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Our 1st holiday in our touring caravan

OUR 1ST HOLIDAY IN OUR TOURING CARAVAN .........

 

BE SURE TO BOOK IN AT THE SITE WHICH YOU INTEND TO STAY AT (ESPECIALLY DURING PEAK TIMES)

We made this mistake on our 1st touring caravan trip. It was Easter 12 years ago, i really thought not many people owned a touring caravan-boy was i wrong.  It was slinging it down with rain, 2 hungry kids, no map (or sat nav) -turned down by 4 sites which where full, it was not looking good.   we eventually got in at a-lets say rough site.  Me and my wife even discussed the fact that we had made a big mistake buying this tourer and we would sell asap.      BUT after a good nights sleep our optimizm was back  and that was the beginning of our 12 glorious years of touring-   looking back.... the best thing we ever bought

BUY A COPY OF  CAMPING AND CARAVANNING book APRROX £5.99 FROM MOST CARAVAN SHOPS OR AMAZON!!!    ITS OUR BIBLE FOR ALL HE GREAT SITES

Touring is not simply a holiday choice, it's an exciting, involving way to enjoy your leisure time. You'll soon be visiting new places, making new friends and getting more out of life.

PS. ASK FELLOW CARAVANERS FOR HELP SETTING UP(IF YOU NEED TO)   THEY LOVE SHOWING OFF THEIR SKILLS

Why take up touring?

 

Most people start touring because they want to take control, finding that impersonal hotel packages, the hit-and-miss quality of B&Bs or even static caravans can lead to disappointing holidays. Perhaps they're fed up with waiting in airport lounges for delayed flights, and the stress of lost luggage and security checks.

Explore the country

If you love exploring the countryside, what better way than to pack your stuff into your very own home-from-home, and get up and go?

Where & when you want

 

Stick a pin in a map and there's likely to be a place to welcome you and your caravan or motorhome nearby. Perhaps a quiet location near a beauty spot, a family friendly place close to a popular theme park, or by the seaside with a sandy beach.

Get more out of life

 

If you enjoy discovering historic buildings, or have an interest such as fishing or birdwatching, touring is the perfect way to spend more time out doing the things you love. All year round touring, even in the winter, is entirely possible, as today's caravans and motorhomes have efficient heating.

Touring abroad

 

For a really big adventure, how about touring on the Continent? It's easier than you think, as mainland Europe is even more into caravanning than we are.

It's a comfortable way to see the sights and explore. You'll find many modern caravans and motorhomes are fitted with air conditioning too.

Escape from it all

 

Get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

There are thousands of small rural locations hidden away in some of the most delightful corners of the country, offering their own unique charm. Often owned by farmers or in the grounds of pubs, these secret hideaways represent all that's best in touring – the element of exploration and discovery.

Making friends

Think of it. There you are in some remote spot, undiscovered by the majority of holidaymakers, and far from the madding crowd. You make firm friends with the couple who own the farm, who bring you fresh eggs for your breakfast, and treats for your dog.

Inside knowledge

They tell you about the hidden walks nearby, where you can spot kingfishers, or the pub with the amazing venison pie you really should sample. These are the kind of places that people return to year after year, with the site owners almost becoming members of the family.

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my hamster broke his tooth and im scared what can i do ?

well i was in the kitchen and he was on my left sholder so i slung my back pack on my right it mustive pooked him because he fell i herd a crack and he mad a weezing noise i set him down on the counter and he coughed up a tooth i need to know whan to do and when asap im scared i dont want my little buddy to die. i also put peanut butter in his food dish so he can have something soft in there

Take him to the vet!