Caravan/Campervan

[Burdock]

Buy a ten year old 4x4

[Semi retired now]

RE: Sleeping in van.

Has anyone toyed with the idea of buying a campervan/caravan and using it whilst working away from home? I am thinking I could save money on accomodation costs and could always use it on weekends (unofficially obviously).

I did it for a number of years, if I was contracting out of London I would often book a caravan pitch at a local site and tow caravan up there, when I was inside the M25 or a city where there were no caravan parks I had a Fiat Ducato van with a bed in it but if I wanted to be discrete I have a Peugeot 806 with blacked out windows, I have unlocked the seats and removed them then put a single bed mattress in, a 12v kettle and internet for movies etc, works fine and when I was getting £30 per night digs money it soon adds up.

[DimPrawn]

I did it for a number of years, if I was contracting out of London I would often book a caravan pitch at a local site and tow caravan up there, when I was inside the M25 or a city where there were no caravan parks I had a Fiat Ducato van with a bed in it but if I wanted to be discrete I have a Peugeot 806 with blacked out windows, I have unlocked the seats and removed them then put a single bed mattress in, a 12v kettle and internet for movies etc, works fine and when I was getting £30 per night digs money it soon adds up.

Livin the dream baby, livin the dream.....

[Paddy]

If you like nature camping, this may help.

Nature Camping and Caravanning Campsites - UK Camp Site Articles

[northernladyuk]

I can't help it if I live in a kebab van.

Livin the dream baby, livin the dream.....

I hope you've changed the chip oil.