CARAVAN - DEFINITION & OVERVIEW

What is a Caravan?

A caravan is a towable trailer that serves as a mobile living space. Typically used for camping or extended travel. Caravans, commonly referred to as travel trailers or campers in the U.S. Caravans equipped with basic amenities such as beds, kitchens, and bathrooms.

What Does Caravan Mean?

The word “caravan” originated from the concept of a group of travelers journeying together, often in deserts or along trade routes. In modern usage, particularly in the UK and Europe, it refers to a towable trailer equipped with basic living amenities, used for camping or long-distance travel. In the U.S., similar vehicles are often called travel trailers or campers.

What is a Caravan in Scotland?

In Scotland, a caravan is a mobile home or travel trailer often used for holiday accommodation. These caravans, commonly found in caravan parks or campsites.

What is Caravanning?

Caravanning refers to the activity of traveling and staying in a caravan.