The only problem we had with it, was condensation in a window and that was replaced under warranty. We found the fridge freezer a bit too small for us as we do a lot of touring and eat most of our meals in the. The cooker had three gas burners and an electric hot plate, not to mention the oven and microwave. The kitchen area was one of the best that I have seen to this day and there was lockers galore. I am 5' 10" and I had no problem sleeping on the single beds. They were then made up as two fixed single beds. I then had two mattresses and a pair of head boards made in matching trim. I removed the bunk mechanismn, the rear cushions & the rear dinette table. The 620 was a 5/6 berth but we were not interested in that. When we first stepped inside the 620 it ticked 90% of the boxes.
When we bought it we were looking for a decent sized van with two fixed single beds as there are only the two of us. We had a 2005 Spectrum 620 and I wished that we had never changed it for our present van. Outfit: None Entered Location: Cider County Message posted by archerypete03 at 12:19pm Static caravan insurance is also available. uk users are rewarded with up to 12.5% off Caravan Guard touring caravan insurance, folding camper and trailer tent insurance, and 5% off motorhome and campervan insurance. Where will you keep it? Price up insurance, also security devices such as wheel locks and tow hitch locks, you will need a leisure battery if it doesn't come with one, aqua roll, waste container, step, awning maybe so price all of this into your budget too.ĭiscounted Insurance Quotes for .uk visitors! Up to 12.5% off! Go to the caravan club's website, have a read of their documents for newbies that tell you all about getting started. Next what about your tow vehicle? Have you checked the kerbweight, max tow weight and noseweight? How much does your caravan weigh fully laden and can the car cope? You don't state in your profile what vehicle you have so I have no idea if you are well matched. Make sure you are all in the van, mill around and see how it meets your needs, fathom out where you would all sit, can you sit around for meals together, is there enough kitchen space to prepare meals etc. My advice would be to make sure you have tried out the beds and that they are long enough/wide enough for all members of your family, then ensure if you have smaller children that there is growing room for them. Hi Apollo, what sort of help do you need? Welcome to UKCS btw.
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