If I’m in an area I feel extra security is needed my first choice is simply move on,
If for some reason I have to stay put then I run a ratchet strap between cab door handles and tighten it, another from the jab door handle to the kitchen unit.
Vibration alarms are always turned on on side windows anyway (turn off when driving)
If the area is of real concern the I’ll leave the jacks up.
But again if I feel this is all required I’d move.
One tip I’ve picked up over the years is look around you, broken glass, damaged parts, discarded food containers etc should make you think on.
Most important remember such events as experienced by the OP are actually quite rare, you hear of a dozen attacks in a particular region because people report it and tell others, but what you don’t hear is in the same time scale 240,000 nights were spend by people who had a great time.
I like the vibration window alarms, there are a raft of them available, what would you recommend?
Re: broom poles through door handle, I have chain and carabiner, with the latter hooking onto door handle, and just enough movement to set off, the alarm from the magnetic sensor.
Front passenger and driver windows are double glazed and slide. What I do is the following. Passenger capt chair, I turn so the back of chair faces the window, then I recline till top of chair touches window. Driver chair I leave as normal, then, I drop the chair back onto steering wheel, then I drop, the drop down bed.
Passenger side is well covered and difficult to access through window due to drop down and capt chair are not difficult obstacles.
Driver side, if someone attempted entry through the sliding window, they would have to lean on back of collapsed capt chair, and the pressure of this activates the horn.
Sounds a faff, but all done in less than a minute.
I like broom handle idea though, it is a good and simple idea, which is food for thought for other members to follow if they wish
