Loopy Lisa
Free Member
Hi,
We have been hardened campers for 20 years, but last August decided to upgrade to Motorhome. Our children are growing up and 2 of them go camping with their partners now. The youngest is still with us at the moment but i'm sure he will be following suit in the next few years.
We took a long time deciding which Motorhome to invest in as it was to serve us for a long time and had to be accomodating both whilst our son is with us and later on when there is just the two of us and our dog.
We settled on an old (1998) but lovely and in excellent condition for her age, Autotrail Cheyenne 364L. We have had a few trips out to Scotland, the west coast and the Lake district, as well as local stops. We have decided to be adventurous and embark on France in August
We would appreciate any advice particularly regarding rear seat belts (Not fitted in our unit) as we have already had a lot of conflicting advice. I'm sure there will be a lot more questions too
Regards
Lisa xxx
We have been hardened campers for 20 years, but last August decided to upgrade to Motorhome. Our children are growing up and 2 of them go camping with their partners now. The youngest is still with us at the moment but i'm sure he will be following suit in the next few years.
We took a long time deciding which Motorhome to invest in as it was to serve us for a long time and had to be accomodating both whilst our son is with us and later on when there is just the two of us and our dog.
We settled on an old (1998) but lovely and in excellent condition for her age, Autotrail Cheyenne 364L. We have had a few trips out to Scotland, the west coast and the Lake district, as well as local stops. We have decided to be adventurous and embark on France in August
We would appreciate any advice particularly regarding rear seat belts (Not fitted in our unit) as we have already had a lot of conflicting advice. I'm sure there will be a lot more questions too
Regards
Lisa xxx