We’ve a real range of tourers this week on Practical Caravan TV, plus we put a supremely versatile tow car to the test – be sure to tune in!

Don’t forget, you’ve five opportunities to catch this week’s episode.

Here’s when to watch:

  • Monday 11 September at 8pm
  • Wednesday 13 September at 6pm
  • Thursday 14 September at 6pm
  • Saturday 16 September at 6pm
  • Sunday 17 September at 6pm.
      

You’ll find us on Sky 212 and Freesat 161 – look for the Showcase TV channel – or watch for free online, via our live stream.

2018 Bailey reviewed

We start this week’s show with a best-seller – it’s the Bailey Unicorn Cadiz.

The 2018 season sees the introduction of the fourth-generation Unicorn range of Bailey caravans – note the new graphics and windows.

Step inside and you’ll notice yet more new-season updates. We’re not sure about the lack of that handy front shelf, but we like the longer sofas and the classy, new-look kitchen.

The twin-fixed-single-bed, end-washroom layout has proved popular for Bailey, so make sure you tune in to check out the changes – and the now 6’2”-long beds!

Need to seat up to eight?

Then we hand over to David Motton to see what tow car talent the new Citroën SpaceTourer has – it’s a versatile MPV that can seat up to eight, but can it cut it?

It certainly showed the caravan who’s boss in our lane-change test, and with 273lb ft torque, the 2.0-litre diesel engine means the MPV has a decent turn of speed, too.

But, for most buyers, it’s that massive and very flexible interior that will probably be this vehicle’s key selling point.

To find out if that’s the case for you, watch Practical Caravan TV this week, at the times listed above, on Sky 212, Freesat 161 or live online.

Visit Wiltshire

After the break, we’re off to Wiltshire to take a look at Stonehenge Touring Park, which features in our very own Top 100 Site Guide 2017.

It’s a small site, suited to those who prefer a back-to-basics, back-to-nature approach to their caravanning.

Set in stunning countryside, on the fringes of Salisbury Plain, there are just 30 touring pitches, all of which have electric hook-up and water points.

Plus the washblock is clean and there’s a handy on-site shop. Tune in and see it for yourself.

A new-season two-berth

Last but not least, we’ve a second caravan review in this episode.

The Xplore 422 is new to the range for 2018 and it may look small on the outside, but it feels incredibly spacious once you’re inside.

The upholstery is cheerful, storage space is plentiful and the large sofas mean you’ve got two long single beds up front – or a huge make-up double!

At the rear is an L-shaped kitchen and there’s an offside corner washroom, too, which is compact but well-specced.

Make sure you see it for yourself when you tune in to Practical Caravan TV this week!