RV REVIEW
“THIS REGAL ISN'T DESIGNED FOR EXTENDED
OFF-GRID CAMPING, BUT IT DOES OFFER
REASONABLE WATER STORAGE CAPACITY”
I could barely fault the overall fit and finish, other
than to say the hole under the sink through which
the drain runs was a little splintery. An extra rub
of sandpaper, though, would fix that. Otherwise,
it’s a top-notch finish.
ON THE OUTSIDE
Externally, the van is equipped with a Fiamma
wind-out awning set above the roof line, allowing
the door to be opened without being obstructed.
The nearside is also fitted with a couple of speakers
as well as a USB point. Regal has also mounted
a gas bayonet to a piece of checkerplate that’s
secured to the van at the rear.
While this Regal isn’t designed for extended off-
grid camping, it does offer reasonable water
storage capacity. Two 50L tanks even a 50L grey
water tank are fitted which, for two people who
were frugal with water use, should allow for three
or so nights away from the van parks.
SUMMING UP
Because Regal will build to your requirements,
what you see here is not what you have to have
– not all manufacturers offer such flexibility.
Overall, I was struck by the attention to detail and
thought that had gone into this motorhome, and
the Sprinter base vehicle is as classy as they come.
Welcome to the world of motorhomes, Regal.
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