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quotePilote Reference P680 LGR motorhome reviewed
Practicality has always been a Pilote strength but this Référence low-profile is rather stylish too.
What to do in the event of an accident involving your motorhome
If you are involved in a road traffic accident with another vehicle then safety is your number one priority, first of all ensuring everyone involved is physically ok, and then protecting yourself from further danger by following the correct road safety procedures such as moving away from the vehicle. Once these measures have been undertaken it is also important that you take certain steps to make claiming on your motorhome insurance easier.
New 2012 Lunar Lexon 520 Caravan Reviewed
Lunar’s 2012 caravans are revealed and Liz and Dave King take a look at a brand new model, the Lexon 520.
Sterling Europa 570 Caravan Review
A new trend is emerging in caravan bunks – an evolution from young-kids’ triple bunks to bigger kids’ double bunks. The Europa 570’s young caravanners’ bedroom is across the full width of the rear. Head height in the bunks is generous; the lower bunk, especially, is well up to adult proportions.
Check your caravan’s tyres!
Despite issuing advice on maintaining caravan tyres back in June 2008, we saw a 300% increase in tyre related caravan insurance claims Between July and September 2010 when compared to the number of claims between April and June of the same year.
Caravan tour of Provence – On the trail of Peter Mayle
A time of unexpected and enforced rest is how I came to read, again, Peter Mayle’s book A Year in Provence. Written over 20 years ago, it’s a witty review of the author’s first year living in the Vaucluse area of Provence. I wondered if the area had changed.
Campsite Review: The Lookout Holiday Park, Dorset
This week experienced caravan journalist Liz King reviews The Lookout Holiday Park in Dorset; a low key, family orientated, privately owned park at the edge of the Purbeck Hills.
Campsite review of Fallowfield Dene in Northumberland
This week experienced caravan journalist Liz King reviews Fallowfield Dene in Northumberland, a secluded yet large site, which is particularly well placed if you want to explore the Roman history of the area as Hadrian’s Wall is very nearby.
Charges for recovery on European roads – we cover the costs
This article explains the charges which can leave motorhomers out of pocket when they breakdown on European toll roads, and how Caravan Guard cover the costs incurred.
French Campsite Review: Camping des Lacs
This week experienced caravan journalist Liz King reviews Camping des Lacs, this French site is set in the inland area of the Charente region, in a fantastic setting beside a lake.
