It's another bedroom.

With the optional sleeping roof specified, the upper level provides its own proper double bed, reached from inside the caravan by the dedicated ladder.

It's a particularly clever solution for families or anyone who wants extra sleeping capacity without turning the permanent rear bedroom into a multi-purpose space.

Lounge. Kitchen. Bedroom.

The real advantage of the 642 isn't simply that it's spacious. It's how clearly the interior is divided. Relax and eat in the front lounge, use the kitchen in the centre and leave the permanent double made up at the rear.

Nobody has to dismantle the main bed simply because somebody else wants breakfast.

Extra beds without
redesigning the caravan.

That's one of the cleverest aspects of a 642 equipped with the optional sleeping roof. The permanent rear double remains exactly where it is, while the additional double appears above when you need it.

Space matters.
So do the numbers.

The Touring 642 combines its larger interior with a permitted total weight of 1,400kg. The specification shown provides a 170kg payload for the equipment and belongings you take with you.

Weights, payload and equipment can change with options and specification. Always confirm the figures for the individual Touring 642 before purchase and loading.

The 642 makes sense
when you stay a little longer.

A permanent bedroom, separate lounge, central kitchen and useful storage all become more valuable as a weekend turns into a week — or a week becomes a much longer tour.

The 642 is about separation
as much as space.

The Touring 642 particularly suits owners who want the different parts of caravan life to remain separate: somewhere permanent to sleep, somewhere else to sit and eat, and — when specified — another double sleeping area above.

Touring 630 or Touring 642?

Both models give you a permanent rear double and a separate front living area, so neither asks you to dismantle the principal bed before you can use the main lounge.

The 642's distinctive transverse rear-bed layout gives it a different interior arrangement, while the optional sleeping roof creates a particularly clear second double bedroom above when extra sleeping capacity is required.

The best choice comes down to how you want the sleeping areas to work, which is why comparing the two layouts in person is especially useful.

170kg disappears faster
than you might think.

Clothing, food, outdoor furniture, awning equipment, water and optional accessories all contribute to the caravan's loaded weight. Payload should therefore be considered as part of choosing and specifying the 642, not just after you've bought it.

The 170kg figure relates to the specification shown. Confirm the actual weight and available payload of the individual caravan, particularly where optional equipment has been fitted.

Start with the layout.
Then make it yours.

The permanent rear double and separate front lounge define the character of the Touring 642. From there, equipment choices allow you to tailor the caravan around the journeys you're actually planning.

Options also affect weight and available payload, so we'll help you look at the complete specification rather than considering each extra in isolation.

Choose what earns
its place on board.

The best specification isn't necessarily the one with every available option. It's the 642 equipped for the way you'll actually travel, sleep, cook and spend time away.

Equipment, options, weights and availability can vary. The exact specification and remaining payload of the individual caravan should always be confirmed.

Walk from the lounge
to the bedroom.

The floorplan explains the 642, but walking through one makes the layout much easier to understand. Sit in the front lounge, move through the kitchen and washroom area and see how separate the permanent rear bedroom actually feels.

If you're considering the optional sleeping roof, we can also explain how the upper double, ladder and additional equipment affect the way the caravan works and its available payload.

We'll help with what comes next.

Go further.
Stay a little longer.

The Touring 642 gives you the kind of separation that becomes increasingly valuable on longer trips: a permanent bedroom, a separate lounge, your own kitchen and washroom, plus the possibility of another double sleeping area above.

Find your ERIBA Touring 642.

United British Caravans is an ERIBA dealer at Sandy Lane, North Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne, welcoming customers from Northumberland, Durham and across the wider North East.

Come and explore the Touring range and experience the 642's permanent transverse double, separate front lounge and central living areas for yourself. We can also explain the optional sleeping roof and how specification choices affect weight and available payload.

Which Touring fits your life?

The ERIBA Touring range isn't simply a choice of different lengths. Each layout approaches sleeping, living and storage differently, which is why choosing the right model is about much more than buying the biggest caravan.

Model availability, specification and options can vary. Compare the current Touring range with us to find the layout that best matches the way you intend to travel.

620, 630 or 642?

Bedroom below.
Bedroom above.

A permanent transverse rear double, separate front lounge, central kitchen and washroom — plus another proper double bed above when the optional sleeping roof is specified.

Interested in the ERIBA Touring 642?

Contact United British Caravans to find out more about the ERIBA Touring 642, current availability, specification, sleeping-roof options, weights and payload, part exchange and finance.