Your caravan’s corner steadies (often called screw jacks) aren’t for lifting — they’re there to stabilise your van once it’s level. Keeping them clean and lubricated stops stiffness, noise, and premature wear, and helps avoid that horrible grinding sound on site.

Your electrical hook-up (EHU) cable is one of the most important — and most overlooked — safety items in caravanning and motorhoming. It connects your vehicle to mains power on site, running everything from sockets and chargers to fridges and heating systems. A damaged or poorly maintained hook-up cable isn’t just inconvenient — it can be dangerous . This guide explains how to check, service, and look after your EHU cable , when to replace it, and how to stay safe on UK camps

Towing a caravan safely is all about control and confidence — and AL-KO stabilisers play a huge part in that

Are you ready to hit the road, explore charming landscapes, and create unforgettable memories in the comforts of your camper van, motorhome, or caravan? As outdoor enthusiasts, we understand the excitement of embarking on an adventure and the importance of being prepared with the right essentials. Whether you are a seasoned traveler or a newbie to the world of mobile living, this guide is tailored to help you make the most of your UK caravan or motorhome journey. 1. Efficient