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Hi there,
Can't say as i qualify as an 'experienced caravanner', but maybe as you have yet to use the caravan and if it's at all possible, hook-up the power and gas etc and quickly try out the appliances, all should work fine seeing as it is a new van but still worth a check. Check the tyre pressures, pack the caravan evenly and securely and if possible check the nose-weight before hitching the van up to the car.
Pack an electric fan heater too just incase anything should happen to your caravan heater. (again unlikely, but better to be prepared for all predicaments). - Also, if you switch the fridge on while you are towing by the time you arrive at your destination it should be cool enough for your food.
That's about all i can think of off hand...but no doubt others will have more suggestions also.
All the best.
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