With the current financial climate and everyone talking about carbon footprints, it's no wonder caravanning has become so popular in the UK.

You may be thinking that now the winter has arrived, it’s best to pack up the caravan and put it into storage until the spring. Well why not do what thousands of other caravanners do every year and take a winter caravanning holiday?

If you’re thinking of putting your caravan into storage for the winter, think again! Hitch up your tourer and book yourself a winter caravanning holiday. Here we offer some more top tips for making the most of your touring caravan over winter:

The announcements in Alistair Darling’s recent pre-budget speech may mean you can save 2.5% on the purchase price of your new caravan, however, with fuel duty set to increase, the cost of using your caravan could increase. Read on for some helpful tips for cutting the cost of your caravanning holidays this winter and into 2009.

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.

Want to save money on your holiday? You can with a caravan! Read on to find out how you could save money, help protect the environment and give our local economies a boost at the same time!

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.

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?