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8 Ways to Reduce the Cost of a Caravanning Holiday
With the rising cost of living putting pressure on household finances, even budget-friendly holidays like caravan breaks are feeling the pinch. But that doesn’t mean you have to give up your well-earned getaway. With a few simple changes and smart choices, it’s entirely possible to enjoy a caravan holiday without breaking the bank. Here’s how
4 Tips for Cooking in a Caravan
Caravan and staycation season is almost fully underway, so what better way to make those final preparations than to make sure you can still cook your favourite meals in your home away from home? In this article, we’ll be giving you some tips for cooking safely in a caravan this holiday season.
What is the Difference Between a Houseboat & a Narrowboat?
For those seeking a break from traditional housing or dreaming of a life on the water, houseboats and narrowboats present two intriguing options. While both offer unique lifestyles afloat, they differ greatly in design, purpose, and where they operate.
15 Ways to Make Your Static Caravan Feel More Like Home
Owning a static caravan can offer the perfect getaway, but transforming it into a cosy retreat that feels like home may require some creativity. While there are some ways you can make a mobile caravan feel like home, it’s a slightly different process when it comes to caravans of the static variety.
7 Tips for Maintaining a Classic VW Campervan
Owning a classic VW campervan is like holding a piece of automotive history in your hands. These iconic vehicles aren’t just about getting from point A to point B—they represent freedom, adventure, and a connection to the past. However, to ensure your vintage campervan remains in top condition, regular maintenance is essential. Here are some tips to help you keep your classic VW campervan road-ready and looking great.
What’s the Difference Between a Caravan and a Mobile Home in the UK?
The terms “caravan” and “mobile home” often lead to confusion, but there are distinct differences between the two.
Top 10 Tips for Caravan Spring Cleaning
Spring is almost synonymous with fresh starts and decluttering, and in the world of travel and outdoor adventure, that means it’s time to give your caravan a revitalising deep clean.
5 Tips for Caravanning with Children
It can be difficult to know what to do with your children during the summer holidays, but one of the best ways to get them out of the house and to explore nature is to take them on a caravanning holiday. It’s a great way for them to get some fresh air and enjoy all of the outdoor activities that are on offer, from rock climbing to cycling. However, taking children on holiday is not an easy task, so here are a few tips for caravanning with your kids this summer:
6 Tips for Camping at a Festival This Summer
The summer season is almost upon us and, usually, that comes with the introduction of a wide range of different festivals, from food to music. Festivals have the option for visitors to camp onsite, but if you’ve never been before, here are a few practical tips to help you get the hang of things when camping at a festival this summer.
6 Family Safety Tips When Staying on a Caravan Site
Caravan holidays can be great fun for the whole family. Depending on the location of the site, there are a wide range of different activities to enjoy, from hiking and rock climbing to spending the day at the beach and sitting around a campfire during the cool summer evenings. But if you’re looking at staying in a caravan park, and are looking to bring your children along with you, then there are some things you should be aware of when taking your family caravanning this summer.
How to Make Your Caravan Child-Friendly
Caravan holidays provide families with the perfect opportunity to enjoy the great outdoors without breaking the bank financially, but with all of the creature comforts that a home provides. But just like elements throughout the home, there are some things that need to be child-proofed, so to speak.
4 Tips for Keeping Your Caravan Safe When in Storage
The winter period seems to last for a considerable amount of time, which is why it’s important that the caravan you have is stored appropriately for such a significant amount of time. The options are limited: at home or on a secured site. Here are some tips and things to consider when storing your caravan at either location:
How to Prepare Your Caravan for Winter
January isn’t a very popular time of year to go on a caravanning holiday. That’s why a lot of people will store it until spring arrives. If you’re new to caravanning, you might not be aware of some of the maintenance that’s required both before, during and after storing your caravan for long periods over the winter. Here’s how you can prepare properly:
Does My Caravan Need Insurance?
When it comes to car insurance, that is a requirement by law. But what if you’re towing a caravan, or have one in a fixed location? It can be difficult to know whether or not a caravan needs to be insured, especially if you’re new to the caravanning game. We’ll be answering all of your caravan insurance questions in this article; here’s everything you need to know:
5 Perks of Caravanning at Christmas
The Christmas season is often considered one of the most stressful, busiest times of year. Not only is the day itself hectic, but the run up to it is even more chaotic, especially with all the preparation and Christmas shopping we have to do. So what better time of year to go for a festive break away in a caravan? Here are 5 benefits of going caravanning during Christmas time.
A Guide to Towing Caravans
Caravanning is a popular British pastime that’s been enjoyed by families for decades. It’s become so common that people have taken to buying their own caravans and pitching them up in locations across the country in a bid to see more of it.
But in order to move it from place to place, it needs to be towed. In order to do this as safely as possible, there are some rules and guidelines that need to be followed and we’ll be outlining those for you in this article.
11 Ways to Make Your Caravan Feel More Homely
Whether you’re holidaying in someone else’s caravan or have your own that you annually take out across the country, there are plenty of things you can do that will make your caravan feel more like your own home. From bringing your favourite things from home to throwing down a doormat, here’s everything you can do to make your caravan feel more homely:
Enjoy a Break in a Caravan this Christmas
Christmas is a great time to get away. Whether you want to go somewhere to cosy up and celebrate, or escape the madness of silly season altogether. With purse strings being stretched more and more around this time of year it can be nigh on impossible to afford an expensive holiday abroad, so why not head for a caravan holiday instead?
Needless to say, at Regal Furnishings, we love caravan holidays at any time of year. But here are just some of the reasons why Christmas could be the perfect time for a caravan break.
Must-Have Caravan Accessories
There’s no better feeling than enjoying a trip in your new, or newly refurbished, motorhome. But no caravan is complete without a few final touches to truly make it into a home. At Regal Furnishing, we are experts when it comes to all things caravans, so the team have compiled a list of the ultimate caravan accessories that no motorhome should be without.
Explore England in a Caravan this English Tourism Week
This week marks English Tourism Week, the yearly celebration of all the tourist attractions that England has to offer; from castles to canals and seasides to stately homes. The week is designed to highlight the value of tourism in our country and act as a showcase for engaging visitor experiences.
English Tourism Week occurs at the start of spring every year and campaigns to raise the profile of the tourism industry in England and celebrate the quality of our nation’s tourism.
