Fleetwood RV
Carrol Baker
Clockwise from top left: The stylish interior boasts European fittings and furnishings and there is a range of options to choose from. The Navigator has all the mod cons: stove, microwave and fridge. Navigator by Coromal. The roomy and well ventilated sleeping spaces are extra comfortable. Plenty of room to relax and the table folds down to create another bed.
Carrol Baker
Fleetwood Recreational Vehicles and Ad Impact Carrol Baker
to please Australian travellers looking for a comfor table, durable and af fordable camper option. There are quality roof seals to minimise dust intake, large LED tail lights for added safety, ample ground clearance, and a heavy duty 80-litre water tank and water tank protector. This camper is designed to travel virtually anywhere with ease. The stylish, comfortable interior is really cosy and has all the mod cons: a stove with a four burner grill (3 gas, 1 electric burner); a good-sized fridge; and large, rectangular stainless steel sink. There are also plenty of power points, a microwave, and eco-friendly interior LED lighting. There’s also a lot of interior storage space. No matter how frugal many campers (including us) try to be when packing for holidays, cupboard space inevitably gets filled, so it’s handy to know there’s lots of it. Every nook within the interior has been put to good use, if not for appliances, 68 |
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bedding or seating, it’s been allocated as cupboard space. They’ve achieved this without compromising the spaciousness of the camper’s interior. I particularly love the durable metal drawers and positive lock mechanisms on the cupboards. Once it’s shut it’s a done deal. This is a definite bonus if you have young children or if, like me, you forget to click the button shut and your draws and cupboards empty out as you travel! After a big day’s travelling it’s good to know you can tumble into a comfortable bed without having to wrestle with complicated sliding mechanisms. The Coromal has strong steel supports for their slide out beds that simply glide in and out. Pack a few essential supplies, throw in a carton or two to keep the man of the house happy and you’re ready to hit the road. So where to go for our next adventure? I hear the wildflowers in Western Australia are as pretty as a picture this time of year.