I have stayed on lots of their aires over several years as the system has grown and also on some of the camping mon village that they run. Like any system they vary and some sites are better than othe

Alan, if you can't use your shower because of the design, maybe you just bought the wrong MH for your purposes? I stay on farm sites, aires and THSs a lot, my shower is great because I knew I would us

I had been with LV for a number of years but my premium shot up this year by 20%. On phoning they instantly gave me a small reduction but I ended up with Direct Line who were much cheaper for the same

If you do not fancy Canterbury city centre, the council car parks have also now allowed overnight stays by motorhomes at Reculver, on the coast East of Herne Bay. There is a pub and café plus good wal

I thought that graphite powder was the accepted lubricant for locks? WD40 (the original version, not the Silicone or PTFE versions) sounds more likely to strip out the lubrication. Jim

It confused me because in the “overnight” section it says you can stay 3 days in a row, therefore I was unsure if you could stay 3 nights or only 2 nights to make up the 3 days. Since it refers to buy

I thought about installing one of these filters but it seemed a lot of effort for the type of camping I do since I mostly fill 5L containers for drinking water rather than drink from the tank. What I

I have one in my garage. I bought it to replace an old one on my Hymer but never fitted it before I sold the MH. I am away at present but can look it out and send you a photo when I get home a week to

I wonder if you are thinking of the station car park at Martin Mill, just off the A258 Deal Road? I have parked there on Sundays for walks with the Ramblers and there appear to be no restrictions. The

As an East Kent person who regularly travels Canterbury to Dover, I would not consider it to be “just outside Dover”, the aire you mention is in Canterbury or might be described as “just outside Cante

Robbie, where is this aire?

I am with Tim on this, I never get any smells other than one might expect upon using a toilet and I would not consider adding something like a SOG. I mostly use Bio wasking tablets or capsules, occasi

Works ok for me, too. Jim

Sent: 28 October 2016 23:11 To: motorhome-list@... Subject: Re: [MH-list] Silver Screen or Taylormade? I have previously had both Silver Screens and Taylormade on a variety of motorhomes

I have stayed at quite a few of these, they are a little expensive but on a par with other “full feature” aires like Bouchemaine and Neufchatel-en-Bray. You get a good space, usually delimited, electr

I asked on the Road Pro stand but they did not have any with them. The person i spoke to was not keen to reccommend them either, he is still doing some research and will have more info by the Malvern

I will see if I can see them on the stand when the show reopens. Jim

RoadPro sell skid wheels. I am at the Norfolk MH show and they gave us all a copy of the catalogue which features them. It says they fit nearly all MH chassis and should be fitted as far back as possi

I note Neil says hand tight for the adapter. I have the compact type fill point that requires the external filler screwing in when filling in the UK. I do that up hand-tight but I find that when I att

Although the graphite powder that you would use to lubricate a lock is really meant for metal to metal contact, I have heard of people using it on car windows to lubricate the channel in which they go