Some really handy things to know before booking your hire caravan.
No all you need is an international driving licence for a car.
No our caravans have been refitted with a traditional NZ 1 7/8 tow ball. If you have ny questions email us on info@nz4u2u.com.
Generally no, we are based in Christchurch – however we can be contacted and arrangements can be made for an additional fee. You can reach us for these enquires at info@nz4u2u.com.
If you have a 4 berth or larger caravan it will come with bedding for the fixed bed/(s). You can supply bedding yourself for the other non permanent beds.
2 Berth: The front lounge converts into either two single beds (1.85m x 0.64m each) or one double bed (1.88m x 1.45m). 4 Berth with fixed single beds: The front lounge converts into either two single beds (1.80m x 0.64m each). There are also two rear fixed beds (1.88m x 0.66m). 4 Berth with a fixed island bed: The front lounge converts into either two single beds (1.80m x 0.64m each). The rear fixed bed folds at the head to create more space (1.88m x 1.37m). 5 Berth: The front lounge converts into either two single beds (1.80m x 0.64m each). The rear bunks are fixed (1.85m x 0.66m each) and the rear single bed (1.88m x 0.66) transforms from a seating and table area.
No, our caravans are certified freedom camping compliant. This means you can camp in approved freedom camping zones.
There are many apps out there which can help you to find different camping sites. We recommend Campermate.
You can contact us on info@nz4u2u.com or ring 022 0694 828.
New Zealand has many dumping stations. You are able to use these to dispose of waste. See the NZMCA link for the dump station closest to you. www.nzmca.org.nz.
Your caravan comes stocked with a range of kitchen appliances for cooking and eating as well as basic cleaning and operational tools.
Yes just select your destination during the checkout process and the costs of delivery will be added to your booking.
Download the relevant instruction sheet to get a copy of the instructions and flowchart of common problems. A comprehensive manual is available in your caravan please refer to this. fresh water system waste water system gas oven and gas system heating and hot water system toilet fridge 12 volt and 240 volt system
You need to bring your booking number and driving licence and ensure your car has a 1 7/8 tow ball, 7 pin trailer plug and that your car is capable of towing your caravan.
Select the following links for useful videos full detailed instructions. Click to the correct chapter to watch individual sections 12 volt system fridge 240 volt system stabaliser legs fresh water gas oven toilet heating and hot water heating and hot water lockout hooking up the caravan gas system waste water system
Download this PDF and follow the instructions to operate your Truma heating and hot water system
Many Caltex Service Stations run a fill your gas bottle program . There is one at Caltex Bishopdale 318 Harewood Road and Caltex Avonhead at 202 Withells Road. You may also use any swap a gas bottle service.
You must only empty black waste into approved dump station sites or into another toilet. Using a toilet is a very messy way of doing it and it makes it hard to rinse out. BP at 661 Russley road are a free approved dump station close by.
If you car tow ball is unusually high or low you may need to reposition the sleeve of the jockey wheel on the shaft to change the range of height the jockey wheel can adjust. See this pdf for detailed instructions on how to do this.
Your caravan does come with a spare battery. This can be found under the seat on the right hand side of the caravan at the front. Please contact us so we can assist you with completing the change. It is important that you be careful to ensure the negative and positive terminals do not touch or this will cause the fuse to blow.
This is likely because your battery level has dropped below the required level to operate the fridge. Please check your battery level and recharge your battery by plugging into a power source.
Make moments. Because in the end, it’s not going to matter how many breaths you took, but how many moments took your breath away. - Shing Xiong
