After passing through Kent a few years ago we realised how much there is to see and do there, so we just had to dedicate a trip to exploring this underrated county for ourselves.

Having been home for some time now, we’re naturally starting to reminisce about past adventures and daydream about future ones. This particular blog post looks back at an adventure that took place this time last year, when we headed to Paris for our first caravan trip overseas!

With the New Year edging closer we made our way back up to Scotland for some festive fun- Hogmanay in Edinburgh!

Although a lot of people tuck their caravans up for winter, these days they are built so well that there is no reason not to go exploring all through the year, and with Christmas just around the corner we were looking forward to escaping for some festive fun.

This Easter we decided to do the least cliche thing ever, and have a caravanning trip to Cornwall!Stephen had enjoyed many holidays there as a child, but surprisingly we were yet to visit together, and we couldn’t wait!

With storm Diana in full swing and no sign of improvement in the forecast, we were contemplating cancelling our long weekend away. But after some deliberation we came to the conclusion that if it was going to continue raining horizontally we’d much rather spend the weekend bunkering down in a cosy caravan than stuck inside at home. But did this end up being the right decision?

In late October we were lucky enough to try out a brand new Bailey Phoenix, here’s what we got up to...

After having a wonderful time in sunny Cirencester we were looking forward to continuing our heatwave adventure on the south coast.