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 Topic: moving from caravan to trailer tent
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Message posted by katycymru23/7/2019 at 6:48pm
Outfit: Bailey Platinum 642 Location: Barry (Not quite the island)
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Quote: Originally posted by DarrenElbrow on 22/7/2019
Quote: Originally posted by mystery.tipster on 21/7/2019
A folding camper is the same a a trailer tent when it comes to setting up QUOTE]
That’s not true at all. A folding camper can be set up and waterproof without the need of attaching an awning.or involving any form of pegging out.
Our Conway Challenger takes 15-20 minutes to set up in its basic form, without the under bed skirts attached ( this only involves a minimum of 8 pegs to secure. The skirts are only used for storage at night for chairs etc, and our fridge) the only think similar to a trailer tent is that they are both canvas and fit in a trailer
Agree. We thought we could just use the cabin for overnight stops on out TT, but it's completely impractical to do. Leaning towards a caravan at the moment, but think our last trip in the TT is imminent
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2019: Hurn Lane CAMC, Cirencester Park CAMC & Lytton Lawn
2020: Brecon Beacons CAMC, Bladon Chains CAMC, Brecon Beacons CAMC, Les Iles (Normandy), Easter Compton (BOC Rally), Deanwood (BOC Rally), Abbey Wood CAMC
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via mobile 15/7/2019 at 11:47pm
