The English Barefoot caravan does not require an additional driving license class.
This stylish caravan easily attracts retro and travel enthusiasts.
Let’s see what hides inside the caravan.
The caravan is small, but thanks to smart interior layout, it is spacious.
Four large windows, a porthole, and a window in the bathroom visually create more space and ensure good ventilation.
All windows except the front one can be opened and are protected by mosquito nets.
The table in the living area can be transformed into a bed measuring 175 x 183 cm.
The bed can accommodate three people.
The compact kitchen includes everything you need: gas stove, sink, refrigerator, cabinets, drawers, and linen shelves.
The cabinets have lockable key locks.
To the left of the entrance is a wardrobe, to the right a closet.
At the entrance, there is a hook for clothes.
The bathroom shares the rear part of the caravan with the wardrobe.
Here, there are a toilet, a sink, and a shower. The bathroom is separated by a fixed curtain.
The combined kitchen block is easy to clean.
The 65-liter Wabesto compressor refrigerator operates on 12/230 V.
Truma Combi 4E heating, powered by gas or electricity (mounted under the sofa).
The shower replaces the tap on the sink.
Unlike the Germans, the British did not hide the pipe under the sink.
The lights on the shelves can be changed to red, blue, or yellow.
The same freedom is given in choosing the pattern of the lining and fabric for the curtains.
The total weight of the Barefoot trailer with the towing vehicle must not exceed 3500 kg – so a class B driving license is sufficient to drive.
Thanks to the large bed in the trailer, it is possible to live in it with three.
With an awning or tent, the living space can be expanded.
The caravan has gas heating and hot water, allowing comfortable travel in summer, spring, and fall with temperatures above zero.