Motorhome Living

If you’re new to motorhome holidays, you’re unlikely to want to jump straight in and buy the next best thing without knowing whether or not you’re going to enjoy your trip. Even for experienced travellers, taking the leap to buy a new or used motorhome is still some way off. Here’s a quick guide to…

Whether it’s the successes of British cyclists in events like the Tour de France, people trying to cut down on travel costs in the recession or a renewed environmentally friendly buzz, something has got Britain out on its bike and cycling is taking over the country! Naturally, a motorhome or campervan is a great compliment…

Dogs make great companions on the road and the rising costs of kennels and dog sitters means more and more people are choosing to take their dogs away with them. Travelling with a furry friend is not always stress-free, though, so it’s worth thinking about a few things before you go.

Something to look out for if you’re thinking of picking up a motorhome second hand or perhaps if you’re looking to sell on a motorhome is the depreciation rate. Like cars, motorhomes can be depreciated at a particular rate and the amount of depreciation is calculated year on year and will differ for each different…

It might not be everyone’s cup of tea, but there’s a fair amount of interest for ‘wild camping’ in the motor-home community. Wild camping, as the name suggests is staying in the ‘wild’ – that doesn’t have to be Saharan plains or the Amazon jungle, it’s just somewhere that isn’t an officially recognised campsite. What’re…

Investing in a motorhome is a big commitment and so it is advised to not rush into picking one but to look at a variety of different options. After all, this will be like a second home and you should put as much thought into buying it as you would a property. If you are…