Upgrading to a caravan in the luxury class means you’ll benefit from excellent space for the family, a premium interior and enhanced onboard features such as a fully equipped kitchen area, separate showering facilities and air con, along with useful tech and connectivity functions.

But, due to the increased weight of your larger caravan, you’ll have to consider what type of towing vehicle will be best able to pull it, while it will probably be too big to park on most driveways. Of course, caravans offering this type of luxury will be more expensive to buy and, if you’re considering a seasonal, semi-permanent pitch, there will be extra costs involved.

However, if you’ve graduated to this type of high-end camper, then you’ve probably worked out most of the pitfalls, along with the various dos and don’ts and are just just ready to enjoy the flexibility and freedom of your own holiday home on wheels.