GORV’S VERDICT
Across the front of the van, you’ll still find
two bunks; however, EzyTrail has found a
clever way to increase the width of the top
bunk by 100mm: changing the angle of the
van’s front profile.
Finally, the bathroom is particularly spacious.
It includes a cassette toilet, a washbasin with
cabinet below, and even a mirror. It is, in fact,
one of the largest combo bathrooms I’ve seen
in a long time.
A number of layout variants are available,
including a two-berth model. Because this
layout (known as the Quad) accommodates
so many features, internal storage options are
in short supply. Other layouts may offer more.
However, there are numerous benefits to
consider. Being a 15-footer, it should be easy
to store and it is certainly easy to tow along
tight tracks.
Further, EzyTrail has also included a chrome
strip drain (very modern). Being a one-piece
unit, there is a lot less silicone used in the
bathroom, unlike in the Parkes 15 MkI. The
result is much more pleasing.
I also particularly liked that the 12V wiring
runs behind some aluminium extrusion known
as a ‘trunk’. The wiring can therefore be easily
accessed for fault-finding, etc.