We should live in a society where we always feel safe, but in reality this isn’t always the case. Being armed with commonsense and experience is therefore not a bad thing when embarking on a camping trip alone. As a general belief, “campers are a friendly welcoming bunch of people who are out to become one with nature”, according to SearchWarp.com, but being aware of possible dangers could come in handy.

The Caravan Club have reported that the latest addition to the Elddis range is the “best caravan available for under £12k”. The Elddis Xplore 302 was the winner of ‘The Caravan Club Caravan Design Awards 2010 for the under £12,000’ category

Having a crystal ball and predicting the future isn’t something many of us can boast, but with obvious signs that holidaying at home is increasing, it can safely be said that the future of “UK holidays in the great outdoors is definitely looking bright”, as reported on Travel Daily News.

“With an estimated audience of around 150,000 viewers per programme broadcast, and an online audience of around 10,000 per edition,” it’s no surprise that The Caravan Channel is attracting advertising from the caravan and motorhome industries’ “major players”, reports UKPRwire.

Now that the ‘glamping’ (glamorous camping) craze has got off to a speedy start, the childhood memories of family camping holidays can be forgotten and replaced with thoughts of luxurious boutique getaways, not back-to-basic breaks.

Celebrity approval can be hit and miss, but the camping craze has seen some of the world’s most famous names fronting the trendy way to travel. Kate Moss, supermodel and renowned trendsetter, showed up to Glastonbury a few years ago in a modern motorhome, showing there is a cool way to hassle-free camping.

If you’re planning on taking your pride and joy campervan to Glastonbury Festival this year you will be pleased to know that efestivals.co.uk have released information about the proposed festival changes which will run until 2016.

Show your passion for the great outdoors by embarking on a journey to the Scottish Caravan & Outdoor Leisure Show, held in Glasgow between the 4th and 7th February. The show promises to showcase some of the latest caravans and motorhomes as well as a host of treats for its visitors.

The stability and future of the caravanning industry could be at the forefront of caravanners concerns this year, as the recession threats continued to prevail in 2009 coupled with the bad weather

Ever imagined a whole channel dedicated purely to caravanning and motor-homing? Well dream no more.