Touring caravan layout glossary

Choosing a caravan is a big decision, find the best caravan layout for you with help from our guide to fixed beds, two berth caravans, four berth caravans and what's best for a family.

  • Berth - a designated sleeping area in a caravan
  • Dinette - a dining area that can convert into a bed
  • Nearside - the side of the caravan that is closest to you as you walk in the door
  • Wash room - the area of the caravan that normally includes a toilet, shower and wash basin

Unlike cars, for which there are only a few different types of seating configuration, touring caravans are available in many different layouts to suit couples and families of all ages.

British-built caravan layouts can sleep up to six people, so the first thing you should consider is how many berths you want and if you want extra space for guests.

To help you pick the best layout for your caravan, we've put together the following guide to some of the UK's most popular layouts.

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