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The best French cocktails
Ben Tully | 17 Jul 2019 | Read time: 4m 42s
Cocktails have a murky past; there seems to be no single eureka moment. Apparently, nobody tipped a few alcoholic ingredients into a glass, added some extras and declared it a ‘cocktail’. Definitions come and go, fast and loose, and although early mixed drinks were clearly being clumsily made and consumed during the 19th century, it wasn’t until 1917 that the first cocktail party was documented in Missouri.
Read MoreHow to up your camping game to the next level
Ben Tully | 16 Jul 2019 | Read time: 5m 59s
Are you a ‘casual’ camper? Perhaps you have acquired a tent in the last year or so and used it...
Read MoreUK Camping and Caravan Industry Thriving
Rob Fearn | 12 Jul 2019 | Read time: 1m 59s
There’s always something quite nostalgic about a caravan or camping holiday. You can spend it by the seaside or in the country, eating fish and chips or pub grub.
Read MoreAR Guide to: Outdoor activities when camping
Ben Tully | 1 Jul 2019 | Read time: 7m 35s
Time spent on a campsite lends itself to outdoor activities of all sorts, from ‘conventional’ sports like tennis, to activities...
Read More8 Campsites Near Vineyards
Russell Wheldon | 24 Jun 2019 | Read time: 6m 6s
Tasting the wine from the local vineyard provides an extra dimension to your enjoyment of the locality, an extra slice...
Read MoreAR Guide to: The Nature of the Rhône-Alpes
Russell Wheldon | 18 Jun 2019 | Read time: 4m 19s
Centred around the historic city of Lyon (France’s second city and since Roman times a crucial regional capital), it’s a region of contrasts: from the pristine peaks and pastures of the Alps to the bustling cities and fertile fields of the Rhône Valley.
Read More11 Reasons to go Camping all Year Round
Rob Fearn | 13 Jun 2019 | Read time: 6m 20s
Many campsites wake up to the fact that their opportunity for business is not simply May-September. With a little creativity...
Read MoreAR Guide to: Camping Toilets
Rob Fearn | 6 Jun 2019 | Read time: 5m 27s
There’s no getting away from it… we all need to ‘go’. So it’s worth having a system in place so...
Read More7 Reasons Why we Love Camping with Kids
Rob Fearn | 31 May 2019 | Read time: 3m 58s
Life on a campsite is tailored for children, so there’s never a dull moment from the instant you arrive at your pitch. They love the freedom, the space to run around and explore. And of course there’s plenty of opportunity for getting slightly grubby – and the chances of a bath are slim which is even better news for most under 12s.
Read MoreWhy we love campsites next to the beach
Rob Fearn | 22 May 2019 | Read time: 4m 4s
The archetypal sun, sea and sand holiday is, for some, the ideal; for others it’s dramatic, blustery seascapes and clattering...
Read MoreAR Guide to: Choosing a campsite in France
Ben Tully | 9 May 2019 | Read time: 6m 4s
Different people like different types of campsite, from the family-run, low key campsite to the large camping ‘village’ with all singing, all dancing facilities.
Read MoreCelebrating 70 years of the VW Campervan
The Alan Rogers Team | 2 May 2019 | Read time: 40s
The Volkswagen camper van is easily one of the most recognisable camper vans around. They're also a popular choice for...
Read MoreAR Guide to: Campsite cuisine
Peter Stannett | 30 Apr 2019 | Read time: 4m 53s
Whether discovering exciting new tastes or simply enjoying a family meal al fresco, campsite life has always been the perfect...
Read MoreWine festivals in France
Russell Wheldon | 26 Apr 2019 | Read time: 5m 34s
Everyone loves a party and when the theme is ‘celebration of wine’ then a good crowd is assured. Festivals celebrating local produce, the harvest and wines are prolific throughout France, and they are a heady mix of tradition, heritage and local values. Celebration of wine, specifically, is just a part of the event.
Read MoreAR Guide to: Preparing your Caravan for Spring
Rob Fearn | 24 Apr 2019 | Read time: 5m 20s
If your caravan or motorhome was parked up for the winter there are always practical jobs to do before getting...
Read MoreSpotlight on: Sicily
The Alan Rogers Team | 22 Apr 2019 | Read time: 3m 56s
Its Greek temples, Baroque style palazzi and Byzantine influenced churches offer a glimpse into its history, and its mild climate...
Read MoreAR Guide to: Caravan Motor Movers
Rob Fearn | 8 Apr 2019 | Read time: 4m 25s
They’ve been around for about twenty years but one thing is unchanged in that time: having a motor mover for your caravan is all about convenience. Motor movers are remarkably powerful, making a lot of grunt work and effort disappear. Especially powerful models are recommended for the heaviest caravans and for parking up on a steep incline, be it your driveway at home or a pitch on holiday.
Read MoreAR Guide to: Solar power panels for caravans and motorhomes
Rob Fearn | 3 Apr 2019 | Read time: 4m 39s
But for many, this freedom is only celebrated as long as there is access to an electricity supply to power...
Read MoreEntente Cordiale at 115
Rob Fearn | 3 Apr 2019 | Read time: 5m 29s
Like many a neighbourly relationships, the French and British have not always seen eye to eye. It’s not simply a case of not getting on, more a question of never-ending competition, perhaps the ultimate in one-upmanship or keeping up with the Joneses.
Read MoreVR Camping: a bizarre new trend
Ben Tully | 1 Apr 2019 | Read time: 2m 20s
Over the last few years, we've seen a sharp rise in people staying at home rather than travelling to the...
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