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Quote: Originally posted by errol106 on 22/6/2007
hi
i hope somebody may be able to help me, i have been camping now for over ten years using a tent but ive found that it is getting ever harder also never quick enough to get the tent up especially in rain or wind with my kids whining and moaning to be let out of the car to make things worse for us. therefore i am looking at buying a hard top camper trailer. problem is they all seem so expensive where ever i look on the web, would anyone know where i could start looking because we are all dying to get back out there again.
thanks for any advice.
What do you mean by "expensive"? (I know Bucks Camping have a couple of old Conway hard top campers and both are under £2K)
Also consider a soft top - we've just bought a Pennine Pathfinder (OK, about the most expensive camper there is..) but it only takes a couple of minutes to get it to the "watertight" stage when pitching. And wind is pretty much irrelevant.
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Paul
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Topic: hard top folding camper
