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While UKCS and its members are very good, they are not always available at 11 at night when I am on a campsite and my fridge/water pump/mains electrics suddenly go off. My Haynes Manual, on the other hand, will always be available and while it has not been "my favourite bedtime read" for quite a few years now, I always know where I can find it in a hurry.

I just wish a lot more people would make it their bedtime read for a few weeks after they buy (and preferably before they buy) their first caravan.
If they did, I would certainly feel a lot more comfortable about sleeping on a caravan park within a 100 feet of their pitch.

For any person that is using 12v or mains power, water and/or gas, has a fridge and/or a cooker, tows or drives their camping units, the Haynes Manuals are a must if only to give you a basic knowledge of the workings of your camping equipment and for the safety of yourself, your family and those that are camping around you.

The are "The Highway Code" of Caravanning.

Quote: Originally posted by JCB1 on 06/3/2011

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I find it useful, got one of Ebay for a pound plus postage. Its not the most recent version but neither is my caravan.

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