Hi Folks
As age and restrictions on my licence creep up on us,we are considering the above Caravan.
Has anyone got anything to say good or bad about this unit.
We have owned a static and the month after we upgraded
the site changed hands and my nether regions suffered for
a long time site fees tripled over night etc etc.
We have a great seasonal site in Cornwall and would put it there
Cant comment much on the insides but I have delivered quite a few to sites for people.You will need a commercial vehicle to tow it and that puts you in tachograph territory.They measure in at about 27 ft shipping length so are quite a handful at your local petrol station! If you were to buy one--some good deals around at the moment--I would recommend setting it up like a static caravan ie using axle stands under the chassis and possibly lifting the axles onto blocks.If I remember rightly..the corner steadies are fastened directly to the underside of the floor and shouldnt be used to hold any weight. Have a look at Carlight webpage...similiar type of van coming out but more towable.
Plenty of them at Northam farm in brean,they sell them there so you can have a look around them,they are super inside,like a smaller static,they are sited 12 months there,but don't know the fees.
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: Bailey Retreat
