Go-Pod features &
standard specification
Go-Pods are proper 2 berth micro caravans with a clever interior, lounge-to-bed layout, compact kitchen, toilet, storage, electrics, lighting and practical everyday details built in as standard.
Compact caravan interior,
cleverly designed
Wrap-around seating
A dinette-style seating area with comfortable foam cushions, backrests and bumper cushion, designed to seat up to four people inside the Go-Pod.
2 berth lounge-to-bed layout
The seating area converts into a double bed using the pull-out slat system, backrest cushions and bumper cushion, with the removable table stowed away.
Illustrative layouts. Equipment and layout vary by model and year.
Explore the Go-Pod interior
Opening side windows
Adjustable side windows with built-in bug mesh and blackout blinds, giving you light, airflow and privacy when needed.
Removable dining table
The removable table creates a practical dining or work surface, then stows away when converting the seating area into a bed.
Wrap-around seating
Comfortable foam cushions, backrests and a bumper cushion create a dinette-style seating area for up to four people.
Fixed front window
The wide front window brings in natural light and includes curtains for privacy.
Sink & hob kitchen
A compact kitchen area with a large stainless steel sink, integrated two-burner gas hob, glass cover and fresh water tap.
Fridge, pantry & worktop
A 12V front-opening compressor fridge sits beneath extra worktop space, with a pull-out pantry rack beside it.
Opening side windows
Adjustable side windows with built-in bug mesh and blackout blinds, giving you light, airflow and privacy when needed.
Door porthole window
A porthole-style door window brings in extra light and includes a retractable blackout blind for privacy.
Control panel & sockets
The interior includes a Sargent control panel, 12V power socket and USB sockets for everyday touring use.
Extendable worktop
The fold-out wing table adds handy extra preparation space when you need it, then folds away neatly.
Fridge, pantry & worktop
A 12V front-opening compressor fridge sits beneath extra worktop space, with pull-out pantry storage beside it.
Kitchen storage cupboards
Practical cupboards in the kitchen area give useful storage for cookware, food and touring essentials.
Full kitchen with sink & gas hobs
The compact kitchen includes a large stainless steel sink, integrated two-burner gas hob, glass cover and fresh water tap.
A closer look
Pop-top roof
The pop-up roof gives extra standing height, with around 183cm headroom when raised and zipped air vents with bug mesh in the pop-top skirt.
Useful included details
A Porta-Potti style flush toilet is included as standard, along with a carpet runner, leg winder handle, water container and other practical everyday touring fittings.
Built light, tough
and easy to tow
The outside of a Go-Pod is just as carefully considered as the inside. From the one-piece GRP fibreglass shell to the galvanised chassis, AL-KO running gear and simple exterior connections, it’s designed to be lightweight, practical and reassuringly straightforward to own.
A one-piece shell
Instead of looking like a small box caravan, a Go-Pod uses a rounded one-piece GRP fibreglass shell designed to be compact, tough and weather-resistant.
- One-piece GRP fibreglass shell
- Fewer seam-leak worries
- Aerodynamic, rounded design
- Optional custom colour shell
More about construction
One-piece GRP shell
The Go-Pod body uses a one-piece GRP fibreglass shell, helping to eliminate the risk of seam leaks and giving the caravan its distinctive rounded shape.
Aerodynamic shape
The rounded body helps reduce wind resistance when towing, supporting easier touring and helping with fuel consumption compared with boxier caravans.
Undersealed base & insulation
The build includes a marine-grade plywood base, fully undersealed, with a wood skeleton frame, insulation and white lacquered MDF board wall panels.
Quality materials
Underneath the compact shell is proper caravan running gear, engineered for safe, reliable and confident touring.
- Galvanised steel chassis
- AL-KO running gear
- AL-KO hitch, drawbar and brakes
- Rear stabiliser legs and jockey wheel
Towing equipment details
Galvanised chassis
Go-Pods use a galvanised steel chassis with AL-KO running gear, hitch, drawbar and braking system for proper touring-caravan confidence.
Hitch, drawbar & jockey wheel
Standard exterior towing equipment includes the AL-KO hitch and drawbar, plus a solid rubber jockey wheel to help with positioning when unhitched.
Wheels, tyres & spare wheel
Go-Pods use 175/70 R13 86N tyres and include a full-spec spare wheel mounted underneath, plus two rear stabiliser legs for pitching.
Easy ownership
The exterior details are designed to make real-world ownership easier, from towing and pitching to connecting up and moving the Go-Pod around.
- Lightweight and easy to tow
- Easy to manoeuvre when unhitched
- Exterior sockets and connections
- Spare wheel, porch light and LED road lights
Connections & fittings
Lightweight, compact body
The lightweight design means many small cars and EVs can tow a Go-Pod, while the compact body also makes it easier to manoeuvre when unhitched.
Exterior sockets & connections
Exterior connections include a 13-pin towing socket, 240V mains electricity connection, Truma water pump socket and TV aerial socket.
LED exterior lights
Standard exterior lighting includes an LED porch light above the door, rear LED brake and indicator lights, side driving lights and a high-level rear brake light.
Everything included
as standard
Here’s the detailed standard Go-Pod specification, grouped into plain-English sections so you can quickly check what’s included without wading through one long list.
Specification may vary slightly
The specification above is intended as a clear guide to standard Go-Pod features. Small details, materials, colours and supplier parts can change over time, so please check the current model details if a specific feature is important to you.
See how a Go-Pod
comes together
Now you’ve seen the key Go-Pod features, compare the models, build your own specification or arrange to see one properly. The best way to understand a Go-Pod is to see how much is packed into such a compact caravan.
Useful next steps
Not every Go-Pod owner wants the same setup. These pages help you move from features to the model, layout and options that make sense for you.
- Compare models
- Build your own Go-Pod specification
- Arrange a showroom, owner or online viewing
- Ask us anything you’re unsure about
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Go-Pod for yourself?
Browse the details, book a viewing or build your ideal setup in the Go-Pods configurator.