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I am 6' 4" and my wife is 6' 2".
Or wee caravan (see gallery) has 2 single beds, one of 6' 6" and one at 6' 3".
Okay, it is only a 2 berth and no use to the originator of this topic, but my point is that you do not need a large van just for large people.
Our stove, wash area, fridge and toilet are all fully accessable when the beds are made up and really, it is not space that is the criterion when fitting good sized beds into a caravan but design.
Due to health problems we are in the process of changing from the wee caravan to a folding camper. Again a unit that has decent sized beds.
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Lobey.
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Topic: Tall caravanners and their vans
