Easy way to break in

The Lunar uses a Hartal door and most other firms use these so they are all as vulnerable to this. At least it did not do any damage which in itself is unusual.

If it was the upholstery they were after this is unusual unless you have a twin axle where the people who live in them find the seats are not up to the wear they get

The normal caravan door keys only come in 200 variants apparantly.  When I forgot our keys taking it for a damp check they just produced a bunch of them and tried them till one fitted.  Scary really.

We had something similar happen in France - no damage to the caravan but lots of things taken - including the awning cover but not the poles, the hoover, but not the tools, my favourite manicure set - etc!  We thought they must have used a key.

This year we picked our caravan up from storage in France, when the owner had gone missing, and access was organised through the Mairie.  The helpful French lady brought the notice board of keys out and we picked out our 'Barrons' key ring and opened the door - OH commenting that it seemed more difficult than usual.  Only when we went to remove the hitchlock, and tried to find the hitchlock key, did we realise that the bunch of keys wasn't ours!  There were two identical key rings from Barrons - and ours was the other one but the wrong key had opened our door!  

In France early in our trip someone on site had lost their keys and simply went around asking other owners if their key fitted his lock - ours did (but interestingly, when he found his key, it wouldn't open our door!)

We had something similar happen in France - no damage to the caravan but lots of things taken - including the awning cover but not the poles, the hoover, but not the tools, my favourite manicure set - etc!  We thought they must have used a key.

This year we picked our caravan up from storage in France, when the owner had gone missing, and access was organised through the Mairie.  The helpful French lady brought the notice board of keys out and we picked out our 'Barrons' key ring and opened the door - OH commenting that it seemed more difficult than usual.  Only when we went to remove the hitchlock, and tried to find the hitchlock key, did we realise that the bunch of keys wasn't ours!  There were two identical key rings from Barrons - and ours was the other one but the wrong key had opened our door!  

In France early in our trip someone on site had lost their keys and simply went around asking other owners if their key fitted his lock - ours did (but interestingly, when he found his key, it wouldn't open our door!)

Not sure how old your caravan is but as the lock wears there is a chance that similar designs will open the lock. Our Lunar though has a unique key so it should not happen with that.

 The " Concorde" has an electronic keypad  !! Thousands of possible combinations !!.

OK until the power supply fails, then you'll need a tin-opener.

 The " Concorde" has an electronic keypad  !! Thousands of possible combinations !!.

there was a Concorde parked opposite us a few months ago, they had only had the van a week or two...

as it was raining, and this sort of stuff needed to go into the garage, all the boots and coats came off outside and then the fun started as they tried to get into the van (in the rain)...one try after another, just couldnt get it right.....but managed eventually....must have been very frustrating....

Lockmout.com - we use these on our windows. We also have one of those fiamma thingies on the door