Full review

The Sprite Super Quattro DB is a super-wide, twin-axle, six-berth caravan with a cleverly designed kids’ table and two wardrobes.

The Super range of Sprites denotes that these two models are eight feet wide.

DB stands for Double Bunk; they’re on the offside at the rear with, alongside, a little seating area and a rectangular, monopod table of a clever design which swivels on its stand. You can position it against the wall or swing it across, once the kids are sitting ready for their meal, positioned parallel with the seat.

The extra width compared with a standard Sprite means that there is space for the shower room alongside this little dining arrangement.

Since its incarnation for 2017, this layout broadly now appears in four caravan ranges. They all have features which make them different from the others on the market. The swivelling table is one of the elements which distinguishes the Sprite Super DB; the other is that it has two wardrobes. They are opposite one another, forward of the bunks and shower room.

The wide, U-shaped central dining area is capable of seating six (just). It also makes into a double bed, measuring 1.9 m by 1.34 m, by pulling out base extensions on each end of the U-shaped seating.

The base of the bed, which you can create from the lounge, pulls out from under each of the settees, to meet in the centre. The edges of these bases are disguised by upholstered sections attached to the edges of the seating; very refined.

Its lounge is gorgeously spacious, thanks to the extra width. And, compared with standard-width caravans, you get a wider chest of drawers and occasional table, too.

All Sprites come complete with the Diamond Pack which adds £610 to the price of Sprite Supers and gives you a radio, microwave, door fly screen, hitch-head stabiliser, wheel lock receivers and scatter cushions. They also have sunroofs, which adds £365 to the cost.