The Barefoot Caravan

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The tradition on Day One of üCamp is to gather for wine and cheese and a chance to greet old and new friends. This time we could also tour the latest T@G, T@B, and 400 models as well as preview the Barefoot Caravan, a British RV that nüCamp expects to bring to the US market in 2020. It’s an amazing little camper with a bright interior. Features include a wet bath, kitchen, cupboards for storage, and even a little wardrobe. But the most amazing feature is the bright and roomy dinette that converts to a big bed. In fact we were able to demonstrate that eight adults can fit into the seating in that dining area! We were delighted to talk with the designer, Catherine Chamberlain and look forward to watching as nüCamp introduces the Barefoot to the US market.

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