Advice
In depth guide to solar panels
Solar panels are a useful automatic fit-and-forget product that can help supply additional charge to your motorhome batteries - but understanding how to get...
On The Road
On The Road
In depth guide to towing
Let's get hitched! Following recent changes in the towing laws, all drivers can tow a trailer without having to take an additional test. So...
On The Road
How to sleep well on tour
John Sootheran has some top tips for getting a great night's rest in your motorhome
Habitation Matters
Stay fire safe on tour
Fire is one of the scariest things that can happen to your motorhome. How can you protect against it and what safety kit should...
Advice
Know-how…motorhome weights and measures
Sammy Faircloth guides you through the motorhome weights and limits that you need to know to stay safe and legal on the road
Advice
Dogs on Tour
Touring is ideal for pet lovers, offering freedom for you and your pets. Follow our tips for taking dogs on tour to ensure a...
On The Road
Converting a dream campervan (Part Two)
Now Andy McCandlish has finally finished converting his dream campervan, what would it be like to actually go on holiday in?
On The Road
Need to know… Going Unplugged
Leave your electric cable at home to enjoy a whole new touring experience! John Sootheran shows you how
On The Road
How to safely change a wheel
Before you find yourself on the hard shoulder wondering where your spare wheel and tools might be, it pays to do a dry run...
Base Vehicle Matters
The pros and cons of electric motorhomes
The sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles is set to be banned by 2030, with plug-in hybrids phased out by 2035. Peter Rosenthal...
Base Vehicle Matters
Towing Tips for Motorhomes
A towbar is more than a device for hauling a trailer - it's an attachment point for all sorts of gear. Peter Rosenthal outlines...
Base Vehicle Matters
Best kit to pack for a motorhome toolkit on tour
A well-planned motorhome toolkit makes you more self-reliant on tour and saves precious holiday time. Peter Rosenthal explains the best kit to pack for...
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How to fit a tyre pressure monitoring system
Many modern vehicles come fitted with a tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS), but how do you retrofit one in your 'van? Peter Rosenthal finds...
On The Road
Technical Tips: Fuel Consumption
Our technical expert, Diamond Dave is a highly experienced motorhome engineer. Here he offers advice on managing economic fuel consumption
On The Road
Spotlight on Pre-departure checks
All set to get out on the road? Before you head off from home or leave your campsite, make sure you've checked the essentials,...
On The Road
How to find a top secret site
Motorcaravanners in the know sing the praises of staying at CLs and CSs, says Dan Trudgian. But what is it that makes these campsites...
On The Road
Spotlight on Your First Time Abroad
Planning to venture across the Channel in your motorhome? Seasoned motorcaravanner Sammy Faircloth offers expert advice.
On The Road
Winter driving advice
Thinking of taking a tour this winter? Check our advice for travelling in wintry conditions to make sure you stay safe.
On The Road
How to tour on the Continent
Explore further and enjoy the freedom of the open road! Get top tips on touring abroad to give you the confidence to go further...
On The Road
How to go wild camping
Love the idea of wild camping but don't know how to do it? Read Practical Motorhome's guide full of top tips, dos and don'ts,...
On The Road
Is front-wheel drive best for ‘vans?
Practical Motorhome's expert Diamond Dave highlights five main reasons to choose front-wheel-drive motorhomes rather than rear-wheel drive 'vans!
On The Road
How to take good photos on tour – part 2
Read part two of our photography tips blog, as James Stanbury explains how theory translates into reality, helping you take better photos on tour
On The Road
How to take good photos on tour – part 1
On tour you'll be making memories you'll want to capture, so James Stanbury explains the basics of photography, to help you take better holiday...
On The Road
Stay at the best aires for ski holidays in your motorhome
Ruth Bass shares her choice of the best aires for motorhome ski holidays in France and explains what to expect at a ski aire
On The Road
Build your own motorhome for £8000
Grant Long explains how to convert a Renault Master van into a fully equipped motorhome for less than £8000 in part one of our...
On The Road
Touring with children
Family holidays can be huge fun, but in the confines of a motorhome it's best to be prepared to ensure domestic harmony when on...
On The Road
Touring with dogs
Practical Motorhome Reader Team member and dog owner Geoff Crowther tells us why motorcaravanning could be the ultimate in dog friendly holidays