Top Reason For NOT Having a MICRO CAMPER (from the owner of Peugeot partner camper)

[@bechilled3875]

Good info shared. But I can honestly say, come rain, hale, snow, gales, lightning, floods, wild tigers, but if my wife is taking a poop on the loo, I'm standing outside lol.

[@NotOfThisEarth9]

Speak for yourself hehe

[@tomlobos2871]

well, there are people who went around the globe in smaller cars. and others that don't ever leave the country in a large camping truck. i think the bberlingo/partner is a good start to find out and experience on a budget.

[@luisyepez9904]

That's a honest review. Good arrangement of your camper, though.

[@colblimp]

Nice one. I did consider a micro camper for the 'go anywhere' aspect, but in the end I bought a Vauxhall Movano conversion, which I can stand up in and I'm so glad I went for that. Your camper is very cool, though.

[@apislapis]

An honest appraisal. I'm sure you knew that having an additional 37cm would turn your micro camper into the long wheel base XL version. Is it the van's fault or ours that we overestimate the stuff we need to take for the weekend? I know I'd blame myself but I am not going to beat myself up about it. Enjoying the videos I've seen thus far.

[@neilmckay8649]

Top reason is that the occupants must be tidy, organised and low maintenance. My wife, son and I lived in our VW Bay Window for 16 months, managing home schooling and cooked meals easily ... because we are all tidy people.

[@Nasphotography13]

I have a berlingo camper, mine has the boot jump which is ok but I am wanting to make it into a single bed set up as I am always on my own so don't need the double bed, what are you thinking of getting next ? I was thinking of a Citroën c4 grand picasso 7 seater for me it has the extra length which I could do with being 6ft 2

[@callum]

would u recommend a berlingo? i was thinking of getting one due to the height, i heard theyre very reliable