It’s not long until Easter and dedicated motorhomers will be planning the end of their winterisation and deciding where to head off to on the inaugural trip of 2016. Check everything is in fully working order and that you’ve got suitable insurance in place by checking out http://motorhomeinsurance.org.uk/ and you’re then ready to go.

If you’ve got some time booked off and want to know where enjoy your break, why not organise a whistlestop tour of England? You can see many great landmarks in as little as a week and whilst this itinerary begins in the south east, you can adjust it to wherever is your nearest point on the map.

That’s right, we’ve come up with some little hacks that should make it incredibly easy to have a more relaxed and stress-free time out in the wild. All of the following tricks are designed to add that little more efficiency to your camping experience, and if you manage to integrate some of them into your routine, we can pretty much guarantee that you will have a better time under the stars

Your first campervan will always hold a special place in your heart. Often given a name to bring it into the fold of the family and the source of many incredible memories, it will be a vehicle never to be forgotten as the years go by.

If you’re at the stage where you’ve just bought your first campervan, you have your campervan insurance in place and you’re deciding what to pack for your inaugural adventure, here are some tips on travelling light but having all the comforts of home.

Top 5 places to camp in the UK

Packing a tent and sleeping bags into the car is a particularly British trait. Heading off into the countryside for holidays with just the bare essentials of life means a trip which will take everyone as close to nature as possible.

What to look for when buying a tent

Camping is officially cool. With the growth of outdoor festivals year on year, the number of people deciding to try camping and caravanning for inexpensive and portable accommodation is being more and more popular.

The numbers who decide to pack a tent and sleeping bag and head to a UK campsite is now edging close to 1.5 million every year. The combination of more outside events and looking for more cost effective holidays has increased the number over the last few years.