Practical Caravan

TOWING IN THE AUTUMN

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SUMMER IS NATURALLY the peak of the caravanning season, but for many of us, autumn is actually the best time of year to go touring. Campsites are quieter, the cooler temperatures make for a better night’s sleep, and changing colours in the trees show landscapes at their best.

Towing a caravan in the autumn is a different matter, though. The changing season brings its own challenges if you want to enjoy a safe and stress-free tow.

Wet weather

Fingers crossed, the weather this autumn may put summer to shame. Realistically, there’s a strongare, on average, two of the three wettest months of the year.

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