Quick Guide to the Cool New Caravans at the 2022 NEC Caravan, Camping & Motorhome Show
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- Опубликовано: 22 фев 2022
- I show you around the quirkier offerings at the NEC Caravan, Camping & Motorhome Show, 2022. Come for a quick tour of the show and I bring you up to date with what's on offer this year for the caravanner who dares to be different!
Check out the official NEC Caravan, Camping & Motorhome Show 2022 website here: ccmshow.co.uk/
Let me know your favourites in the comments section below!
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Happy Caravanning,
Cameron.
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"who thought in Birmingham you can catch crabs !" well .....theres a thought . lol
In love with the Eriba Rockabilly. Had a Hymer camper and know the quality. Thanks for your excellent vlogs. Jo in France 🇫🇷
A great selection of small vans. It a shame you have to pay a premium to go small. Would be nice if UK manufacturers built vans like the French vans you reviewed. I miss the basic vans from yesteryear & their price tags.
Oooh, Int it posh in ere...😂😂❤🎉x
These really are so quirky ❤ love the unusual x hope to see you at the nec on Saturday
Great round up of some of the less mainstream vans - thanks :-)
That's a great tour! Thanks a lot! The caravans are so big, even the GoPod can hardly be towed by a Corolla
Brilliant! Let’s start with orange ;-) Great observations on functional, practical but stylish design :)
Thanks Becky, I’m still drawn in by anything orange 😂 There’s a hint of retro to that at least! I was impressed that caravanners seemed to be taking these unusual caravans more seriously this year, the odd few dismissing them straight away as usual, but a couple of ladies were putting their name down on that Basecamp 6 as I was finishing filming because they loved the design!
Great to see these Cameron thanks and good job! And seeing Adrias was the icing on the cake for me!
Thank you Raymond - I loved the Adria too. I can see why they scooped up more awards than any other manufacturer. Their caravans are among the best that you can buy today
The 2nd one is set up awesome 👍
Loved the video. I wish we had cool quirky "caravans" here in the US. I'm holding out for the Barefoot Caravan possibly coming here soon.
I love all these diddy, quirky vans too! Much better than these great big things which to me is wasted space, you only take up so much room at any one time! Great vlog Cameron! We've missed you! Hugs xxx 🥰
Thanks Anne for your support, hopefully I’ll be back soon enough. Karina at Here We Tow gave me a bit of a pep talk and I’m feeling inspired 😂 x
Really interesting vlog, the base camp 2 gets my vote. 👍
. . . . "It's a really practical kitchen space" . .(10:52) . . .Oh no it isn't, it's raining! Your baked bean saucepan will be full of water before the beans get hot. And you will need to be wearing a wind proof, waterproof, thermal coat. Apart from the ignoring of what micro-caravanning would be like in Britain, that's a good presentation, well done.
I can’t disagree with that. A few years back, I pulled onto a Caravan Club site on a stormy November dark night and proceeded to just park up my £2,500 classic Hymer Motorhome and keep the heating on, observing someone opposite try and cook dinner in his £80,000 VW California Camper in a kitchen in the back hatch. Aside from the wind battering him, an equal picture of misery was his wife and child huddled under the awning because there was nowhere to sit in the camper.
The small T@B trailers are always cute…I used to own one (400) and sold it to go even smaller…mine was a 2022 and it didn’t look at all like the one at your show.
Love your videos - great job! Glad you love Basecamps - I've had my BC2 for a few years now - love it! :)
Thanks Lee! 🥰
More more more. Orange ones. Blue too.
The Basecamp 2 is the one I would like. We have a Swift Challenger 580 and I would prefer something easier to tow.
I'm sure you know where you can catch crabs in Birmingham 😉
In the '80's I had a Sprite 400, and I've never lost my love of small caravans! The Freedom ranges especially appeal to me!
Not so interested in things like the Adria Action or the Mink 2.0, and the Wingamm, but perhaps that's as much to do with my age as anything else! :-)
But thank you for escorting us around the NEC Cameron! 🙂
Thanks Chris, glad you enjoyed it. Of course, the Sprite 400 holds a special place in my heart too! I think that's where I get my love of small caravans from.
It's a shame that the UK only get the basic two-berth version of the Adria Action, as there's actually a few different layouts of it offered on the continent.
great content! love the shirt :)
Great vid, and thanks for taking time to film it, wasn’t able to go this year so was informative and great for interior inspiration
Happy to see the resurgence in colours after decade’s of beige 😒
Great to see, oranges and reds in particular being used.
Thanks Gav, yes it’s really great that manufacturers are starting to be more adventurous with caravan interiors now. The vibe seems to be moving away from wood grain and curtains. I have to admit, I hate how beige and grey your average caravan is now. I’d quite like to see a green interior that reflects current interior design trends.
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Yea that would be amazing. Been doing the interior of my 88 Autoquest, trying to find a blend of 80s retro chic and 21st century sheen without being tacky lol
Hope u come up to Scotland at some point, and I’m going to join your retro club I just found out about it.
