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We bought one of these(I think?) towards the end of last season (about £155+ then).
http://www.caseysoutdoorleisure.co.uk/item/Dometic/RC-1200-Camping-Fridge/34P
We've used it quite few times this year, primarily running on gas and it works really well... if anything a bit too well at times, as it can(does!) freeze stuff....
Also it is quite(very?) big.....
When we were looking to buy, some folk on here said that although it'd be okay for UK use, the "next model up" would be required for hotter climes..?
(..no idea how "real world" accurate, or relevant, that info is...)
Having said all of that, prior to getting it, we could quite easily manage a long weekend "tenting" with our existing igloo coolbox (just pre-chill/freeze certain items before loading).
I suppose we only really bought it because, having just switched back from a MH, we thought we'd miss having a "powered" cooler to hand... 
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Topic: Need recommendations for camping fridge
