 parks and sites
If we could peel the mist and fog away from the frosty horizons of February and pick any place to put our feet up, there are a few sites we would head straight for. Until the season warms of its own accord, we take a look at five of the best touring parks in the UK as picked out by the AA |
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With the Commonwealth Games taking place in Glasgow later this year, we take a look at why the city is a great place for caravanners to visit this summer - and what it can offer besides the Games themselves |
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The Caravan Club will be hosting its largest and most extravagant event of the year, The National at Arley Hall in 2014, with a lively set of activities for the entire family to enjoy |
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It is that time of the year when darkness seeks to permeate through the day. but despair not, this very darkness provides a great excuse to go caravanning |
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While it may not be the first indoor caravan park, the BaseCamp Hostel may be the only one that makes it look like a good idea |
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While the summer season is certainly behind us, there is reason yet to make more use of your caravan this side of the autumn equinox, rather than simply hiding from unwanted trick or treaters. CaravanTimes rounds up the five best caravan spots for Bonfire Weekend |
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London, home to narrow meandering roads, might appear to be caravanning hell. This however is not the case and there are many opportunities for caravan enthusiast to experience the capital without the hassle |
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The first pop up caravan site in Central London, offering city workers and visitors a holiday in a lunchtime, has transformed the South Bank |
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Television presenter and farming enthusiast Jimmy Doherty is opening up his farm to welcome hundreds of Caravan Club members this summer, and he has been telling CaravanTimes what to expect |
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We look at the highlights of the Peak District, and why now is a better time than ever to visit in light of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice's bicentenary anniversary |
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It was not that long ago that the A to Z was the travelling man's, and woman's, best friend. For years this helped motorists and holiday makers across the UK get from A to B with ease, provided you had a good map reading co-pilot and an update map. Years on it seems technology has made the map book look like a relic. As technology rolls on we take a look at some apps that may just change the way you holiday. |
The old traditional caravan nowadays is most likely spotted sat on driveways covered in weather ware or just plonked depressingly in fields throughout the country. One special care giver has stumbled upon a very rare vintage van and has decided to turn it into something worthwhile to help out our aging community |
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At CaravanTimes we recently had a Benimar Tessoro 483 on test for a couple of weeks. We have done just over 2000 miles in the Tessoro and tested in various ways - as you will find out in our inspiration features coming up. But before we give you some ideas of where and why you should use a motorhome like the Tessoro we wanted to bring some information on the Tessoro range and the very interesting 483.
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So as most of our readers will know, the CaravanTimes team were lucky enough to be part of Bailey of Bristols, Bristol to the Bosphoros trip. Travelling 21 countries in 21 days the team did a fantastic job to take the 2 caravans and motorhome cross-continental.
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