Snorrie – 3p Eura Mobil alcove from 1998

Dear tenant,

As soon as you step in, the holiday begins. That's the best part about camping for me and my sons (8-year-old twins). Well, along with the cozy coziness of eating, sleeping, and playing. And the freedom once we're at the campsite, we can go on adventures. Sometimes with a swimming pool and all the trimmings, sometimes in the middle of the woods. Just grab your bikes and go! Two bikes fit on the back, and I often store one inside or on the second front seat.

Snorrie is a somewhat older campervan, which is evident from the awning, which requires careful retraction and extension. It can only be used when there's absolutely no wind. You also hear a V-belt squeaking briefly when starting, but this disappears once you've rounded a corner and doesn't cause any problems – as evidenced by every MOT.

After purchasing it two years ago, the entire alcove turned out to be rotten! Bad luck for me, but lucky for those who use it now, because it was completely repaired and replaced. It now has two comfortable slatted bases and a good mattress. The seat can be converted into a bed; you can place a custom-made mattress topper on the pillows for a gap-free sleep.

Upstairs you sleep two people and downstairs would also fit two young children - if they can sleep together well, because that is very cozy.

Snorrie can handle long distances just fine, but now that I'm starting to rent out my car, I find it more convenient to stay close by – the Netherlands and maybe the Ardennes at most.