Types of Caravans: Complete Guide to Tow Caravans | TTCamper

In this fourth instalment we turn to the caravan sector – also known as tow or trailer caravans – which remains the most popular segment of caravanning in our country: by the end of 2022 there were 235,000 of them in Spain, while motorhomes and campers combined still hadn't reached 100,000. This is down to a range of factors, from the economic – caravans are obviously much cheaper than motorhomes and campers – to, above all, mobility choices, since the vast majority stay parked in one place (mainly campsites) and are barely used for trips or travel, being intended instead for long stays (mostly summer and holidays), and in many cases even as a permanent home.

Today's caravan sector is dominated mainly by family use with younger children, at established leisure sites, and secondly by holiday stays of more than a week. They're not usually used much for short trips and are mostly kept on campsite pitches and designated areas. At the same time, they often serve as a starting point or introduction to this world, before people move on to a motorhome.
That's why, at TTCAMPER, we want to offer options both for the uses above and for those who don't fit that profile and are after something different. To that end, we stock a huge variety of caravans in terms of weight, size, number of people, style, layout, equipment and more.

So let's start this journey through some of the many options available, bearing in mind that the possibilities are practically endless, since caravans can also be built specifically to suit each person's or family's tastes and needs. You can choose from:

• New and nearly-new imported caravans, immediately available, from the brands:
  Dethleffs, Hobby, Knauss, Lmc, Sprite Bassecamp, Steckerman, Weinsberg and RS-Camp.

• Configurable caravans with more than 50 base models, four possible finish levels and the option to modify them further. You can also vary the wood finishes, flooring and upholstery, and add or remove accessories or extras – letting you build your own motorhome, in different options:

• Under 750k

• From 750 to 900 kg

• With double rear wheels

• Adapted caravans

• Special caravans

• Trailer-type mini-caravans, with everything you need and much more, even ready for 4x4 use, with a wide range of options and a super-sporty design