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Don’t Let Winter Wreck Your Van: What to Do Before the First Frost
A little preparation before the first frost can save a lot of trouble when your next adventure comes around. Whether you are parking up until spring or heading out between cold spells, winterising your motorhome or campervan helps protect it from freezing water, damp and the effects of standing unused. Drain the Water System Emptying the fresh water tank is only part of the job. Water can remain in pipes, taps, the shower, filters and the water heater, where freezing can dama

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3 hours ago4 min read


Christmas Markets by Campervan or Motorhome: Where to Stay Near Five of the UK’s Best
Planning a festive city break in a campervan or motorhome? Manchester, Birmingham, Bath, York and Edinburgh all have Christmas markets in or near their city centres, but the best place to stay is usually a proper campsite, an authorised pub stopover or a booked motorhome stop—not a city-centre car park. Every stopover featured in this guide is listed on The Campervan Bible map, where you can explore the locations and plan your journey to the Christmas markets. The 2026 market

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1 day ago7 min read


Spain’s new Article 92.4: what campervan and motorhome travellers need to know
Spain has introduced a new national rule setting out how motorhomes and other vehicles fitted out as living accommodation must be parked. The change is in Article 92.4 of Spain’s General Traffic Regulations and took effect on 1 October 2026. The rule gives travellers a clear three-part test: keep everything within the vehicle’s footprint, keep the vehicle resting on its tyres (with safety chocks or wedges allowed), and do not discharge fluids from inside the vehicle. It is us

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3 days ago3 min read


New motorhome service point planned for A9 at North Kessock
Motorhome and campervan travellers using the A9 near Inverness could soon have a new place to refill fresh water and deal with wastewater. Plans have been approved for a motorhome service area at the North Kessock northbound car park, close to the existing public toilets and west of the Harry Gow bakery. The proposal includes infrastructure for fresh water and wastewater disposal, connected to the existing toilet block. It is intended as a practical service stop for motorhome

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5 days ago2 min read


Oasis 2027: Campervan & Motorhome stays near the concerts
Seeing Oasis live in 2027 is the perfect excuse to make a trip of it. If you’re travelling by campervan or motorhome, finding somewhere to stay is only part of the plan: you’ll also need to work out how to reach the concert and get back to your van afterwards. We’ve brought together campsites, touring pitches and possible pub stopovers near Celtic Park in Glasgow, the Etihad Stadium in Manchester and Knebworth Park, with distances and useful transport information for each ven

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Sep 293 min read


Swansea Approves New Fabian Way Motorhome Stopover with 10 Pitches
Swansea Approves New Fabian Way Motorhome Stopover with 10 Pitches.
Motorhome visitors could soon have a new dedicated place to stay in Swansea after the council approved plans for a stopover at Fabian Way Park and Ride.

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Sep 297 min read


Vanlife Etiquette - A little common sense...
Etiquette is what is expected of us; and what we expect of others. The unwritten rules and customs that guide polite and acceptable behaviour in social groups. Sounds a bit ‘Olde Worlde’, doesn’t it? In the case of the Campervan and Motorhome Community, think, Jane Austen on wheels. Good manners and respect cost nothing! Most campsites have their own policies, their ‘written rules’, concerning behaviour; be it noise or children or dogs, and so on. They are almost always m

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Sep 93 min read


Should pub stops charge? - A landlords perspective
We like pubs. The history, the tradition. The alcohol! But they’re disappearing, at an alarming rate. In the first quarter of 2026, one hundred and sixty one ‘locals’ called time, for the last time. That’s almost two every day; a trend which, if continued, would see more than six hundred and fifty lost in the year. And continue it almost certainly will. For pubs, the future, and many thousands of livelihoods, are in the balance. Pubs have always adapted

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Sep 63 min read


Everything you need to plan an NC500 Road Trip!
Heading to the dreamy Scottish Highlands? Here's a run down of all the essentials you need for an epic road trip! 1 - Road Trip Logbook, Planner & Travel Journal Kicking off with the all-in-one companion designed to help you plan smarter, travel smoother, and capture every unforgettable moment along the way. This book helps you map your route, budget your journey, cure boredom on long journeys, document highlights, and store all the memories that make every road trip special

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Jan 202 min read


Orange flames on your gas hob, is it safe?
Is an orange flame safe to use?? The answer is a simple NO! ⚠️ Safety Warning: - An orange flame is a warning sign for carbon monoxide production. - If you see orange flames, especially on all burners, and smell gas or experience headaches/dizziness, get fresh air immediately and call a professional to inspect your appliance for CO leaks. 🤔 Common Causes of Orange Flames: - Dirty or Blocked Burners: Food spills, grease, and dust can clog burner holes (ports), disrupting the

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Jan 202 min read
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