Folding vans can work on sand, but their effectiveness depends on several factors, such as the type of sand, load weight and the design of the van. In general, a wagon with large, wide wheels is better for sandy terrain than a wagon with small, narrow wheels. The wider the wheel, the more surface area there is to distribute weight and the less likely it is to sink into the sand. Also, vans with pneumatic or balloon tires tend to perform better on sand than solid tires. However, even with the right design, a folding van cannot drive on very soft or deep sand. In this case, it may be necessary to distribute the weight more evenly, or even use additional equipment such as sand mats to provide a stable footing. In general, if you plan to use a folding caravan on the beach, you must consider the terrain, the load you plan to carry, and the design of the caravan to ensure it is effective in those conditions.

Whether or not you can bring a folding wagon on a plane will depend on the airline's specific policies and the size and weight of the wagon. Most airlines allow passengers to bring collapsible strollers or baby carriages on board as a carry-on or checked baggage, free of charge. However, if the folding wagon exceeds the airline's size and weight limitations for carry-on or checked baggage, you may need to pay an additional fee or make alternative shipping arrangements. It is best to check with your specific airline's policies regarding oversized or unusual items, and if necessary, inquire about any additional fees or restrictions that may apply to transporting a folding wagon. It is always better to be prepared and informed before arriving at the airport to avoid any inconvenience or unexpected charges.

The process for folding a collapsible wagon can vary depending on the specific model, but here is a general guide: Locate the release mechanism, which is typically located on the side or underside of the wagon. Pull or press the release mechanism to unlock the wagon's folding mechanism. With one hand holding onto the handle, use your other hand to push or pull the wagon's sides towards each other. As the sides begin to fold in, continue to push or pull until the wagon is fully collapsed. Depending on the specific wagon, there may be additional mechanisms or straps to secure the collapsed wagon in place.

The weight capacity of a folding wagon can vary depending on the specific model and brand. However, most folding wagons can typically carry between 150 to 300 pounds (68 to 136 kilograms) of weight. It is important to check the weight capacity of the particular folding wagon you are considering before using it to transport heavy items to ensure that you do not exceed its maximum weight limit.

If you plan to eat, play games, or spend time sitting outside your tent or RV, then bringing folding chairs and tables can be very useful. They provide a comfortable and stable surface to sit and eat or play games, and they can be easily packed up and transported to your campsite.