Caravan Tyre Maintenance: Pressure, Age, Storage and Safety Explained
Caravan tyres rarely wear out in the same way as car tyres. They are much more likely to age out before the tread wears out. That means a tyre can still have plenty of visible tread and no obvious punctures but still need replacing. Good caravan tyre maintenance is therefore about much more than checking […]
Caravan Leisure Battery Care Over Winter: What You Need to Know
You return to your caravan in spring, switch on the 12V system and find the battery almost completely flat. Worse still, charging it does not bring it back to its previous performance. A leisure battery that sits discharged for several months can suffer permanent damage. Replacing one is an avoidable cost, and a little preparation […]
Autumn Caravan Touring Checklist: What to Check Before a Cold-Weather Trip
Autumn does not have to mean the end of your touring season. It does mean changing how you prepare. Expect wetter roads, softer pitches, colder nights and fewer daylight hours. Your caravan may also have spent most of summer operating in much warmer conditions. Use this caravan autumn checklist before your next cold-weather trip. Work […]
Can You Use a Caravan or Motorhome All Year Round? Winter Caravanning UK
More caravan and motorhome owners are keeping their vehicles on the road beyond October. For many, winter no longer means five months in storage. Winter caravanning in the UK is perfectly possible in most modern caravans and motorhomes with the right preparation. Older or lightly insulated vehicles may require more work to keep comfortable. Winter […]
Best Days Out Near Worksop for Caravan & Motorhome Owners
Looking for days out near Worksop that will not eat half your holiday in driving time? The area around the town mixes countryside, local history, family attractions and relaxed walking, and almost everything sits within a twenty-minute drive of a local touring base. Six of the best options are Clumber Park, Mr Straw’s House, Creswell […]
Best Days Out Near Louth for Caravan and Motorhome Owners
Looking for days out near Louth that will not swallow half your holiday in driving time? The best local options include Hubbard’s Hills, St James’ Church, Louth Museum, the historic town centre, Louth Navigation and the nearby Lincolnshire Wolds Railway. Louth makes an excellent base for exploring without committing to a long day on the […]
How to Reverse and Manoeuvre a Caravan with Confidence
Learning how to reverse a caravan gets much easier once you understand one principle: when the car begins turning one way, the rear of the caravan initially moves in the opposite direction. From there, the method is simple. Reverse very slowly, use small steering inputs and correct the angle before it becomes too sharp. Position […]
Electric Hook-Up Explained: A Beginner’s Guide to Campsite Power
A caravan electric hook-up connects your caravan or motorhome to a campsite’s mains electricity supply. It lets you use suitable 230V appliances, power the sockets inside your leisure vehicle and support systems such as the battery charger, fridge, water heater or space heating. However, a campsite connection does not give you unlimited electricity. Every pitch […]
Caravan Breakdown Cover Explained: What You Need to Know
Caravan Breakdown Cover Explained: What You Need to Know Before You Tow Caravan breakdown cover provides roadside assistance and recovery when your tow car or caravan develops a problem. It sits separately from motor and caravan insurance, and standard car breakdown cover may not automatically include your caravan. Before towing, therefore, check that your policy […]
Best Summer Family Caravans from the Bailey Range
Planning a family caravan holiday this summer? The right caravan can make every trip easier, whether you are heading to the coast for a long weekend, booking a school holiday staycation or planning a full touring season across the UK. Bailey caravans are a popular choice for families because they combine practical layouts, modern interiors, […]
