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As the summer season wraps up, many campers will want to prepare their caravan or motorhome for winter storage, and with a few preventive steps, you’ll ensure everything is in top condition when it’s time to hit the road again.
There’s something truly magical about spending Christmas on the open road, and with some forward planning, your caravan, campervan or motorhome can be the perfect festive getaway.
Exploring Norfolk in a motorhome or caravan is a fantastic way to enjoy the region’s charm at your own pace - from sweeping beaches to picturesque countryside, all just a short drive apart.
The market for motorhomes and campervans has vastly expanded, but this guide will help you choose a motorhome that aligns with your individual needs, preferences, and lifestyle.
Emptying a caravan toilet cassette might not be the most glamorous side of caravanning, but knowing how to correctly and hygienically empty your cassette toilet at a waste disposal point will make your trips stress-free.
Using your residential driveway to park up your motorhome or campervan can be a practical and convenient choice, but whilst this practice is generally allowed, there are a few factors to consider.
Touring Northern Ireland in a motorhome, campervan or caravan is a brilliant way to experience its natural beauty up close - with stunning mountain landscapes, lakes, coastal cliffs and geological wonders all within short driving distances.
Whilst both static and touring caravans offer the freedom to enjoy holidays in a home-away-from-home, they serve very different lifestyles and travel habits, and so understanding the key differences is essential to helping you choose the one that best suits your needs.
Taking a few minutes to carry out some basic pre-departure checks helps ensure a safe start and lets you enjoy the adventure ahead with complete peace of mind.
Scotland is one of the most breathtaking destinations you can choose for a motorhome or caravan holiday. With its lochs, coastlines, mountains and rich cultural history, it offers some of the most spectacular camping spots in the UK.
Changing a caravan wheel safely and correctly requires the right tools, preparation, and method, but with practice this procedure can be simple and helpful, especially in an emergency situation.
Lincolnshire is a brilliant destination for a motorhome, campervan or caravan getaway, offering the perfect blend of countryside tranquillity, historic charm and classic seaside fun.
Exploring Devon and Cornwall in a motorhome or campervan is an incredible adventure, with stunning coastlines, national parks and historic towns to explore at your own pace.
Owning a caravan opens up a world of adventure, but before setting off on your first trip, it’s worth getting to grips with some essential basics - one of the first being how to hook up to an electric supply.
Cumbria is a popular destination for touring and camping, offering a diverse landscape of lakes, mountains, and countryside, with a variety of camping options and outdoor activities.
Taking the time to thoroughly check your motorhome or campervan before the new season means you can set off confidently, knowing everything is in working order for a safe and enjoyable first trip away.
With vast countryside, multiple national parks, and a stunning stretch of coastline, Yorkshire is a fantastic place to find a campsite, whether that’s for campers, caravans or motorhomes.
Towing a caravan in challenging conditions like rain, high winds, or snow requires extra care and preparation to protect yourself, your investment and all other road users.
Are you planning a motorhome adventure across the UK in 2025? Different facilities, locations and of course the time of year all have an impact on what you can expect to pay for a site pitch.
Wales is home to a wide variety of campsites, whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat, a family-friendly holiday, or an escape into nature, there’s a site to suit every kind of trip.
Whether you're an experienced leisure vehicle enthusiast or considering buying a caravan, motorhome or campervan, visiting a show can be a very beneficial experience.
From sleeping arrangements to storage and safety, there’s plenty to consider when choosing the perfect caravan for the whole family.
Both buying and converting a campervan have their own advantages and challenges, but our guide will help weigh the pros & cons to help make your mind up.
Compact motorhomes have become increasingly popular for their ease & flexibility, yet are designed to maximise space while delivering all the comforts of home.
One of the most common questions when buying a campervan is whether it includes an onboard toilet and shower. While many modern campervans feature these amenities, not all models are equipped with bathroom facilities.
Taking your dog away with you on holidays is a fantastic chance to create unforgettable memories, and this guide will ensure your four-legged friends can enjoy the trip as much as you do.
Whether you're a seasoned traveller or new to caravanning, a fixed bed in your caravan or motorhome offers superior comfort, along with several additional benefits.
