Sleeping bags vary in weight depending on what type of conidtions you will be using them in. If you're a serious camper, enduring long distance treks or expeditions then it's worth spending the extra cash on a 'down' filled lightweight sleeping bag. Feather Weight Down is a gift from nature, it's the thermal insulation which is grown by birds, and considering the harsh environments birds survive in, down is perfect full for a sleeping bag which will ...
If you're a bit tight for space when heading off on holiday in your caravan or campervan, and if you haven't already considered it, you could look to buy a caravan awning. Caravan awnings are essentially an extra space or room which you add onto your caravan, motorhome or camper-van. They act as an additional space for eating, sleeping or just relaxing in if the weather is too hot or a bit wet and windy. There are various styles on the market and a good quality awning can ...
Updated 13-01-2012 at 02:39 PM by Nick B
Owners of Caravans and Motorhomes should be familiar with using covers to keep them protected during storage. A variety of Caravan Covers can be found online and in specialist stores. Covers differ slightly to Motorhome Covers, like for instance the shape and measurement, but in reality they are both designed similarly so as to protect against the elements. Waterproof Covers Waterproof covers are required here in the UK as our weather is frequently damp and wet, ...
If you're heading off camping or trekking, no doubt at some point it is most likely you'll require a sleeping bag. My own experience of trying to find a sleeping bag a few years back was not a good one, with little information avaialble at the stores I visited. So.. For those who are not 'in-the-know' about sleeping bags here are a few basic pointers: Size & Shape - A mummy style bag may offer the most warmth, but if you're using the sleeping bag inside or in warm conditions ...
We've met some friends for the weekend at the Golden Cap Campsite in Seatown, Dorset. We're in the Bongo this time, so no Tipi. It's a bit different from the last time we were here when it was quite literally blowing a gale with torrential rain. It's lovely and sunny and hardly any wind at all, so different its incredible. Not the most up to date of sites, but there are plenty of facilities and even when busy I've not had to queue for a shower or anything. We're just packing up ...
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