do you put /keep yours in your bus when on a week or mores camp , how many pairs do you take etc ?? we normally end up with our bags on the front seats which can be a pain sometimes .
we fill a decent size holdall bag with our clean clothes which lives on the top bed whilst we camp, we have a dirty laundry bag that lives in the drivers footwell while were there, "pairs"? you mean undies/socks? one for each day and one spare...... smart jeans/scruffs/joggers/couple of t shirts/hoody top.
I`m presuming it`s a full width bet you`re talking about Plenty of room in a van with 3/4 width bed and storage down one side as well as the wardrobe behind the bulkhead with a box seat attatched ... Something like this :- Anything less you wouldn`t want to spend more than a few days travelling - i hate leaving the van parked up with `stuff` on show ...
We use the hammocks as storage but you have to bring it down obviously before moving which is a pain, if not its the front seats Although I am developing a clothes area for Archie
Does anyone actually use the hanging rail in the Westy 'wardrobe' ? I know when I'm camping a crisply ironed crease free shirt isn't top of my requirements!
Front footwell for me. Or under the van along with the shoes if it's not raining and there are no pikeys. Longest I've camped was a fortnight and just about all I ended up wearing was shorts, t shirt and a wetsuit for daywear. Took loads of my packing home unworn. And you CAN wash your undies in the beach shower... Get a few funny looks though.
Usually in a hold all on the front seat or under the overhang of the bed if I leave the bed down. Dirty washing in a placcy bag in the footwell. In my new T4 with cupboards I shoved a bag in the wardrobe then couldn't get stuff out easily which was annoying. Next time I'm going to put clothes in the back wardrobe bit and chuck dirty clothes in the deeper wardrobe out the way. If the roofs up coats can go up there I think
I design an interior so everything has a storage place so if if don't have a cupboard it don't go camping.