The Abbey Vogue 2009 has managed to be both practical and good to look at; which for many caravans you have to scarifice one or the other.
It features a buttonless handbrake with easily accessible waste pipes and steady points so setting up the caravan is a piece of cake
Inside you’ll find that the Abbey Vogue has cleverly disguised safety mechanisms as modern design features as the furniture has curved edges to prevent people knocking into it and hurting themselves.
A big, central Heki rooflight provides ample illumination, backed up by the smart moulded corner lights, and the fixtures and fittings are well made.
The drawers in the central chest are nice and deep, but the top of the chest is of the fold-over, rather than slide-out, variety. Slightly annoying that, particularly as the chest top is one potential place for a TV. At least there are two TV aerial points in the lounge, so you have a choice of location.
Side washrooms are often cramped, but the Vogue has a few surprises in store: a separate shower unit along with a new Thetford swivel, electric flush toilet, and a recessed basin.
This area is spacious enough for two people to move around simultaneously which is a nice added touch and there is wheeled storage for extra convenience.