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quoteSterling 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.
Preparing your caravan for winter
It doesn’t matter whether your caravan is at home, on a site or in storage over the winter months, you must still ensure it’s properly prepared to protect it from the elements.
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.
Top of the range luxury – Autocruise Gleneagle
Under Swift Group’s direction, Autocruise’s flagship motorhome models including the (Gleneagle, Augusta and Oakmont) now have more kit as standard, as befits their top-of-the-range role.
Touring in Scotland
As many motorhomers will know, there are few places in the world that can hold a candle to some of the fabulous landscapes and attractions that Scotland has to offer.
Time to get Mobil!
The Terrestra A 690HS is one of that rare breed of continental motorhomes that has a very British U-shaped rear lounge where a fixed bed of some sort is more commonly found.
Auto-Sleeper Symbol Reviewed
The Auto-Sleeper Symbol has been one of the leading lights in the van conversions market sector for years and motorhomers like such vehicles as they are equally at home in the supermarket car park as pitched on a campsite.
Caravanning in perfect harmony
Reviewed: Fleetwood Sonata Concerto. Sonata is the lowest priced of Fleetwood’s three ranges.
A tale of two Swifts
Comparing a top-of-the-range Swift Kon-Tiki with an entry-level Sundance may seem a bit of a strange thing do – a bit like comparing apples with oranges if you like.
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.
