navver on 09/9/2012

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We have a Bailey Ranger 520/4 GT60. Loads of kit and only 7'2" wide.

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Quote: Originally posted by Jax365 on 11/9/2012

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Kip caravans come in smaller widths.

have a look here:

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Quote: Originally posted by feeblecat on 12/9/2012

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Quote: Originally posted by Jax365 on 11/9/2012Kip caravans come in smaller widths.

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have a look here:

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Hi, just contacted a guy about a kip and waiting to hear back. I thnk though we will probably settle for a conventional 2 berth - i've seen a challenger the right dimensions - as long as it has a motor mover. Although we have a narrow drive there is a tight bend into it and sits on a slope. Our last van was a elddis avante and we got it in - it took 3 folk an hour, after that it went into storage!

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Quote: Originally posted by philip 22 on 12/9/2012

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Hi  Jax365   We  started out with a Kip Kompark and it was brillant the two bunks were over 6ft my husband is 6ft 5in no problem with him slleeping and at the same time we brought a awning to fit on the back and a Fiat Uno 60s  pulled it no trouble going to Blackpool from Lincolnshire ..  Ours was not a new one what yours like .................

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