Hey there, we're Trojan Travel Adventures, and we're excited to share our story with you! Our journey began with a simple idea – to make adventures accessible and unforgettable for everyone. It all started when Lyndall, our founder, embarked on a road trip in a beat-up campervan, discovering the beauty of Wales and creating lifelong memories along the way. That trip ignited a passion for adventure and a desire to share it with the world.
Trojan Travel Adventures is a small, family run business based in the beautiful South Wales. We absolutely love the natural beauty that Wales has to offer and want to give everyone the chance to get out and explore. We also love attending events that aren't always hosted on a traditional campsite, but a tent and mat just doesn't cut it! This especially applies to our love of attending equestrian events such as Eventing Horse Trials! So our campervans are the perfect compromise! A decent bed, reliable cooking facility, charged phones and leak-proof shelter while still being kind to nature! No electric hook-up is no problem as our solar panel enhances the power of the sun to keep things ticking over, no matter the weather!
Sustainability First
We're committed to preserving the environment. This means cutting out as many nasty chemicals and pollutants as possible. So, sorry no fancy flushing toilet, but don't worry we aren't going to leave you high and dry!
Unique Experiences
Every campervan we offer comes with its own intriguing backstory. We're dedicated to ensuring that your adventure is not just a trip but a unique and memorable experience.
Inclusivity
We welcome all kinds of adventurers, from families to solo travelers. Our campervans are designed to cater to diverse needs and preferences. Both vans offer ramps that can be used for wheelchairs and mobility scooters. All our vans are also pet-friendly!
Legality
Trojan Travel Adventures is a VAT registered company with HMRC. We value trust and transparency in all our business dealings.
A Thank You from Our Founder, Lyndall Bronkhorst