Video: 7 weird and wonderful caravans at the Royal Welsh Show

There were many new contenders vying for the coveted best-decorated caravan title at this year’s Royal Welsh Show (25 July 2017).

Unsurprisingly, this year there seems to be a theme emerging, with many of the wagons decorated with the nation’s symbolic farm animal – the sheep.

There were also a few favourites back for another year with some having engineered some brilliant additions. Watch the video and see photos below of some of the best on show.

There were two baa-rilliant sheep-decorated caravans.

A pink and green caravan with sheep-themed decoration

A pink sheep-themed caravan at the Royal Welsh

Builth boys Ben Nicholls, 21, his brother Callum, 19, and their friend Nick Gibbons, 19, (left to right), built a roof terrace on their caravan, perfect for enjoying the sunshine.

A caravan with a rooftop extension built on top. Sat on the extension are three men

Erdsleigh and Kington young farmers Lydia Dray, 22, Bethan Anthony, 22, Ruth Smith, 21, and Zoe Whittall, 22, were back again ready to roarrrrrrr with Tiger Tim.

An orange caravan. Three women look out of its window. One holds a toy tiger.

Rhosgoch YFC created an Army tank with a gun turret (thankfully it was firing blanks).

A caravan with a tank's turret

One of the new creations was Olveston YFC’s replica Massey, engineered by 20-year-old Henry Keedwell and driven by George Gill, 20. It even featured a pto shaft and a working beacon.

A Massey-themed caravan. Two men stand beside it.

Our favourite from last year; the JCB made a comeback but bigger and better thanks to its owners building a slide from the top of their rooftop abode. We caught Rhosgoch YFC members Matt Meredith, 21, and James Brute, 23, testing it out.

A caravan is decked out in JCB yellow. A rooftop slide has been added. Men watch as one of their group uses the slide

A caravan is decked out in JCB yellow. A rooftop slide has been added. Men watch as one of their group uses the slide

Land Rovers played their part too. This Defender served as a DJ Truck, elevating the decks…

A Land Rover has been modified to act as a DJ deck

While this one got wrapped… We weren’t around when the owner returned…

A Land Rover wrapped in plastic