motorhomes for SOCIAL DISTANCING

Hooray! After three months of not being able to go anywhere, as we went to press it was looking as though the touring season was finally starting, with caravan parks across the country beginning to reopen from the start of July.

It should be good news, of course, but it could be a very different world of motorcaravanning we head out to.

With new social distancing measures in place, you could find there’s a queue to reach the site’s toilet block, while the café might not even be open, so you’ll have to make more use of the kitchen in your motorhome.

So, is it time to think about trading in your current model for something in which you can be a bit more self-sufficient?

Alternatively, if you were about to trade in anyway, what are the features to look for to make such a new way of touring easier? Let us be your guide.

A large garage

A spacious area for storage at the back of the motorhome would clearly be an advantage because it provides room for all of the extra equipment you might need to bring if you are to isolate well (such as additional supplies of dry