Barefoot Caravans has been crafting retro-style, modern British caravans since 2012, blending classic design with quality manufacturing. Their unique appeal has taken them across the UK, Europe, North America, and beyond, earning them international recognition. They’ve even been featured on BBC World News, This Morning, and George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces, as well as in national publications.
The British company has teamed up with Country Living magazine to create two stunning models: Ferne and Daisy. Both feature a stylish Northwick Green exterior and are packed with comforts for effortless travel. Designed with Country Living style experts, these caravans offer a tranquil, home-like feel wherever you go.
Ferne and Daisy are bright, airy, and thoughtfully equipped with fully-fitted kitchens, spacious bathrooms, and seating areas that convert into king-sized beds. They also include plenty of storage and an outdoor shower—perfect for post-beach adventures with pets.
Lightweight and meticulously crafted, these caravans start at £37,450 (approximately $46,120) and offer optional extras to suit your needs.
Daisy
Daisy is a Barefoot Caravan produced in conjunction with Country Living. She boasts an attractive Northwick Green body color, 13-inch steel wheels, and retro hubcaps. She even comes with a spare wheel and an optional Barefoot bike carrier.
You may also notice the external solar socket and double-glazed front window with a black-out curtain.
Daisy’s interior is light, bright, and fit for royalty. Tucked away in the rear is a luxurious U-shaped seat with underseat storage that converts into a generous six-foot-long by six-foot-wide bed. You can choose from a range of vinyl fabrics. This area is also home to polyvision windows with flyscreens and blinds.
Throughout the caravan, you’ll be able to take advantage of a comprehensive electrics system boasting three USB ports, a 12-volt socket, and two 230-volt sockets.
There is plenty of sleeping space for up to two people on these generous seats that convert into beds. Daisy’s gorgeous default vinyl color pops against the Karnean flooring, which is available in grey limed oak – classic, honey limed oak – Country Living, and aged oak – forward.
There is also a quaint dining table in this area that you can store in the wardrobe, and cubby holes above the seats for even more storage space. Even the lighting in this area and throughout the caravan is worthy of mention, with internal LED lights, two dimmable ceiling lights, two reading lights with USB ports, and both cubby hole and floor-level lighting.
While small, the kitchen in Daisy is not short of functionality and features. It’s home to two kitchen base units, a worktop-mounted shelving unit, and a locker up the top with sliding doors. Caravan owners can also choose between Classic and Country Living solid oak worktops or Forward solid white acrylic worktops.
For comfort, convenience, and entertainment, travelers can enjoy the MPK ventilated roof light, the three-bottle wine rack, a heating control panel by Truma iNet X, and a Sargent control panel for convenience. There is even a 65-litre marine-style compressor fridge with an ice box, courtesy of Webasto.
When you’re ready to cook up a storm, venture into the kitchen, where you’ll find a Dometic two-burner gas hob tucked under a black glass lid. Adjacent sits a Dometic bowl sink featuring an oak chopping block and a swan neck tap.
A small but practical bathroom is tucked away adjacent to Daisy’s kitchen. The curved bathroom with beautiful Duck Egg blue walls has a bath and shower, a Dometic cassette toilet, and a cupboard for storage. It also has a wooden duckboard and mirror, a heating vent, plenty of lighting, and a shower room tap that you can extend through the window as a convenient dog wash.
Ferne
While Daisy is all about comfort and elegance, Ferne is about lightness, brightness, and freshness. The U-shaped seating area in the heart of the caravan features refreshing green upholstery. The color works harmoniously with the white accessories, wood flooring, and oak benchtops.
Barefoot Caravans has decked out the kitchen area adjacent to the living and sleeping area with two kitchen base units, top lockers, and solid oak worktops on top of sleek white cabinets.
The curved bathroom with fresh white walls and a wooden duckboard is located through a space-saving pocket door adjacent to the kitchen.
The kitchen in Ferne has a practical swan neck tap fitted within a Dometic bowl sink.
An oak chopping block sits on top of the sink for convenience at mealtimes. There is also a black glass lid hiding a Dometic two-burner gas hob underneath. You will even spot a 65-litre Webasto compressor fridge with an ice box in the cabinetry below.
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