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Little mishaps can strike at the most inconvenient moments when you’re away in your caravan or motorhome – a loose fitting, a snapped clip, a puncture, or even a dead battery or two! And while your ...

Swift continues to up the ante in the van conversion sector with this – the Trekker XL, a new campervan model for the 2025 season. Like its stablemates, it’s based on Ford’s Transit, but it’s a ...

Bailey pushes boundaries with the latest addition to its van conversion range. Staying loyal to Ford, but offering something a bit different – that is, if you’re happy to go into the factory-fitted ...

A seasonal pitch will allow you to leave your caravan on a caravan site for the whole season and maybe all year round. Site fees vary greatly according to the demand for the park, usually determined ...

A dash of Italian styling? A bit of British know-how? An attractive price? It’s all here in the McLouis Fusion 330 motorhome, which sees a few changes for 2025 but retains a very competitive window ...

As underwriters and handlers of our claims, RSA aim to get your claim settled quickly and fairly. Getting the information they need as soon as possible will help, but please be aware that new parts in ...

Every motorhome comes with certain limits as to the weights which it can carry and how the weight should be distributed throughout the vehicle. Sticking to these limits is extremely important as ...

The sight of a tag axle six-wheeled coachbuilt motorhome plunged nose down in mud, followed by attempts to tow it out backwards that then ripped off the back panel of the motorhome, might represent a ...

If you want the most possible space for your pounds, you simply can’t beat a trailer tent. And here’s a classic example. It comes from France’s Cabanon, a manufacturer with a long history – fast ...

The most obvious thing about the Affinity 574 caravan from Elddis is it has no direct rivals. That’s in terms of its floorplan, which puts fixed single beds at the back, a typical twin-settee lounge ...

Accommodation for four with overnights catered for by bunk beds and a double made from the lounge seating, but with an overall length of just 4.5m and an eminently towable maximum weight of 850kg?