Boat and Caravan Club is having a Boat Race on the 2nd September...

I went to The Boat and Caravan Club in Mpumalanga...

A young man sprinkling his lawn and bushes with pesticides wanted to check the contents of the barrel to see how much pesticide remained in it. He raised the cover and lit his lighter; the vapours ignited and engulfed him. He jumped from his truck, screaming.

During the past year I wrote an article regarding the touchy subject of safety and security while camping. For those of you who have not seen it and also for those of us going away in a few weeks time for the Christmas break, I include this HOW TO CAMP SAFELY article for your perusal.

The driver, thats you, of the tow vehicle has the responsibility for the safe operation of the caravan you are towing, and you need to carry out the following checks

Set your parameters when you choose from over 1300 Resorts or from one of the 300 odd Featured Resorts in the Country.

These log sheets come in very handy when planning future trips and can be a big help when budgeting for your next getaway. 

These log sheets come in very handy when planning future trips and can be a big help when budgeting for your next getaway. They serve as a reminder of where you've been, what your site fees were and what your fuel consumption was.

Make sure you don't leave anything behind..

Weight ratio balance between your car and caravan is important, as it is critical in ensuring the stability of your car and caravan whilst towing.

I can never find this diagram when I need it -- so here it is!

This is a discussion that most of us have had one time or another in the campsites and caravan parks around our country.

Every year thousands of South African take to the roads with their caravans in tow.

CaravanParks.com Comprehensive Manual to Safer Towing.

National Road Safety Laws has alerted the general public and parents to the importance of using car seats for their small children whenever and wherever they are driving. No matter the distance.

Everyone thinks caravans cause traffic holdups, but what they don't realise, it isn't the caravan that's holding you up, it's the driver who doesn't know how to tow it effectively.

There is no reason why one should not be permitted to tow at 120 km/h today on the open road.

This is a controversial item.