2023 Pennine Leisure Conway Countryman folding camper review: Camping & Caravanning

Iain Geddes takes a look at a new-for-2023 folding camper from Pennine Leisure - the Conway Countryman, with a maximum weight of 750kg and including an awning.
(Note, this model was priced at £21,495 at launch and when we filmed this video, but was discounted recently to £17,995, which is the price that features in our Camping & Caravanning July 2023 issue magazine).
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[@barryjmarling]

Bought one last year,absolutely love it,had tents for many years,like staying in a hotel in comparison.
Just come back from a midweek break in Lincolnshire and going for a 10 day trip to York next month.
Fits in the garage so no storage charges and doesn’t require additional towing mirrors.
Highly recommend.

[@CampandCaravanning]

So pleased to hear you're enjoying your unit and getting the best from it. I expect it's a relief for you not to need mirrors. There's a perfect unit for everyone out there. Thanks for sharing your win!

[@Bessie66]

Live in Nottinghamshire- where is the nearest dealer to view a folding camper please?

[@matth1560]

The disappointment when they state their price!
For that price you can get a very decent second hand/ nearly new van or for a couple of thousand more buy a new van

[@alancooke6630]

That's if a caravan is the right unit for you. And don't forget that you need a bigger car to tow it, with extra fuel costs and probably more expensive insurance. Then there is storage, costing more if you can't fit it on your property.