I raise this question not meaning any individual dandy but in general ,if you have bought a late one then these thoughts may not apply but if you paid under £1000 they may,we bought ours two years ago for £750 have been away 18 times in that time that consists of 7 full weeks and 11 long weekends, what would that have cost if we didn't camp,i know the same applies to any camping unit not just dandys but when you break it down camping can still be cheap if i sold mine
at the right time of year i would get more than i paid cant be bad.
The other thought i always have is it doesn't matter if you pay top dollar for a unit so long as you keep it two or three years use it often then take the cost of your camping into consideration against alternative holidays set this against the price you sell for and you may find your not losing as much as it seams,if any thing in real terms.
All this goes out of the window if you use the Haven type sites at peak times but that's an individuals choice all we need on a site is peace and quiet,toilet,shower and electric and that type of site still doesn't need to cost a fortune.

The other thought i always have is it doesn't matter if you pay top dollar for a unit so long as you keep it two or three years use it often then take the cost of your camping into consideration against alternative holidays set this against the price you sell for and you may find your not losing as much as it seams,if any thing in real terms.
All this goes out of the window if you use the Haven type sites at peak times but that's an individuals choice all we need on a site is peace and quiet,toilet,shower and electric and that type of site still doesn't need to cost a fortune.