01422 396 761 
quoteGreat Value Lunar!
Step inside a 2009 Lunar Zenith 5 and your first impression is of clean lines, light woodwork and modernity everywhere you look.
Read our news post | No comments
Sterling Eccles Elite Searcher
The twin axle Searcher is positively bristling with high tech kit designed to make an extended stay on site comfortable and stress-free.
Read our news post | 2 comments
An Elddis Exploration
Despite its two-berth status the Elddis Odyssey 525 is more likely to be used as a two-berth for couples wanting a spacious interior that offers the flexibility to entertain extra guests as and when required.
Read our news post | No comments
Caravanning in perfect harmony
Reviewed: Fleetwood Sonata Concerto. Sonata is the lowest priced of Fleetwood’s three ranges.
Read our news post | No comments
Bailey Pageant Bretagne
A key feature of the new 5 berth Bailey Pageant Bretagne is its separate children’s bedroom, with sliding door and four beds, three of them arranged as triple bunks.
Read our news post | No comments
Ace Jubilee Globetrotter
The four-berth Globetrotter immediately impresses. A single-axle, 18-foot (5.44m) midrange model, the Globetrotter sums up what changes manufacturer Swift has made to the range.
Read our news post | No comments
Best Caravan Kitchens
Here, in a special feature, we take a look at 9 of the best caravan kitchens on today’s market.
Read our news post | No comments
Affordable Luxury
The luxury Coachman Pastiche 535/4 reviewed. Coachman has always injected character into its caravans. For the Pastiche range that character is its homely modernity, sitting pretty on the fence between the traditional and the contemporary in interior-design terms.
Read our news post | No comments
Get more for your money
The new five-strong Xplore range of caravans enter the hotly-contested budget end which is currently dominated by Bailey’s Ranger and Swift Group’s Sprite range.
Read our news post | One comment
Osprey Opulence
Avondale’s luxury single axle reviewed. The Osprey, now in 2008 guise, first appeared back in 1999 and is still going strong today. It works as a family caravan but is more likely to be used by retired couples.
Read our news post | No comments
