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quoteSterling Elite Explorer Caravan Reviewed
With its practical kitchen with dual-fuel hob, big fridge, light, bright lounge, programmable Alde central heating and spacious rear dressing-showering room, this is a luxury touring caravan.
Chausson Flash 22 Motorhome Reviewed
French tastes in motorhome design, and interior furnishings in particular, have always seemed a little closer to Anglo-Saxon preferences than those of the Germans or Italians.
Recommended Campsite Review
The first in a weekly series of campsite reviews by experienced caravan journalist Liz King, this week it’s The Dartmoor Halfway Inn Caravan Site in Devon.
Protecting against caravan blowouts and snaking could save you a fortune
Caravan Guard are encouraging caravanners to fit safety devices which promise to reduce the risk of ‘snaking’ or tyre blowouts, after seeing a 30% increase in such caravan insurance claims since 2008.
Best online caravanning communities
We’re asking you to tell us which forum you find the most useful in your quest for information and advice about your caravan.
The Bailey Orion, A New Star?
The Orion, the latest caravan range from Bailey of Bristol is being launched this week at the Boat and Caravan Show at the NEC in Birmingham.
2011 Lunar Caravans Target Family Market at Boat and Caravan Show
Lunar Caravans launched two new family models this week’s 2011 Boat and Caravan Show at the NEC Birmingham. The four-berth Quasar 464 and five-berth Lexon 550 are both designed for families who would like a lightweight, high specification caravan that provides spacious and flexible living.
Go West to Bristol and Beyond advise Dave and Liz King
Now officially one of England’s top five most popular tourist destinations and a great place to pencil in for your next UK motorhome trip. Bristol is home to a wealth of attractions many of which are easy to reach on foot.
2011 Elddis Autoquest 130 Motorhome Reviewed
It didn’t matter a jot that this Autoquest 130 didn’t feature all the latest gismos. We were glad that it was pretty compact (just over six metres long and a little less broad of beam than most modern coachbuilts). Such has always been the appeal of Elddis’ budget-priced range – forget the fripperies and look at the price.
The 2011 Auto-Trail Comanche motorhome reviewed
The Comanche comes with pretty much everything you can think of (from a solar panel to a microwave) as standard… except the Media Pack and leather trim of this ‘full house’ demo model.
