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Eriba and Rapido later model Club series.   (now called Trigano)  

Narrow and light.  pop up roof might even store in your garage.  Folding caravans can be wide and heavy.  Trailer tents, would you like a tent on wheels?

John

I don't think you're going to get a fixed bed in a narrow van. I know a few folk who go for the 4/5 berth and keep the double at one end made up, raher than having a fixed bed. You may get one like that a bit narrower.

Lunar Arriva at 6ft 8ins is narrowest I know of, but it only comes in 2 berth, unless you look at pop tops like the Trigano Silver range or Eribas.

Fleetwoods start at 7 ft 3ins.

Have a look at the specs of different vans on the dealers websites - follow the links here.

Sprintaway Lux. 5' 4" wide. 2 berth. See here

There is a video of it at the bottom left of the page.

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

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What about a Teardrop?

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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