All the best
@@gavc6442 what's the details for the retro club? I'm new, and haven't got my first yet, but............I'm spread thinking I need 3, depending on season, tow car, distance travelling, and whether I'm solo, or with other half znd our large dog? 🙂 ( don't know where I'm going to keep them all? 🤣)
Great review, some really innovative and interesting designs which help to keep up with todays needs/wants. Thanks Cameron.
You’re welcome Tom, hopefully I can do some more detailed reviews of some of these models over the next year
Check out the U.K. product of over 20 years ago called the ABI Adventurer it was the U.K. grandmother of this type of lightweight caravan, 4 berth, max weight of 850 kg and a 200 kg load margin
Just seen your post on Facebook so nipped over here to watch 😊 very interesting thank you 😊
You’re welcome, thanks for your support!
Just great and a lot better than the channel 5 program that was on last night
Thanks David for your kind words!
Nice choice of caravans you present here.
Just a bit of language:
You need to pronounce the "k" in Knaus, otherwise we Germany would presume it's a "Naus" like the English "house", but never mind😁😉
Haha thank you Holger; I was aware of this but I always thought in Britain it was Knaus as in house because if someone “has a bit of nous” (pronounced like I pronounced Knaus), they have a bit of common sense/intelligence, so it seems like a suitable name for a well designed caravan!
Very nice - I hope the brands you are showcasing are paying you well :)
Haha I wish 🙄 No I just do this for the love of it ☺️
I caught crabs in Birmingham once
Great tour. Pity you did not give an idea of prices and weight of each caravan, Plus I would have liked you to have shown the basic Erbiba.
Thanks for the feedback, I did think to include these but it was hard to keep tabs on it all on the day. If I’d have had more time, I’d have certainly included that info.
I think you should use ‘quirky’ a little more.
Definitely the price is confusing... For 13k you get a really moderate rig, but for 19k you get a really cute one!
Lovely looking vans. Will you be looking at the Barefoot?
Show more of the Freedoms
Which day are you going this year Cameron? X❤
Green with envy! Wish we could get some of those designs down here….caravans in Oz are so boring.
I guess it’s a different market - from what I’ve seen, Australian caravans tend to be more geared to tougher road conditions and wild camping. Bailey exported models there once and they looked drastically different to their UK counterparts
I need only bed and toilet
What’s under the bed, in the Knaus?
It’s a storage locker that’s accessed from both sides. I did get some footage but the sound didn’t record properly so I left it out, apologies for that.
Why do these look so much better than the ones in the US?
We have a lot more innovation in Europe as our towcars are much smaller than those in the US. Our regulations and camping habits make it easier to have a great influence on these designs. That said, you can buy the Tab caravans featured here in the US and the British Barefoot caravan is launching in North America for 2023.
Gret vodeo
Bring somes in canada ! Plz
Here caravans look like the 80s , kno design and poorr quality and the price 1.5 x higher.
Coolest new caravans with rear doors and extra space!!!! Rubbish!!!
This style of caravan was also made by the uk caravan company ABI who produced the 4 berthlightweight caravan the Adventurer before 2000.
This caravan with a a rear door, side door, clean vinyl floor with no carpet, modern lighting and modern upholstery.
IIt’s max moving weight of 850kg and it’s unladen weight of 650kg gives a loading of 200kg, weights still - I understand - still unmatched by today’s vans.
Sadly the Adventurer was vilified by the uk caravan press who appeared to play to the ‘frilly lampshades supporters’ and helped to relegate this modern ABI caravan out of the sales league.
It’s about time that this uk leading lightweight design was recognised and perhaps a resurrection maybe be on the cards?
I’m totally with you on this one John; I LOVE the ABI Adventurer and I’d love to own one. I remember when it was launched and seeing it at was then the Manchester Caravan Show and there was literally NO ONE looking at the Adventurer! It was like it somehow upset people! I thought it was great though I must confess I’ve never actually seen one on my travels since then.
However, the rear door design wasn’t new. Sprite had a fairly popular compact two berth called the Cadet from 1969-1972 which sold well all over Europe. There was also the Astral Sunrise from 1961/2 that not only had a rear door, but a Luton top over the A-frame and the whole rear panel lifted up to become a sun shelter. Bluebird copied and simplified the idea with their Joie De Vivre model during the same era. Further back, Eccles had exactly the same layout as the ABI Adventurer since the early 1900s.
I like how ABI made a really practical and futuristic tourer with the Adventurer. It was low frills, which I’m learning was probably their mistake. The success of the Swift Basecamp is that it’s marketed as a concept, rather than a caravan, and it’s actually a luxurious caravan with lots of kit as standard. Caravanners complain that the Basecamp is expensive because they’re used to unusual concepts being budget caravans. Manufacturers seem to have misinterpreted the brief that people who want something different don’t really want a budget/cheap/low spec caravan. I recon had the Adventurer had a few extras, it would have faired better. Then again, the market was an entirely different place 25 years ago.
@@NotAnotherWhiteBox 👍👍👍. Mind you the way costs and fuel are going a small lightweight 4 berth with minimal add ons is a step in the right direction. Lightweight to me is 850kg laden 650kg unladen with 200kg load is to me the benchmark. Length both inside and total are also important. Have thought about a Basecamp, to heavy not enough load and too long
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20,000. Lol price of junk the price of gold
Too bad these are not in America...
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