The latest issue of Practical Caravan is now on sale! Here’s what you can expect in issue 509…

First up, we’re putting the Coachman Acadia 575 Xtra to the test. How does the new wider Coachman 575 measure up? Peter Baber takes a look.

We’re also finding out how the Hyundai Santa Fe 1.6T Hybrid 239PS Ultimate FWD shapes up as a tow car, as David Motton takes the updated model out for a tow.

Also inside the issue:

  • Ovens and hobs: John Sootheran dishes up expert advice on all things kitchen-based, as he talks ovens, hobs and grills.
  • Lottie on Tour: Our caravanning columnist Lottie Gross celebrates the freedom of wild caravanning.
  • 2027 launches: We pick out some of the new-season launches, with Coachman and Swift first out of the blocks.
  • Best sites near pubs: Susan Taylor whets her whistle with a tour of some of the best campsites near pubs – what a tempting combination!

Plus: the best heavyweight tow cars for towing the biggest caravans; Nigel Donnelly adds a handy strap to the exterior locker of his 1998 Bailey caravan in the latest from The Penny Project; Peter Rosenthal looks at some of the fire safety products currently available, and shares advice on dealing with fires; there are tips on how to make your towing more affordable; the Elddis Affinity 550 (2016) features in our regular Used van buyer feature; and much more.

Enjoy the issue!