How to clean a caravan roof
The roof is usually the dirtiest part of any caravan. John Sootheran finds out about the best way to clean a caravan roof
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The roof is usually the dirtiest part of any caravan. John Sootheran finds out about the best way to clean a caravan roof
Having the right items in your caravan tool kit can make a real difference to your touring experience - Peter Rosenthal shares his essentials...
Knowing how to measure a caravan awning will help you ensure you're choosing the right one for your tourer.
David Motton looks at luxury SUV towing options, featuring Mercedes, BMW, Kia and more
Nigel Donnelly shares his top tips for sourcing spare parts for an older caravan, so you can carry out any necessary repairs.
Nigel Donnelly now starts looking for spare parts for his Bailey caravan, using a bit of ingenuity to get what he needs.
Knowing where to buy a used car can be confusing, with a range of places to shop. To help, here’s our guide to the...
The Swift Sprite Major 4EB and Xplore 554 are two appealing, 4-berth tourers that are well-equipped for couples and families.
Nigel Donnelly now turns his attention to modernising the interior of his 1998 Bailey caravan to make it feel more contemporary.
We talk you through how to fit a caravan cover so you can keep your tourer protected from the elements
John Sootheran investigates whether caravan covers are any good, looking the pros and cons – the cost, the choice and the many benefits.
A used Toyota Highlander is a roomy seven-seater that is now a competitively priced second hand option, says Euan Doig.
We share our pick of the best caravan wheel clamps, featuring Milenco, Maypole, Purple Line and more
The Abbey Freestyle 500 is a dealer special, based on the Abbey Vogue, and is ideal for first-timers, says Andrew Jenkinson.
If you want to protect your 'van from the elements, you'll want one of the best caravan covers
Thousands of caravans and leisure vehicles are stolen every year, but trackers for caravans can help protect your pride and joy, as John Sootheran...
Attention turns to the front of Penny, as Nigel Donnelly starts GRP repairs but his bargain jockey wheel looks a little expensive.
Trying to minimise the cost of cooking in your van? Time to take a look at a caravan induction hob, says Sam Coles
In our best crockery for a caravan guide, we share our top picks on the market, featuring OLPRO, Flamefield and more
Whether you're after a gas caravan bbq or a charcoal caravan barbecue, our guide to the best will help
Achieving good internet in a caravan isn't always the easiest prospect. Peter Rosenthal looks at what you can do to achieve the best signal.
Cars are one of the biggest purchases we make but they're also a magnet for criminals - this is where knowing how to protect...
Nigel now turns his attention to Penny's plumbing and the A-frame, as he continues to improve his 1998 Bailey caravan.
There’s a great deal of hype surrounding portable power stations, but what are they, and do you need one? Peter Rosenthal takes a look.
A used Honda CR-V (2016-2022) tows well without fuss, so long as you go for the diesel version, says Euan Doig.
Continuing work on his project van, Nigel Donnelly outlines the benefits of a battery monitor and looks at reinstating Penny’s fresh-water system
The lightweight and affordable Lunar Ariva is a two berth tourer that still remains popular, says Andrew Jenkinson.
Knowing what you can safely fix yourself means you don’t always have to schlep to a dealer and is the key to trouble-free touring
We pick out the best caravan motor movers, so you can take the stress out of reversing and manoeuvring your vehicle
A minor 12V project shone a light on some substandard low-voltage wiring, so Nigel Donnelly sets about keeping the power on next season
When it comes to packing your caravan, it’s not just a case of fitting it all in - you have to do it safely...
One of the many great things about caravanning is being able to take plenty of kit with you – but you do need to...
John Sootheran visited Downtide Caravans to find out exactly what happens when you're collecting a new caravan from a dealership.
Nigel Donnelly finds better ways of getting power from Penny’s leisure battery for charging devices without hook-up.
Bespoke caravan covers allow you to protect your lifestyle investment. John Sootheran finds out how the process works.
David Motton shares his tips for dealing with towing emergencies, explaining the preparation you can do to minimise their impact.
Nigel Donnelly sets about more repairs, explaining the process of reinstating the towing electrics and the all-important gas check.
David Motton shares his top caravan towing tips to help you stay safe and comfortable when you're on the road.
Robust, comfortable and economical, a used Škoda Karoq is an excellent choice of pre-owned tow car, says Euan Doig.
As you would expect from the upmarket brand, the 2017 Coachman Pastiche 520/4 is a quality buy, says Andrew Jenkinson.
Our free ebooks are full of caravanning advice, tips and tricks, ideal for both the first time caravan owner and the seasoned tourer
Nigel Donnelly encountered some unexpected problems while he was renovating his 1998 Bailey caravan - here's what he did.