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I like the Bailey Carolina with bedroom at rear, nice little sitting area and  triple bunks.  In essence we want twin axle 5-6 berth caravan with this sort of set up.  I like the idea of the door not opening directly against or into the bunks as we have two children 3 & 6.

I would consider the Elddis superstorm but obviously the beds have to be made up and looks like a quality van.

I'm wondering whether the fixed bunks is a blessing obviously its only for the children and you do restrict for taking it out without the children (hardly going to happen).

The upgrade we are looking at is 2005 - 2009, twin axle quality van and spec.

Really has anymore felt that the fixed bunk is a hinderance or a blessing.  ANyone recommend another van possibly 5 berth but with middle bathroom. This van will suit us for a few years but have to assume bad weather and space for the children to play and draw.  Shutting them off with a door is also great for piece.

Hi I can only speak from our experience and that is we have a 4 berth and we have to make up the dinette into bunk beds and after a year of this we have had enough and are looking for a 6 berth fixed bunk beds.

Today we looked at a swift fairway bunks at the back bathroom in the middle, unfortunately it was a little too much over our budget.

So fixed bunks all the way for us!

We have a Swift Fairway 570 6 berth with fixed rear bunks and its fab for the kids, beds always made up, and not in the way either. Bonus is bottom bunk folds up for more storage when on the move

Jon

Quote: Bonus is bottom bunk folds up for more storage when on the move

Jon

 

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