I reinstated the towing electrics in my 1998 caravan – this is what I did
Nigel Donnelly sets about more repairs, explaining the process of reinstating the towing electrics and the all-important gas check.
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Nigel Donnelly sets about more repairs, explaining the process of reinstating the towing electrics and the all-important gas check.
Sound caravan brakes are essential, wherever your touring adventures might take you. John Sootheran has all you need to know about caravan braking systems.
Are you wondering how to reverse a caravan? You're not alone. Here we come to your rescue with our top tips, to help you...
Achieve a sparkling tourer by following John Sootheran's step-by-step guide to how to clean a caravan
We share 10 tips to help you prepare your caravan for a tour, from the checks to carry out to the products to stock...
Switching to Night Mode on your Alde 3030 helps to economise on power and save you money. Nigel Hutson shows how it’s done
John Sootheran explains how to level a caravan and the most effective ways to get your tourer completely flat on its pitch
There's a lot to learn when you first enter the world of touring – we're here to help with our beginner's guide to caravanning
Water ingress (aka leaky caravans) is serious and demands prompt attention. John Sootheran explores its causes, signs and solutions
Caravan weights are a crucial factor in towing and touring, but they can seem quite complicated. John Sootheran explains all.
Many campsites offer seasonal siting, where you leave your caravan pitched for the entire season, or even all year, says John Sootheran
Thinking of taking a tour this winter? Follow our expert tips to enjoy towing all year round
Get the right bedding and mattress for a caravan. Read our Good Sleep Guide for top tips and buying advice
Some people tour all year, but if you prefer to lay up your vehicle for the winter, you need to ensure it is protected,...
Sammy Faircloth has some practical tips about keeping your acrylic windows scratch-free
Fire is one of the scariest things that can happen to your caravan. How can you protect against it and what safety kit should...
Before you buy a caravan, you need to ask yourself 10 essential questions to work out which outfit will be the right one for...
Sammy Faircloth addresses some common mistakes made when touring and suggests ways to avoid them.
Touring is ideal for dog lovers, offering freedom for you and your pets. John Sootheran's tips will ensure everyone enjoys a really relaxing holiday
Here we pick out some of the equipment you should consider taking on your travels, so you're prepared for any emergency
Whether you plan to keep your caravan on the drive outside your house or store it at a secure facility, Sammy Faircloth can help...
Practical Caravan brings you best kit for wildlife spotting and enjoying the great outdoors with its Wildlife Spotting Outdoor gear Guide
What should you expect from a full caravan service? John Sootheran finds out
In addition to your caravan's annual service, there are plenty of tasks to tackle yourself and keep your tourer in tip-top condition throughout the...
Our vans have been sitting around a lot over the past year. Nigel Donnelly outlines some simple checks to get ready for the road...
A well-planned toolkit makes you more self-reliant on tour and saves precious holiday time. But what are the key items to pack? Here's the...
Having the right gear and gadgets with you on tour can make all the difference to your holiday experience. Marcus Leach selects some must-carry...
Check out our picks of the best caravans for sale to suit all budgets and sizes
After any spell off the road, especially one this long, your caravan needs a once-over before you travel. As I write, we are all...
Tech improvements in your caravan, such as adding USB points and upgrading your TV signal amplifier, can be easy, says Nigel Hutson
Going it alone is a brilliant way to enjoy the great outdoors! John Southern catches up with former schoolfriend Wendy, a keen solo caravanner
A new lake at Fields End Water in Cambridgeshire will have luxury glamping pods and touring pitches perched on its banks
Paul Critcher picks out some brilliant winter kit
An update on the latest travel advice to the EU post -Brexit
here’s our advice on making the most of your van in 2021, whether you’re a newbie or an old-hand
Defend your tourer against grime, black streaks and even damage! John Sootheran explores the use of protective films and finishes
With Brexit just weeks away, Brits who are planning to drive abroad have been warned to check they are compliant with the EU rules...
Whether you plan to purchase a new or a pre-owned tourer, it pays to do your homework first. Sammy Faircloth has some expert advice
As customers return to the forecourts, we're all rethinking our buying criteria in the light of social distancing. Peter Baber outlines key points and...
Are you thinking about trying out a caravan holiday? Here's everything you need to know about caravanning for beginners!
Camping off-grid is a great adventure, but it needs a bit of planning to go smoothly, as Sammy Faircloth and family have found