Hello. Proper newbie here.

Hello and welcome to you and your other half.  Glad you enjoyed the towing course.  

Greetings Veldom, all the folding campers I’ve met have been light enough to to be pushed by a single person. If it’s a super heavy one then which ever way you turn the steering wheel the trailer will be pushed in the opposite direction. Slow & easy are the watch words. Enjoy👍🏻😊

PS-check out trailer tents further down the list👍🏻

Max weight of the one I'm buying is 1000kg. And at home it would have to be pushed up quite a steep drive. So reversing it on will possibly be the best way.

Thanks, that makes sense👍🏻. In that case-get to a quiet area & practice. If your TT is narrow & short it ain’t gonna be an easy ask getting it up a steep drive

There's always a motor mover if push comes to shove. Err, pardon the pun.

Welcome, Veldom. I expect you've found the trailer tent section on the forum👍

Welcome to the club and CT

 Rather than buying a motor mover,  have you thought of having a front tow hook fitted to your tow car ?we have had them on several of our tow vehicles,

The company is Watling Engineers ,they normally have an advert in the clubs monthly magazine

4.88m long and 2.12m wide  

Not got that much payload weight to play with so not sure I want to use some up with a motor mover. Though I have seen some fitted to other folding campers. So it's an option. 

Have had a quick nose in the trailer tent section thanks. Though I feel a bit in a no man's land. Sure I've got a canvas roof and sides. But the pathfinder sleeps six, has a Thetford toilet, hob, oven & fridge. It's not a caravan but it's more than a tent on wheels if that makes sense..

I think the usual definition is that if it’s got canvas walls etc, it’s a trailer tent but, if it’s got hard walls, it’s a folding caravan. What's in a name? I like the term 'folding camper'👍🏻

I do have some concerns about the reversing of it up your drive but I’m sure there will be a solution, such as a winch, if it proves to be an issue.

Enjoy your trips and it’s a good idea to have your first one close to home.

I don't have driveway concerns if I can reverse it on. Being a novice to reversing something that bends might make that interesting though! That said I'm used to reversing an 18t rigid into ridiculously tight spaces. Think I'll be OK so long as I remember to turn the steering wheel the opposite way to get the folding camper moving. I'll post pictures!

Am getting some quotes in for storage sites which might well be the solution in the long term.