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13 ft. Pop Top Hybrid Caravan for Couples
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20 ft. Couples Pop Top Hybrid Caravan
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15 ft. Couples Pop Top Hybrid Caravan
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13 ft. Pop Top Hybrid Caravan for Couples
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16 ft. Family Pop Top Hybrid Caravan
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15 ft. Couples Pop Top Hybrid Caravan
15 ft. Family Pop Top Hybrid Caravan
13 ft. Pop Top Hybrid Caravan for Couples
Hybrid Family Caravan
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Buying your first soft or hard floor camper trailer is an exciting and stressful time. The range available on the market is huge, with all sorts of different features and different advantages available. While it may seem overwhelming to begin with, rest assured that there is something out there for everyone.
Whether you like it or not, money will be the deciding factor in your camper trailer purchase. If you can’t afford a top-of-the-range, brand new, state-of-the-art camper trailer, then there’s no point remortgaging your house for it. There are plenty of smaller soft or hard floor camper trailers available that will offer you comfort while allowing you to get back to nature.
Set your budget early. Know how much you have available to spend and start picking your features accordingly. As would be expected, the more features you want, the more you can expect to spend.
A hard floor camper trailer is usually more expensive than the soft floored version but comes with a multitude of advantages. Weigh these up and make your decisions based on your needs and priorities.
Hard floor camper trailers are easier to clean out and far quicker to set up, but soft floor campers are lighter and usually offer more storage space. Knowing what you need before you start will stop you from being swayed by conveniences that aren’t really necessary. For example, more storage space might seem like a necessity, but if there are only two of you and you’re a light traveller, it might not be a priority.
There are countless features available in both soft and hard floor camper trailers. Some of the most important ones to consider are:
The towing capacity of your current vehicle will affect the size of the hard floor camper trailer you choose or will point you towards a soft floor (and lighter) trailer instead. Know how much you can tow before you begin shopping so you’re aware of your limitations. This may also change how many features you’re able to add.
Making the decision to buy a soft or hard floor camper trailer should be based on research of your needs and capabilities, as well as your budget. Start browsing online so when it comes time to make your purchase, you’re equipped with all the knowledge you need.
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