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 ...

The 2025 season sees Swift’s Voyager motorhome line-up going from strength to strength, with a total of three 4 Series and seven 5 Series models now – and the 510 here a newcomer to the latter line.

Most comprehensive car insurance policies cover you to tow a trailer, but usually only for third party liability. In other words, you would be covered for any injury to another person or damage to ...

Caravan axle wheel locks help to tackle caravan theft and save customers money on their insurance. If your caravan has an axle wheel lock already or you’re thinking of getting one fitted, answers to ...

If you’re keen to tackle nature full-on in a folding camper, how about this? It’s one of the latest offerings from trendy trailer manufacturer Opus and it’s called the Off-Road Extreme, taking its ...

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 ...

Hitting the open road with your motorhome or with a caravan in tow is exciting and for many will have taken lots of preparations to make even the shortest of trips a memorable one. But it also comes ...

Few retailers have taken to campervans as seriously as Venture Caravans and Motorhomes, operator of two sales outlets – one at Watford Gap, Northamptonshire, the other in Hitchin, Hertfordshire. It’s ...

Do you need a TV Licence for a touring caravan? No you don’t. Touring caravans and motorhomes are covered by the TV Licence at the owner’s home address and so do not need an extra licence.

Auto-Trail has given a refresh to its Imala range for 2026, going into the season with four models. They’re all low-profile coachbuilts based on Fiat’s Ducato chassis-cab, with a choice of engines and ...

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?

Keep away from the crowds and make more use of your on-board washroom facilities, including your motorhome or caravan toilet. For many, the thought of a number two in the loo might be an absolute ...