• The 8ft-wide body gives the lounge and bedroom a genuinely spacious feel — no climbing over each other to get comfortable
• The transverse island bed means you walk straight in and get into bed without any faffing with cushion rearranging
• A full-width end washroom with a separate shower cubicle — no shared wet areas
• The Powrtouch Evolution motor mover takes all the hard work out of positioning on site, and you can do it single-handed
• Swift Command with the touchscreen panel gives you one place to monitor and control the heating, battery, and water levels

Bedroom

The mid-section transverse island bed runs across the full width of the caravan, with access from both sides so neither person is climbing over the other. Privacy is handled by a pull-across blind separating it from the lounge. Wardrobes sit either side with hanging space and shelves, and the overhead lockers give you somewhere to keep things within reach. Under the bed there’s a generous storage area — handy for bulkier items, bedding, or anything you want out of sight. The front lounge converts to provide additional sleeping using the slatted bed base system, giving you the full 4-berth capability when needed.

Washroom

The full-width rear washroom is accessed via a door past the bedroom and gives you a proper separate shower cubicle — no getting the whole room wet every time you wash. There’s a central vanity unit with a basin and storage, plus a Thetford swivel-bowl cassette toilet. The cassette is serviced from outside through the nearside hatch, keeping the messy job well away from the living space.

Lounge

Up front you’ve got two long parallel sofas facing each other under the front windows. The 8ft width really shows itself here — there’s noticeably more floor space between the seats than you’d get in a standard-width caravan. It’s a comfortable spot for lounging, eating, or just settling in with a book. An overhead skylight keeps the area bright during the day.

Kitchen

The central offside kitchen is well equipped for touring. You get a three-burner gas hob with a separate oven and grill beneath, a microwave mounted at eye level in the overhead unit, and a circular stainless steel sink. There’s a fridge with freezer compartment tucked under the worktop. For a single-axle 4-berth, it’s a practical setup with enough prep space to put a proper meal together.

Technology

The Swift Command touchscreen panel sits above the entrance door and gives you control over the heating, battery status, water levels, and lighting from one central point. Alongside it is the Truma iNet ready digital heating control panel for the Truma Combi blown-air system, which handles both the space heating and the hot water. There’s also a Sargent EC800 FM/DAB radio module built in, plus a digital keypad for the onboard alarm system. The caravan benefits from Grade 3 thermal insulation, making it comfortable for earlier and later season trips.

The Swift Sprite Super Major 4 SB is built on Swift’s SMART construction platform — timberless, bonded composite panels with GRP outer skin for long-term damp resistance. The 8ft-wide body shell (2.46m) gives you a footprint that’s noticeably roomier than the standard-width Sprite, while remaining single-axle for straightforward towing.

The chassis is fitted with an AL-KO running gear and the hitch includes an AKS stabiliser as standard, which helps keep things settled at speed and during overtakes. Alloy wheels come as standard on the Super range.

A Powrtouch Evolution motor mover is fitted, with the roller units clearly visible at each wheel — making it simple to position the caravan precisely on your pitch without a second pair of hands.

The external features include a water inlet point, a 230v mains hook-up socket, external grab handles for safe entry and exit, and the cassette toilet service hatch on the nearside. The battery compartment is accessible through the front gas locker area.

Has this caravan been damp checked?
Every used caravan at Golden Castle goes through a full inspection before it goes on sale, which includes a thorough damp check. If you’d like to see the results or have any questions about its condition, just ask when you visit — we’re happy to walk you through it.

Can I tow this on a standard UK driving licence?
Yes. At 1,546kg MTPLM, the Sprite Super Major 4 SB is well within the limits for a standard UK licence. You’ll want a tow car with a suitable kerbweight and towing capacity — a mid-size SUV or estate like a Škoda Kodiaq, Kia Sorento, or similar will handle it comfortably.

How do I check this caravan’s history?
You can run a free CRiS check using the VIN number (SGDST2FSWM0930222) on the CRiS website. That will confirm the caravan’s identity, whether it’s been reported stolen, and its recorded keeper history.

Is the 156kg payload enough?
It’s on the tighter side, but for a couple touring it’s perfectly workable. Your gas bottles, a full aquaroll, personal gear, and a few extras will fit within that allowance. Just be mindful of weight if you’re loading up for a longer trip — travel with water tanks empty and fill up on site.

What’s the difference between the Super and the standard Sprite Major 4 SB?
The “Super” version gives you the wider 8ft body — that’s an extra 7 inches compared to the standard-width model. The layout is the same (island bed, end washroom), but everything feels more spacious, especially in the lounge and around the bed. The Super also gets alloy wheels as standard.

Do you take part exchange?
Yes — we’re happy to take your current caravan in part exchange. Give us a call on 01452 730 100 or pop in with your caravan’s details and we’ll give you a figure.