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If you just want to store your caravan in France then it will be cheaper & easier to buy it here & tow it there. Plenty of Brits store in France. Choose an area of France where you want to store it & then have a look round during next yrs hols & you can then leave it there. Its not hard to find somewhere & if you can't speak French its easier to deal face to face rather than by phone or email.
If you want to buy abroad, ie you want a German built caravan, Hobby or whatever then best bet will be to buy in Dutch speaking north Belguim where dealers are generally fluent in English. Even with the favourable €/£ rate at the moment secondhand caravan prices in Europe ain't that cheap though.
You don't need 'contacts', everything is searchable on google, dealers websites, caravan storage. Use google translate to get the right language & then search online.
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Freeman on the land.
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Topic: BUYING A VAN IN FRANCE