Motorhomes and caravans both offer fantastic ways to enjoy outdoor adventures, however, deciding which one is the better fit for your lifestyle can be a bit challenging.
The multi award-winning Swift Sprite range is the UK’s best-selling touring caravan, and with a choice of 24 models, what are the key differences across the four ranges?
Pop-top campervans feature a collapsible roof section that can be raised to create additional headroom and sleeping space, making them compact and versatile.
A motorhome garage is a storage space located typically at the rear of the vehicle that can house bikes, surfboards, camping equipment and other outdoor accessories.
Choosing a campervan or panel van is largely determined on your personal preferences, lifestyle, and travel needs, but they can come with a variety of benefits.
With more interest in lightweight touring caravans than ever before, understanding what the industry has to offer is an important part of your research.
The difference between a single and twin axle caravan lies in the number of axles and wheels, which impacts various aspects of the caravan's load capacity, handling and towing.
Our guide on tax, MOTs and servicing ensures your motorhome or campervan is both legal and roadworthy, providing you with a safe & enjoyable travel experience.
The caravan weight you can tow here in the UK depends on a number of factors, including your driving licence, the vehicle you are driving, and the caravan you intend to tow.
Before investing in a new motorhome or campervan, it's important to qualify what you are allowed to drive, taking your age and the vehicle’s Maximum Authorised Mass (MAM) into consideration.
When purchasing a motorhome or campervan, understanding if they fall under 3500kg is important, as this weight is the standard Category B driving licence limit.
Ensuring your touring caravan is legal and roadworthy is essential for safety and compliance, and this guide will give you peace of mind whilst out on your adventures.
Motorhomes and campervans can be a significant investment and specialist insurance will help protect your vehicle against damage, theft, or accidents.
When outfitting your touring caravan for your travels, there are several useful accessories to consider that can enhance your comfort, convenience, and safety on the road.
Parking your caravan on your driveway can be a practical and convenient choice, allowing for greater ease of loading and unloading and eliminating storage costs.
Whether you’re interested in buying a new or used motorhome or campervan, it’s good to know how long they should last to understand the value of the investment.
The multi-award winning Swift Challenger range takes touring to a whole new level, each offering an excellent specification within a competitive price bracket, making it an irresistible choice for couples and families.
Read our guide on how hiring out your motorhome or campervan can be a great way to earn some extra income while also offsetting the costs associated with ownership.
Beds that are positioned in the centre of a motorhome sleeping area offer several benefits that contribute to a comfortable and practical living space.
A caravan that has a width of 8ft (2.45m) would be considered spacious, offering an extra touch of touring luxury and comfort.
Whilst living permanently in a motorhome or campervan in the UK is possible, there are several factors and regulations to consider.
Whether you protect your caravan with an insurance policy depends on your individual circumstances, but it can provide peace of mind for some of the risks that come with owning and using a caravan.
The need for a caravan cover not only depends on various factors, such as your location and where you store it, but also how the caravan has been manufactured, taking into account the caravan’s exterior properties.
Buying a new motorhome or campervan is a big investment and we’d recommend a trial run with Swift Go - this is the most effective way to get a feel for any vehicle.
Whilst modern caravans & motorhomes do offer electricity, the source and capacity of power can vary depending on the size and features of the vehicle.
Modern motorhomes and caravans are designed to withstand most weather conditions, but several factors affect winter suitability, including its construction, insulation, heating system, and how you plan to use it during the winter season.
Owning a campervan can provide a sense of freedom and adventure, but it's important to know where you can park or camp without getting into trouble.
Onboard toilet facilities are a feature that many looking to buy a caravan ask about. So what are the benefits, are you informed on waste disposal, and what else do you need to consider.
Understanding how long a touring caravan can last is an important element as it influences the value of investing in one over time.
A touring caravan can be a life-changing investment for many reasons, it’s a big decision to make and there are many variables to consider.
If you’re currently in the research phase of buying a motorhome or campervan it can be confusing to pick apart the differences, and if there even are any?
The cost of storing a caravan can vary depending on several factors such as location, duration of storage, and the facilities provided by the storage facility.
Caravans and motorhomes are a significant financial investment, so protecting your leisure vehicle from theft and damage ensures that you can continue to enjoy its benefits for years to come.