We always wanted to be able to offer the best VW campers we could, so for us that meant just one word…..Westfalia.
These German-designed and built campers are renowned for their clever layouts and superb build quality. In fact, back in the '60s and ‘70s, Westfalia conversions were the only ones you could order direct from your local Volkswagen dealer. Top stuff!
We’ve also made sure our campers are in tiptop condition by buying the best Californian imports we can find. So no rust issues for us to deal with, and decent power output from their 2 litre engines for you. Great news!
This does mean, of course, that they are left hand drive. However, this is not really an issue because:
Campers are a bit odd to drive anyway – you’re sitting on top of the front wheels for a start!
You won’t be doing a whole load of overtaking - you may not have heard, but they’re not that fast.
Anyhow, we’ll give you all the instruction you need, including a brief test drive along our private lane if you want to practice before hitting the open road.
All of this Westfalia stuff is true, but that hasn't stopped us buying our first non-Westie. Rosie joined our fleet last week, and as an ex-Aussie, she's right hand drive and has a brand spanking new Kustom Interior that so much nicer than our old farmhouse that we're thinking of moving in permanently.
Our vans come equipped with everything you’ll need for a fantastic holiday, including:
- "Drive away" awning with inner tent
- Extra camp beds if you need them
- 240V mains power with a looooong hook-up lead
- 3 way fridge (Gas/12v/240v)
- Free standing 2 burner hob and grill
- Sink with onboard water
- Internal and outdoor table and chairs
- Equipment, cutlery and crockery
- 2 bottles of Campingaz
- Radio/CD player
- Interior lights
- Touring maps
We can also provide bedding and a bike rack should you need them. And we’ve linked up with local chef Jack Chilli, who can provide you with yummy scoff to take with you.
Click on the name of each van for more information and loads more pictures of them relaxing at the beach (or, in Rosie's case, the cricket pitch!).