Sarah Wakely
Freelance Journalist and Sub Editor at Freelance
Editor-in-chief of @PMotorhome and @PCaravan magazines at @FuturePLC, presenter on @InformationTV, and some-time triathlete. Proud European.
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
practicalcaravan.com | Sarah Wakely
If you’ve bought a caravan since January 2022, we’d love to hear from you in our Owner Satisfaction Survey 2026 – and you could win a fantastic prize in the process!We recognise that there are some aspects of your tourer that only time will reveal. How does the furniture hold up? Is the payload big enough for your needs? Are the steadies easy to access?
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3 weeks ago |
practicalmotorhome.com | Sarah Wakely
The best air fryer for a motorhome will provide you with a quick and efficient way of rustling up food on tour. It’s a touring gadget that will come in particularly handy if your ‘van doesn’t come with an oven. When you’re pitched up at one of the best motorhome sites, you may eat out sometimes, but having the appropriate facilities for cooking an on tour feast will be a good way of keeping costs down.
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1 month ago |
practicalmotorhome.com | Sarah Wakely
After months of consideration on layout and kit levels, I recently bought a pre-owned Autocruise Select 144 from Somerset Motorhome Centre. After collecting the vehicle from the dealership – which has large premises near Taunton – we were helpfully booked into Cornish Farm Touring Park a few miles down the road to spend our first night in the campervan. This was done in order to test everything out before taking the motorhome home the following day.
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1 month ago |
practicalmotorhome.com | Sarah Wakely
The 2017 model year was an interesting one for Swift. Before then, it offered a range of panel van conversions under the Autocruise name, including the Rhythm, the Forte and – my favourite – the rear-lounge, side-kitchen Accent. However, for that season Swift came up with a new concept for its panel van range – also under the Autocruise moniker, but with a stripped-back style that took things right back to basics.
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1 month ago |
practicalcaravan.com | Sarah Wakely
Accidents happen, and we’ve all been there – dropping a shampoo bottle in the caravan shower, only to find it has left a crack across the tray. Or perhaps you’ve noticed other trim on your caravan becoming dry and brittle; once that happens, the A-frame cover or front panel can become degraded and even split.
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