I was the same a couple of months ago I eventually purchased a Raclet Marathon which we used for the first time at Easter .I decided on the Raclet due to the ease it goes up and the quality of the canvas and I have not been disappointed . managed to put up the TT inabout 50mins which I thought was not bad for a first atempt and took it down and was hitching up in about 45mins Beng in Northern Ireland I did not really have a great deal of choice.
They`re all good makes. Buy the one that appeals most to you, allowing for price of course. I`m fond of Conways, because I`ve got one, and I`ve always fancied a Cambridge, but the Raclets are nice too.
we've got a raclet herald (picture in my gallery). first one we looked at - main concern was budget and condition. i think we need practise to put up more quickly, but once it's up we're more than happy. it did come with a couple of extras - front storage box, 1.2m awning, and roof lining & spare wheel (not sure if this is standard or not)
one thing i do like about the raclet is the lightness of the kitchen - which is a 2man job on others as it has to be lifted off the back as apposed to swinging out on the door
with the extension it's bloody huge....my inlaws had a conway and they thougth that was good but they rate the raclet better
Try and find a dealer who has TTs on display. You can then have a good look at them, compare and see what suits you. You're very likely to walk into one and think, yep that's the one for me!
We had a TT (Conway Camborne) some 4 years ago and we are lucky to live just 40 mins drive from Camping International in Sussex. They had a really good selection on display. Wish I knew how many calories I burned off trotting to and from and in and out of all of them!!
Amazing family weekend with old steam engines, classic car displays, market stalls, and full catering and bar. And camping on site - Save £25 by booking in advance.
Topic: which make would you choose?
