Around the armoured body are many windows for airflow and light . There ' s a pressure hatch in the roof , hatches for the ensuite and above the bed area . A 170W solar panel and a Dometic digital antenna are also up top .
Features for making travel easier include a picnic table , an entertainment hatch and a tunnel boot to store things like fishing rods and camp chairs . It ’ s a solid bit of kit ! I also noticed that the gas bayonet was mounted neatly into the body of the van , near the tunnel boot – this design is a massive improvement over those chassismounted bayonet couplings .
Of course , a castle on wheels such as this needs a sturdy undercarriage . This starts with a SuperGal 6in A-frame and chassis rails . Mechanicals include leafspring suspension , an axle rated to 2600kg , and Primal Rush machined black alloy rims shod with 145 / 75 R16 AT tyres .
SUMMING UP
As you can see from the images , we went a wee bit offroad with the Camelot and it handled the mud and slushy conditions with aplomb . It ' s worth a gander for anyone wanting a classy , comfy and cosy castle .
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