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Proud Club CamperKing ambassador Trudi Fletcher and her husband Darren have been putting 'Mr Banner', their beloved CamperKing van, to amazing use - and we're not just talking about their travels!
While many may dream of raising a stein in Germany, we thought 'why not bring the Bavarian festivities closer to home?'. Imagine donning your lederhosen, indulging in German cuisine, and listening to the Oompah band, all while sipping on a beer amidst the stunning wilderness of Dartmoor National Park. This is what set the scene for our fourth Club CamperKing meet-up.
Over the first weekend of September, we were delighted to join our Club CamperKing members on our second annual stay at Cotswold Farm Park, and it was even bigger and better than ever!
On Friday 31st July, a collection of Club CamperKing members made their way cross country to the meet in the beautiful New Forest for our annual Club CamperKing New Forest Meet. We once again teamed up with the Caravan and Motorhome Club to stay at their pop-up site on the Beaulieu Estate.
Roaming through the open roads, exploring new destinations, and embracing the freedom of the great outdoors, these are some of the joys of owning a campervan. While the classic image of a campervan conjures up visions of camping trips and road adventures, these versatile vehicles have much more to offer than just holidays. In this blog post, we'll uncover some of the best alternative uses for a campervan that will truly unleash your wanderlust and enrich your life in unexpected ways.
Camping may be more traditionally associated with the countryside and enjoying a rural escape, but you may not have considered the benefits of camping in a city.
It’s the battle of the home nations in the final Qatar World Cup group B game tonight, as Wales face off against neighbours England, in a tightly contested group where all four teams can still qualify!
Club CamperKing member Andrew Prosser is celebrating after winning Best Camper Conversion with his CamperKing Monte Carlo in a competition in Wales.
Camping actually makes you happier. That's one of the key findings in a landmark study, the results of which have just been released.
The study, conducted by both Liverpool John Moores University and Sheffield Hallam University and commissioned by the Camping and Caravanning Club, surveyed more than 15,000 people and has revealed that people who go camping are happier than those who don't go camping.
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