Is there much difference in weight and payload?

Without sounding too diplomatic , I love both for very different reasons . My heart is with the beautiful little touring Eriba and we loved our 310 so much. Our present Eriba Nova is a heavy van but extremely comfy especially if you are feeling a little unwell. IOur Nova has a seasonal pitch in Nortth Wales and due to the nightmare of the last 12 months we have seen very little of it. We are still toying with the idea iof towing our Nova but would need to change the car to a hefty tug. Being greedy, I would like to keep our Nova and have a little Eriba at home for touring . We could only fit a dinky puck in our garage so we are limited to what we could have. Decisions, decisions! Just being able to get to Wales to see our Nova would be fantastic at the moment, if only. 😥

Thanks Roger.

Hi Randa

Following up your previous point about enjoying sitting out I wonder if that's cos it seems that a lot of Touring owners are ex-tenters rather than caravaners. It's the fresh air that appeals to us so much.and talking away to any one who walks past.

That's why we love our Shadow canopy as it keeps us mostly dry whilst we sit outside. Perhaps many BWWBs are so luxurious inside that people just want to sit in them, but that doesn't seem the point of camping

We sometimes think of our Troll as a very dry tent that gets lots of fresh air in...............

I suppose you could do this as well with the Feeling but it does seem to be much closer to a WWB than a tent

MikeT