It is relatively easy to find an ideal camper for a couple, even charming caravans to surprise your partner or the right layout for a group of four, but: What if your situation varies depending on the season or the weekend? week? The Hobby Maxia 595 KML will meet your expectations.
In this section we talk about the infinite possibilities of the world of caravaning and we don't want to leave anyone out. In the leisure vehicle sector there is room for all types of families, including large ones, and this was demonstrated by the German manufacturer Hobby during the last CMT in Stuttgart. The new Maxia 595 KML caravan intelligently squeezes the interior space to include 5 to 7 members inside. We tell you how.
The first, and most important thing, is its size. The Maxia 595 KML is a large caravan, measuring 797 centimeters long by 250 cm wide and 200 cm high. However, there are models that fail to optimize the interior, such as this Hobby, worth mentioning for playing with the common area and overnight spaces.
The KML denomination can be converted and modified according to the needs of the buyer, a versatility that adapts to the changes and evolution that any family can experience. The initial distribution accommodates two bunk beds in the back, along with the twin beds in the front area and a dining room. In this case we are talking about the typical 4-seater, expandable to 5 if the central module is placed between the beds of the adult couple.
What's really interesting? The dining room can also be transformed into a second bed for two adults measuring 73 cm x 200 cm. This set of furniture grants us up to 7 overnight places, an option for which an extra must be requested from the manufacturer and which raises the weight of the model to a mass in running order of 1,589 kg. It is a fact to take into account when towing with a less powerful vehicle and, if you still have doubts about the best cars for traveling in a caravan, do not miss this article.
Beyond the possibility of having seven sleeping places, a point in favor in case of being a large family or wanting many visitors during the camping trip, the area with the bunk beds keeps another secret. The Hobby Maxia 595 KML pulls off an ace up its sleeve with a perforated rear panel, a function that allows the beds to be folded so that the little ones in the house have a space to play and have fun in case of rain or other inclement weather in the outside.
In addition, thanks to Hobby's commitment to design, which is inspired by Nordic and minimalist furniture to generate spaciousness, the kitchen module is very collected. During long-term camping, cooking is usually done in the awning (the additional space placed on the side and covered), so that the concept "less is more" is entirely consistent in the case of the Maxia 595 KML.
A simplicity that is transferred to the bathroom, another of the rooms least used by traditional campers. Luckily, the campsites offer a series of services that increase the enjoyment and use of their facilities, such as good individual showers with large sections to change and intimate WC areas.
