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Hi Badcat

See you live in east london have you thought of joing the conway owners club as they can give you a lot of help aswell. where abouts do you live may be able to meet up for a practise round by me as there is a few carprks we could go to, and bring the other half and ill bring mine and have a laugh at as we both try to reverse what ever.

Clive Cocm

   Hi i am also a novice on this but i was told by a work mate you should always put your hand at 6.30 on the wheel,now wether this works or not i havn't tried it yet but as he is a pro at caravans i will take his word for it. And guess what IM A WOMAN of 56years young caravanning on my own(got a foldaway one).Let me know how you get on,any advice to me would be good as well. Guess where im going Sunday,yes to find a BIG AIRFIELD of CAR PARK. Could be at it for hours!!!!!!!!!

My son, used to drive huge Continental coaches, now a cement mixer, drove my unit all over when I first had heart problems, but made me reverse it. He just wn't even try.

Main thing, as others have said, is to take your time and forget everyobne else around. If you need to ease forward again, then ease forward again.

We've all sat watching someone reverse into the next pitch, make a reasonable job of it, then get out, all red-faced, smile at us and say something like "I made a pigs ear of that didn't I?"  The point being, when you're tooing and froing you think you're b-ing it up but you're not.