Yesterday we showed Christmas presents for the camping kids, in the form of toy camper vans and toy caravans. While browsing around for them, I came across some other camping-themed toys and games. So now you get to see them too...
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It should start on time, right? Here we've put together some suggestions for Christmas gifts for the campers of the future. How about a Hymer motorhome, a retro caravan or perhaps an entire campsite? All in miniature of course...
Read moreDo you think all caravans look the same? Here's one that definitely stands out from the crowd. When you park your Romotow, you swing it out to the side, in a way that cannot be explained but must be seen! Incidentally, the caravan is built in a lightweight material and is equipped with a gyroscope to automatically adjust the height.
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We have now bought a winter cover for the motorhome. Our motorhome will be outside during the winter and we want to protect it from the weather as much as possible. Of course, it would be even better if the motorhome could be kept indoors, but we can't find a good solution for that this year. We hope that a blanket will help!
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Swedes want to go camping on their winter holidays, at least if recent statistics are to be believed. A new survey from SCR - Swedish Camping shows that 7 out of 10 Swedes who want to go on a winter holiday see camping as an option. Here you can see more results from the survey.
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Many motorhomers are now fleeing the autumn and the cold here in the north, and rolling south to spend the winter somewhere around the Mediterranean. Some are already in place at more southern latitudes, and we have to admit that it doesn't sound too bad. If you want to get a taste of the feeling, you can follow some of the motorhome drivers who are blogging during the winter.
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Do you have winter tyres for your motorhome? If you plan to use your motorhome this winter, it's almost time to change to winter tyres. Between 1 December and 31 March, special tyres are required for winter road conditions and there are new rules for motorhomes with a total weight of more than 3.5 tonnes.
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In Ystads Allehanda you can read that Ystad wants to invest in motorhome tourists. They have calculated that during the high season they are visited by about 40 motorhomes per night and Marie Holmström, tourism strategist in Ystad, has been given the task of seeing how they can attract even more. She believes that this is a high-spending target group that they don't want to miss out on.
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As part of efforts to reduce CO2 emissions from commercial transport in Europe, the EU wants to fit all new vans with equipment that limits the speed of the vehicles. This would mean a speed limit for motorhomes as well.
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We have now parked the motorhome for the winter. We got a question about it: "Do you really park motorhomes in the winter? Don't you use them all year round?" The answer is that you do what you want. Of course you can use your motorhome all year round. Some makes and models are better suited to winter use than others, but usually it's fine.
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