TIPS FOR CARAVAN CAMPING (2 BERTH CARAVAN)

Camping can be so much fun; whether you’re doing it alone, with your spouse, family or whoever, there’s just something special about embracing and enjoying nature. It could be listening to the birds sing, telling stories and bonding around the camp fire, watching the sun set, or falling asleep to the calmness of nature and its cool breeze.

Camping is such an amazing experience but, camping in a caravan is even better because unlike camping outdoors, setting up tents and so on, caravan camping is more like camping in a mini home, with all the comfort and luxury of a house. More like taking your home camping with you.

If you haven’t experienced caravan camping or you plan to go caravan camping but don’t know where to start, then you’re in luck because we’ve come up with a few tips to prepare you for your caravan camping, involving cosy 2 berth caravan.

Get a Caravan: 2 Berth Caravan

The first thing you need for a caravan camp is a caravan, obviously! But what type of caravan? A caravan for couples/family? Or a caravan for one person? Either way, you need 2 Berth caravan to ensure you have the best caravan on your camping experience. 

With features like front seats, double beds, headroom, drawers, kitchen wine cabinet, shower cubicle, refrigerator, microwave oven, solar panel, interior and usb sockets, power supply, tv and tv stations, smoke, carbon monoxide alarm and so on, it’ll most certainly feel like taking your home on a camping trip as you’ll still feel at home, compared to camping in a tent.

Make a List

Everything’s easier when there’s a list as it helps you stay organized and prepared. Caravan camping list involves all the things you need to take on your camping trip and as a first-time caravanner, you need to carry a lot of things to ensure you’re fully prepared for your camping experience; which is why you need a list. 

A list will contain medical aid (first aid kit, mosquito repellent, etc), toiletries (toothbrush, bathing soap, toothpaste, hairbrush, etc), food items, clothes, etc. Luckily, when you get a 2 Berth caravan, you won’t have to worry about things like kitchen appliances (pots, cups, plates, pans, cutleries, etc), safety equipments (spare tire, fire extinguisher, etc), equipment (tables, chairs, etc), as they’ll all be included in the caravan in order to ensure you have the best caravan camping experience.

Plan Meals Ahead of Time

Although 2 Berth caravan would make you feel like you’re at home, you’re don’t have all the luxuries of home when it comes to eating/cooking; so you have to plan all your meals ahead of time. How can you plan your meal in order for food making to be as simple as possible? Know the number of people you‘re cooking for (if you’re going on a family camping trip), know how many times you’ll eat in a day, what food food items to take on the trip, the amount/quantity of food to carry, select food recipes you can easily make, and take some snacks. 

If you’ll take junk foods on your camping trip, don’t forget to go for healthy, nutritious foods like you’d have at home. Some healthy and simple meals include pasta, salad/veggies, oats, etc.

Take the Right Clothes.

Depending on where you’ll be camping, you really wouldn’t know how the weather is; especially if it’s somewhere you’ve not been to, so you want to pack the right clothes to ensure you’re not caught off guard when the weather changes. As such, you need to take more clothes than you’ll need like heavy clothes for more layers in case it’s cold, light outfits for the hot/sunny days, rain jacket for the rainy days and extra clothes if the need be.

Have Fun

You really didn’t think I’d leaving having fun out of this! The whole point of going on a caravan camping trip is to be away from the stress of your everyday life and just relax with nature whilst having fun; don’t let the stress of packing and making everything perfect stop you from having fun. It’s not everyday you go caravan camping, so no matter what happens, be free, relax, laugh and enjoy the whole caravan camping experience.