Basic♡2022 Hobby De Luxe 495 UL
North Brabant · Campingspots Demo
Buying a new or used touring caravan? Compare berth layouts, towing weights, service records and the condition of the bodywork before arranging a viewing.

Buying a new or used touring caravan? Compare berth layouts, towing weights, service records and the condition of the bodywork before arranging a viewing.
A two-berth tourer may suit couples who move between campsites, while a family caravan often benefits from bunk beds and a separate living area. Check the caravan’s maximum technically permissible laden mass and make sure the tow car and licence are suitable.
Check for damp around windows, roof joints and floor edges. Examine the tyres, coupling, brakes, chassis, lights and any supplied accessories. Ask to see evidence of ownership and inspect the chassis or VIN identification; a CRiS history check may also be relevant for UK caravans.
Factor in storage, servicing, insurance and site fees when comparing prices. Confirm exactly which extras, such as an awning or motor mover, are included in the sale.
Inspect damp, tyres, brakes, chassis markings, paperwork and the operation of essential equipment.
No. Check each listing's location and ask about transport and registration requirements before making arrangements.