- Nov 16, 2015
- 4
- 3
- Funster No
- 40,237
- MH
- Don't own one yet
- Exp
- Lots of caravan experience, looking to change
Hi to all.
We are a couple, approaching 60 who have been lucky enough to retire early.
We have been using a medium sized Hymer caravan for a number of years and have been all over Europe in trips of about a month at a time, then a couple of years ago due to work commitments we downsized to a tiny Eriba pop top as it was easier to tow/store/use in the UK etc.
We have now finished work and are looking to travel Europe again in trips of up to 3 months so we have been looking at largish motorhomes as we fancy a change, but we like to move on fairly often (4-5 nights stays) and we also like to explore the area etc.
So - could we manage without a car? Should we take a little car on a trailer? Should we just get another caravan?
I have often heard it said that the caravanning/motorhoming is completely different but how?
All comments gratefully received.
Pete
We are a couple, approaching 60 who have been lucky enough to retire early.
We have been using a medium sized Hymer caravan for a number of years and have been all over Europe in trips of about a month at a time, then a couple of years ago due to work commitments we downsized to a tiny Eriba pop top as it was easier to tow/store/use in the UK etc.
We have now finished work and are looking to travel Europe again in trips of up to 3 months so we have been looking at largish motorhomes as we fancy a change, but we like to move on fairly often (4-5 nights stays) and we also like to explore the area etc.
So - could we manage without a car? Should we take a little car on a trailer? Should we just get another caravan?
I have often heard it said that the caravanning/motorhoming is completely different but how?
All comments gratefully received.
Pete