Inkling is set up to give you what you need for comfortable, practical travel in a compact space.
A well-equipped kitchen, thoughtfully arranged so you can cook comfortably without taking up more space than needed.
It works both inside and outside the van, depending on how you prefer to set the kitchen up.
A pull-out bed in the main van and a pop-top roof provide sleeping space for up to four. The airbeam tent can sleep 2.
The setup is designed so everything fits neatly within the van when not in use.
Bedding
Downstairs bedding is included.
For the roof bed, guests usually prefer to bring whatever feels most comfortable and familiar for them — children’s sleeping bags, duvets, or adult sleeping bags all work well depending on your trip.
Seating, table, and storage are arranged to make the most of the available space.
It’s compact, but designed so everything has its place and works together.
12V power with solar supports lighting and the fridge.
For sockets and higher-powered items (such as heaters or induction hob), a campsite electric hook-up (EHU) is required.
Inkling can come with either a small pop-up tent or, for more living space, the optional airbeam awning.
The small pop-up tent is handy for storage, but some campsites do not allow separate pup tents or freestanding small tents because they may count as an extra unit on the pitch.
The airbeam awning is usually the safer campsite-friendly option, as it is designed to be used as part of the campervan setup. If you are booking a busy or more formal campsite, please check their pitch rules when you book.
The larger Cayman airbeam tent sleeps 2 and adds extra space and flexibility, especially for longer stays for family or group trips. Cost is £30 per trip
Ask about the bike rack there is a setup charge of £30 per trip. It house two ebikes and possibly more kids bikes?
For a closer look at layout and space → See Inkling in images
For details and full specifications → see inkling in detail.
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