If you’re a narrowboat owner, it’s worth thinking about your winter mooring options well before the first frost. Autumn cruising has its pleasures, but shorter days, icy towpaths and winter canal maintenance can make staying in one place rather appealing
Autumn maintenance for your park home is partly about preparing for winter and partly about catching the little jobs that are easy to overlook while the weather is still pleasant.
A beginner’s guide to motorhome insurance starts with one fairly simple idea: a motorhome is both a vehicle and, for part of the year at least, a home on wheels.
With half term approaching, here are some essential pre-holiday checks for your touring caravans. They can make the difference between setting off feeling organised, and spending the first morning of your break wondering whether that slightly odd noise from the caravan wheel was there before.
A motor cruiser is often not the sort of purchase you make lightly. Even a relatively modest craft can represent a serious investment, especially once you factor in the engines, navigation equipment and the kit carried aboard.
“Is your holiday lodge covered for storm damage and weather claims?” is a question that tends to feel rather theoretical until the forecast starts showing yellow warnings and the trees outside begin moving in ways trees really should not.
Narrowboat etiquette is less about learning a secret rulebook and more about picking up the small courtesies, so here are some tips for first-time owners that make life on the waterways pleasant for everyone.
Comparing park home insurance policies is really about deciding what “best” means for you, because the cheapest premium and value for money are not always the same thing.
Why it’s important to insure your jet ski all year round is easier to understand when you remember that the risks do not disappear when the engine is switched off.
It is a useful question, because a static caravan policy does not automatically wrap everything on your pitch into one category
