Kelling Heath gets green gong
Kelling Heath Holiday Park has earned a gold award for efforts making it even greener. The Green Tourism Business Scheme made the award to the...
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Kelling Heath Holiday Park has earned a gold award for efforts making it even greener. The Green Tourism Business Scheme made the award to the...
The freedom of simply packing up and going at the last minute is great but sometimes a little forward planning can really pay off. If...
Last year's biggest caravan story was undoubtedly the arrival of the Bailey Pegasus. This year it looks set to be the emergence of the...
If you're looking for a good value half-term break this autumn, the Camping and Caravanning Club has just the thing. It is offering members...
Just back off your holidays? Or maybe just going? Either way, we'd love to know what you thought of the site you stayed on. If...
Packing your kit to get a telly signal can take up a lot of space, but Green Tie Innovations is doing its bit to...
After much speculation, the first pictures of Swift and Sterling's new 2011 models have finally been released.
Although in the shadow of posher vans in the range this season, Swift Charisma models have benefited from a makeover for 2011. Swift’s design...
Struggling to get inspired for next year's holiday? German tour operator Perestroika Tours may have just the thing to relight your touring fire. Perestroika Tours...
Cranes don’t tend to feature much on your average new car launch. Lots of Powerpoint presentations, speeches and canapés, but there’s rarely much call...
Cranes don’t tend to feature much on your average new car launch, writes David Motton. Lots of PowerPoint presentations, speeches and canapés, but there’s...
Caravan scholars may remember the Voyager Vector. These one-piece GRP monocoque tourers caused a major stir at the NEC caravan show in 2005. The...
The Caravan Club opened its second new site in as many months at the start of the August. Following on from the opening of the...
Hampshire super site Sandy Balls Holiday Centre has refurbished the onsite pub. The Woodside Inn has always kept site visitors fed with great pub grub...
Coachman is big on traditional appeal. As such, its products appeal to those with more conservative tastes who aren’t worried about carrying an extra...
If you want to give your non-caravanning friends a taste of the outdoor life, Pinewood Certificated Site in Scarborough may have the answer. The...
The top two ranges from Coachman are very similar in specification and appearance. The difference is that the VIPs are single axles and the...
Some of the best caravans produced in the UK fight it out in the mid-market segment. With additional pressure from a new Swift Challenger...
Crusader celebrates its 35th year in 2011 and it does it in some style, with big kit improvements and a refreshed interior. Elddis has...
There’s been something of a clearout in the Buccaneer lineup for 2011, with three tourers leaving the line up, and two new ones appearing. Elan,...
The entry level Xplore was a compelling product last year, but the classy new Sprite line-up made it look a little unsophisticated. The 2011...
If you plan to visit the Boat & Caravan Show at the NEC in February, you might want to extend your stay. Organisers Ocean...
North Yorkshire based dealer Catterick Caravans is celebrating the opening of its new £1m showroom with the launch of its own caravan show. The...
The UK-made Land Rover Discovery has been named the best towcar 2010 in the annual Towcar Awards, a coalition between experts from Practical Caravan,...
With Pegasus and Olympus models launched within the last year, Bailey has concentrated on the top end with its new models. The Unicorn is...
The first week of July every year is the start of the 2011. At least in the caravan market. This is when journalists, dealers and...
Camping and Caravanning Club members with mischeivous dogs can get a great break and better behaved dog with a visit to the Lakeside Certificated...
Stealth has been listening. Following a high-profile entry to market at the October NEC 2009, Stealth has monitored the forums, the magazines and the...
When asked what he’d learned after a year of building caravans, Managing director of Stealth Caravans Alex Murphy said ‘we’ve learned that there’s no...
Lunar Caravans has unveiled its plans for the 2011 Quasar and Ariva ranges. The entry level range gets a mild makeover inside and out which...
Lunar Caravans pulled the covers off the 2011 model year Lexon range. Comparing the line-ups from 2010, there are actually less floorplan changes than...
The luxurious Lunar Delta twin-axle range for 2011 is ready for the road. In terms of layouts, Delta remains with two floorplans. The RS fixed-bed...
The changes to Lunar’s best selling Clubman range have been revealed. Clubman did brilliantly in 2010 and for 2011, the Preston-based manufacturer has been...
Legendary motorcaravan manufacturer Auto Sleepers has confirmed it will market a range of touring caravans for the first time in 2011. The Cotswold-based coachbuilder...
The first glimpse of the Auto Sleeper touring caravan line-up showed that these are very special tourers. Company CEO Geoff Scott said at the...
Adria’s entry-level Altea range has added cutting edge style to lightweight practicality for 2011. A radical interior revamp has consigned the clever but dull interiors...
Following a reshuffle by the Solvenian manufacturer, Adria’s Adora is now the top caravan range on offer in the UK. The biggest change is...
There’s an art to getting the right tow car to match your caravan – or the other way round. Here’s how to do it
One feature in the new Bailey Unicorn that I love is the kill switch for the lights. The switch is fitted to the side...
For the 2011 model year, every manufacturer is concentrating their efforts on the top end of their ranges. Elddis is making big changes to...
The rise in VAT now confirmed for early 2011 will be a mixed blessing for the caravan market. On the one hand, I expect...
A ROUND TRIP of 1000 miles is a stern enough test of a towcar’s capability and comforts, but throw in some snow and mountain...