Caravans

Upon stepping inside, Bill Savidan learns to never judge a Cottage by its cover.

If you’re in the marketplace for a lightweight, mid-sized caravan, consider the nine layout options offered by Jurgens Lunagazer, Peta Stavelli writes.

Hot, sunny, calm days without end… The Oxford 55 has Bill Savidan recalling, and relishing, memories of his childhood summers…

Cambridge shop-owner Sheryl Mace was looking for a new interior design project. She decided a vintage caravan was just the thing. The results are stunning...

Jurgens Caravans Australia recently unveiled its all new factory in Victoria, Australia, with a grand opening attended by more than 200 guests.

Bill Savidan gets the lowdown on towing the new range of lightweight caravans.

Bill Savidan looks at a compact caravan perfectly suited for a couple ready to tour.

The first thing you notice about the Venus range of lightweight caravans is the nod to classic styling. The second is the price, Peta Stavelli writes.

Positioned at the top of its extensive caravan range, Bailey’s 7.89m Unicorn Barcelona has always been one of the British manufacturer’s most popular sellers. With a host of upgrades, the newly-arrived 2013 model is more appealing than ever.

Bill Savidan finds the Elddis range of caravans live up to the hype.

Bill Savidan takes the Southern Star 700 5 Star for a test to find out why the brand burns so brightly.

The new Jurgens Tooradin J2601 and J2603 (26’) caravans – the Australian company’s flagship models – are identical except for their interior layouts. Choosing between them requires an honest analysis of your needs, but Lawrence Schäffler’s vote goes to the J2601 and its angled bed.