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Winter Wonderland
The Alan Rogers Team | 20 Oct 2017 | Read time: 2m 9s
If your work commitments permit, why not travel whenever you can? You won’t be alone on your trips! Whether you...
Read More about Winter WonderlandGearing up for low season
Ben Tully | 24 Aug 2017 | Read time: 3m 43s
With so many campsites and parks opening through the spring and autumn, there’s no reason to pass up a few...
Read More about Gearing up for low seasonA taste of the great outdoors
Ben Tully | 21 Aug 2017 | Read time: 4m 38s
A touch of gentle activity to sharpen the appetite
Read More about A taste of the great outdoorsWalking France’s coastal paths
Rob Fearn | 28 Jul 2017 | Read time: 3m 9s
Whether or not Napoleon was a keen walker is not fully documented (he was certainly no stranger to a long march). What we do know, however, is that he decided that the French coastline was part of the nation’s heritage and so gave all citizens the right to access it.
Read More about Walking France’s coastal pathsFirst Time Touring Abroad
Ben Tully | 11 Jul 2017 | Read time: 3m 59s
Many first-timers see the rugged coastlines and pretty fishing villages of Brittany and Normandy something of a...
Read More about First Time Touring AbroadPower For Pleasure
Rob Fearn | 11 Jul 2017 | Read time: 4m 21s
Let’s start with basics: caravans and motorhomes are fitted with equipment that runs on either gas or 230V mains electricity...
Read More about Power For PleasureOnce upon a gondola...
Russell Wheldon | 12 Jun 2017 | Read time: 4m 15s
For over a thousand years the area was an independent state ruled over by Venice, and enjoyed the material and...
Read More about Once upon a gondola...The Coast with the Most
Russell Wheldon | 12 Jun 2017 | Read time: 3m 56s
From south of Nantes, down to the Gironde estuary, runs a flat, sparsely populated and rather unprepossessing region which draws in more holidaymakers than any other département on France’s Atlantic coast.
Read More about The Coast with the MostThe Normandy beaches of D-Day
Ben Tully | 5 Jun 2017 | Read time: 5m 3s
The beaches of Normandy saw the largest seaborne invasion in history - 6th June 1944 or D-Day marked the beginning of the Allied campaign to wrestle occupied Europe from Nazi control
Read More about The Normandy beaches of D-DayThe Future of Camping
Russell Wheldon | 22 May 2017 | Read time: 7m 33s
When you think about it, camping (in its most generic form) doesn’t make much sense.Why plan a caravanning adventure, heading...
Read More about The Future of CampingTake time to unwind
The Alan Rogers Team | 18 May 2017 | Read time: 3m 31s
Spas and treatments are available in all kinds of places but campsites are not usually associated with pampering self-indulgence. Recharge...
Read More about Take time to unwindA Vintage Holiday
Russell Wheldon | 12 May 2017 | Read time: 6m 5s
Campsite owners and vineyard owners share a passion for their land, so if you’re staying in a wine region, you won’t have to go far to enjoy a tasting.
Read More about A Vintage HolidayCity Camping
Rob Fearn | 20 Apr 2017 | Read time: 3m 26s
If you’re planning on taking a short city break within the UK and Europe this year, why not swap that...
Read More about City CampingAnyone for a free lunch…?
Ben Tully | 11 Apr 2017 | Read time: 3m 1s
It was a normal working Thursday at the Alan Rogers Oast. A day of meetings and routine tasks. Lunch looked...
Read More about Anyone for a free lunch…?Iconic French Battles of the 20th Century
Russell Wheldon | 1 Apr 2017 | Read time: 4m 24s
France has been at the epicentre of major conflicts throughout history and, for a country made up of such beautiful and tranquil landscapes, it has seen more than its fair share of bloodshed.
Read More about Iconic French Battles of the 20th CenturyStorm in a teacup
The Alan Rogers Team | 29 Mar 2017 | Read time: 4m 18s
The West Country offers much for the holidaymaker, having been for generations a firm favourite with countless campers and caravanners...
Read More about Storm in a teacupTake a break
Ben Tully | 20 Mar 2017 | Read time: 4m 11s
For many, a city break is a simple addition to a main holiday. So many of Europe’s finest destinations are...
Read More about Take a breakThe Canals and Rivers of France
Ben Tully | 13 Mar 2017 | Read time: 6m 43s
There’s a great drama about some of them – the magnificent château at Chenonceaux spanning the Cher, the deep gorges...
Read More about The Canals and Rivers of FranceWild camping restrictions in Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park
Rob Fearn | 2 Mar 2017 | Read time: 1m 34s
Restrictions have been put in place to limit wild camping in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. The restrictions...
Read More about Wild camping restrictions in Loch Lomond and Trossachs National ParkBeginner's Guide to: Tent Camping
Ben Tully | 23 Feb 2017 | Read time: 4m 26s
The days of waking up to find yourself somewhat damp from the elements are all but over for many campers...
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