The Aspen Scenic is a new static caravan introduced by Willerby Holiday Homes for the 2011 season. Two versions are available, both 38ft x 12ft, one having two bedrooms and en suite and the other three bedrooms with a separate shower and toilet compartment. It is the three bedroom model which we review here.
New from Victory Leisure Homes is a three bedroom Versailles holiday lodge. Using the same footprint as the two-bedroom version introduced last year, it has the advantage of an extra bedroom, but loses the utility room seen in the two bedroom model, but gains an entrance hall.
Although designated a three bedroom static caravan, the ABI Ambleside can in fact, sleep eight due to a sofa bed being included as part of the lounge furniture. Introduced into the company’s range in 2011, and built to EN 1647 standard, the caravan has a pre-galvanised steel chassis, aluminium cladding and a pantile roof. Additionally, full central heating, and uPVC double glazing make this static caravan suitable for all year round holidays.
The two bedroom Carnaby Rosedale is a static caravan anyone can be proud of. Why? Because it offers superb value for money as well as having with just about every appliance which the owner would otherwise have to buy separately.
We’re asking all you static caravan and holiday lodge owners, how far you travel to get to your holiday home.
Entry level static caravan from Stellar impresses, with full double glazing and central heating.
The expanding family of Willerby lodges has grown again with the addition of the Meridian lodge launched in February at the Boat and Caravan show at NEC.
Among the homes being produced by Willerby Holiday Homes in 2011 is the all-new 40ft x 20ft two bedroom Ridgewood lodge which comes with a specification to make your mouth water!
Do you remember life before the games console, the DVD, the video, the iPod and the computer?
Didn’t we have fun and wasn’t entertainment cheap, easy and free from bytes, crashes and multiple chargers?
The Symphony is a brand new static caravan made by Dorset company Regal Holiday Homes.
We liked the 9ft ceiling height and the outlook doors and full height windows at the front, combined with the extra light flooding into the interior thanks to two carefully placed skylight windows in the dining/kitchen area, it seemed incredibly spacious. The bold colour scheme of the soft furnishings was not therefore overpowering.
