The project used the brand's largest SUV — the Dacia Bigster, 4.57 m long. Its dimensions allow for the placement of the Sleep Pack — a factory camping accessory. The kit is also compatible with the Duster and Jogger models.
The Sleep Pack includes a 190 cm long double mattress, which folds out in the cabin over the folded rear seats and luggage compartment. When folded, the mattress is stored in a wooden box that also serves as a table and has compartments for storing things.
The height space is limited, but the Bigster's panoramic roof allows stargazing directly from the cabin.
The main event will take place on the night of February 25-26 in Galloway Forest Park in Scotland — one of the official dark sky areas in the UK. Far from city lighting, under favorable weather conditions, participants will be able to see Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, and Mercury with the naked eye.
In addition to stargazing, guests will be offered active leisure, including cooking over an open fire, kayaking, and fishing. Basic infrastructure will also be deployed on the territory of the "village".
Booking is available until January 28. The number of places is limited, and participants will be selected by lottery. Residents of the UK with valid driving licenses can participate. Each car is designed for two adults.
For Dacia owners, the Sleep Pack is sold for £1,307 ($1,800). Blackout curtains are priced at £175 ($235), tailgate tent — at £350 ($470). The full InNature Camping Kit costs £1,830 ($2,500).
Source: Dacia