A caravanner is someone who goes on holiday — or regularly holidays — in a caravan, the towable accommodation unit beloved by generations of British and Australian families. British caravanners are an institution: they clog up A-roads in August, have strong opinions about awning pegs, and know every caravan park from Skegness to the Lake District. The word can also refer to a leader of a desert caravan in older usage, but in modern British and Aussie parlance, it's firmly the holiday variety.
As a dedicated caravanner, he'd mapped out a three-week coastal route that hit twelve different sites.
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A person who leads a caravan .
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(UK) A person who holidays in a caravan .
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