It is often misunderstood whether or not it is a legal requirement, in the UK, to insure your touring caravan. Read on to see why a specialist insurance policy is a good idea.

Contemplating who to insure your touring caravan with? Not all insurers offer the same level of cover so, when looking for a suitable caravan insurance policy, here are some things to look out for.

Snow may have been falling on your caravan in recent weeks, but soon spring will be here and, if your touring caravan has been in storage over winter, you’ll want to be preparing your caravan for the first holiday of the New Year.

It may not feel like it just yet, but spring is in the air and it’s the time of year to start planning your holidays in your touring caravan. What better place to start your summer travels, than with a trip to Yorkshire? Read on for great places to visit and where to pitch your caravan.

Whether you’re buying a brand new caravan or a second hand tourer, there are some key considerations you should keep in mind.

Caravans come in many different shapes and sizes with varying levels of equipment and home comforts. Each type of caravan has its advantages and disadvantages, but there should be one to suit every caravanner.

So you’ve bought your first caravan and you’re about to set off on your summer holidays. But before you do, it’s worth turning your attention to the maintenance of your caravan.

Every caravanner’s circumstances and cover requirements are slightly different, and therefore it’s important that when comparing quotes you think carefully about what insurance cover you need and compare quotes based upon your specific criteria.

When buying touring caravan insurance you can ensure you get the best deal possible by making yourself eligible for some of the range of discounts insurers offer. Fitting extra security will certainly earn you money off, but did you know many insurers also offer discounts for being a reader of a caravan magazine or simply being over a certain age?

As we approach the winter months, the increased use of gas and electric appliances in our caravans means we can put ourselves more at risk of becoming a victim of a caravan fire which can have devastating consequences. Read on for our top tips to stay safe this winter.

Static caravan ownership gives you the freedom to enjoy holidays all year round. However, it does come with a certain amount of responsibility when it comes to preventing a fire that could spread through your holiday home as well as the neighbouring caravans on your park.

When deciding on your first caravan or tow car, there are two things every caravanner should bear in mind. Firstly, do you need a special licence to tow? And secondly, are the caravan and tow car a good match?

Buying a touring caravan can be a massive investment and one which you'll want to protect. Just as cars can have satellite tracking devices fitted, so too can caravans. Read our top tips for buying a suitable caravan tracker.

Awnings are a great addition to your touring caravan, giving extra floor space, storage and even sleeping areas. Read on for our definitive guide to caravan awnings.

Holiday homes come in many forms in the UK from the static caravan synonymous with seaside resorts, to timber clad lodges in remote woodland settings. Over the years the boundaries between these different types of holiday home have become blurred and the various terms used to describe them have become interchangeable. Here we try to shed some light on the different holiday homes on today's market.

If the idea of caravanning has always appealed to you, but perhaps you were put off by the thought of towing a heavy caravan across the country; or maybe you’d like to be more spontaneous and not have to pre book a pitch months in advance? Well, owning a static caravan could be for you.

If you're looking for your first caravan, you have a choice - buy brand new from your local dealer, or buy second hand either from a dealer or privately. Both have their advantages and disadvantages, it's just a case of what suits your needs.

A touring caravan is a big investment for your future holidays and should be adequately secured to ensure it is not stolen or broken into by thieves. The easiest way to do this is to fit a caravan alarm system.