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$22,932


This is how we work out our cost and savings, to see if a Caravan is really worth purchasing. We purchased the caravan in September 2016. The savings accrued will predominately come from NOT having to purchase food and accommodation. Majority of our cost will be the purchasing of the caravan, equipment, maintenance and extra fuel which comes with towing a caravan. A few things must be remembered when looking at the figures 1. they’re approximate figures, 2. you can not put a price on memories and 3. we still own the Caravan, so if we were to sell it tomorrow, this would come under the savings heading.

THE CARAVAN OWES US

As of the 9NOV16

$22,932

SAVINGS

  1. Accommodation $150 a night, (Saving $115)

  2. Breakfast $50

  3. Lunch $60

  4. Dinner $80

– Total $ 3540

COST

  • Our 2006 Jayco Expanda cost us $25,000.

  • Transfer $180

  • bedding $120

  • Maintenance 142

  • Miscellaneous $300

  • Diesel Fuel $5.50 per 100 km.

  • Caravan sites $35 a night

  • Insurance $80 a month

  • Total $26472

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About us

Hello everybody, Carmen, Dan, Charlotte and Piper here. We are a married couple in our thirties from Townsville Australia. We have two beautiful daughters with a third surprise due in Jan 17. Carmen is a registered nurse and Dan is a fulltime urban firefighter. We have just purchased a 2006 Jayco Expander and want to answer the age old question “Is a caravan worth it”. As we work fulltime and have everyday family commitments, we are hoping to blog our travels and detail cost and savings, to let the readers decide if a caravan is really worth it. Thanks for your time and We hope We are useful for the not so rich or barefoot caravanners

 

 

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