Your next heaviest items should be split between the front and the rear of the caravan, low down, while things like clothes can be stored in overhead cupboards. Remember to secure whatever you store and ensure all your drawers and cupboard doors are latching properly – you don’t want to get to your destination and find your belongings strewn across your caravan.

Space-Saving Tips

Space is at a premium in every caravan, even the largest models in the Regent range, so it’s a good idea to do whatever you can to maximise yours. Although it may seem unnecessary, small things like rolling your towels instead of folding them can help you fit more in than you thought possible.

Starting with the obvious, anything that can be stacked should be, including pots, pans, plates and bowls. If you’re worried about chipping your crockery, you can buy felt or cloth pads to layer between them or do the same thing with tea towels and napkins – and if you’re really looking to save space, you can always swap out porcelain crockery for collapsible, camping-style bowls and plates.

Instead of storing cleaning products loosely under the bathroom vanity or kitchen sink, keep them in a caddy or plastic box, as it will keep them secure and take up far less space than having half a dozen different bottles sitting around.

In a similar fashion, plastic tubs will help you organise your under-bed storage space and make the most of every possible centimetre – a neater and more efficient solution than just throwing everything under there.