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Based on 453 reviews<\/span> <\/div><\/trustindex-image> <\/div> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image><\/span> <\/div> <\/div> <\/div> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image>Verified<\/span><\/span><\/span> Lots of useful information<\/strong>\nA well written book full of useful, practical, information and tips. Much better than the rather preachy \u201cMotorhome Bible\u201d. Some of the photos have the wrong aspect ratio on the Kindle, but this didn\u2019t really detract from the book much, so I still gave it 4 stars. With decent photos, it would have got 5.<\/div> <\/span>JSA <\/div>11. January, 2025.<\/div> <\/div> <\/div> <\/div> <\/div><\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image>Verified<\/span><\/span><\/span> Great practical advice<\/strong>\nHelps to understand thd issues of having a motor home. Super helpfull to<\/div> <\/span>carol <\/div>28. December, 2024.<\/div> <\/div> <\/div> <\/div> <\/div><\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image>Verified<\/span><\/span><\/span> A must read book for first timers<\/strong>\nA good read with lots of information and tips for first time owners of campervan \/ motor homes. Very useful<\/div> <\/span>bookworm <\/div>20. November, 2024.<\/div> <\/div> <\/div> <\/div> <\/div><\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image>Verified<\/span><\/span><\/span> A handy book for the adventure minded reader.<\/strong>\nGood old fashioned way of saying and doing something that I personally forgot about or didn\u2019t know existed. Very interesting and helpful throughout.<\/div> <\/span>James Perks <\/div>23. October, 2024.<\/div> <\/div> <\/div> <\/div> <\/div><\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image>Verified<\/span><\/span><\/span> Comprehensive, Informative and Essential Reading for Motorhome Owners<\/strong>\nAs a very new Motorhome owner, I would recommend this book, it takes you on a complete journey of Motorhome ownership, from why you should buy one, how to choose the right one for you all the way through to taking it abroad for a year long adventure.The book is stacked out with practical, honest, humorous and heartfelt advice from the two authors, who clearly are very experienced Motorhomers, but are prepared to share their mishaps and errors, in the hope that you do not repeat their mistakes.The book is laid out in a logical, thoughtful schedule with detail and photographs that will guide you through what can be, for the newbie Motorhome owner (me), a tsunami of things to learn, terminology to understand and even etiquette to be observed.I haven't even used my Motorhome on a site yet, but feel confident of arriving at a site, setting up and enjoying the good life all thanks to this book. Can't recommend it highly enough.<\/div> <\/span>Mr P. <\/div>29. November, 2023.<\/div> <\/div> <\/div> <\/div> <\/div><\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image>Verified<\/span><\/span><\/span> Buy this book<\/strong>\nWell . . . what can I say . . . !! Although in our 60s and nomadic virgins, my wife and I have had lots of static caravan holidays with a couple of generations of offspring and enjoyed them immensely. We decided to buy a motorhome (delivery delayed by COVID until next month) and see more of the UK and Europe before we pop our clogs, without said offspring cramping our style. We thought carefully about the vehicle that would suit us and are perfectly happy with the choice we made; a 7.5 metre 4 berth motorhome, that gives us plenty of room to carry our ancient bones in comfort and a degree of luxury. Next step was to buy a book that would advise me of the requirements for mobile life as well as any pitfalls; but which one? The title of this book drew me, and the synopsis suggested it could be what I was looking for. Having now read the tomb, I am absolutely delighted I bought it. An easy and delightful read, packed full of useful information without going into excessive detail (it does refer you on to additional information, should you so wish). It did not change my mind about the motorhome we bought; indeed it confirmed the choice was correct for us. The information provided will prove invaluable in the coming years. I even filled up when I read about Charlie. Thank you Julie and Jason.<\/div> <\/span>Kindle Customer <\/div>15. November, 2021.<\/div> <\/div> <\/div> <\/div> <\/div><\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image>Verified<\/span><\/span><\/span> Buying a motorhome or van conversion? You need this book<\/strong>\n2023 review update: Now got our campervan and just bought the latest 2023 edition of this book to gain advice on the ever growing considerations re ULEZ and other clean air zones in Europe. Our previous copy was pre-Brexit too. Can't recommend this book highly enough. It provides invaluable packing lists but advice on basics like how to fill it up with water, empty the tanks, use aires abroad, etc. We'd camped for years but it still enabled us to get up to speed with a campervan, well prepared and stress free. More seasoned motorhome\/camper owners might well find the up to date EU aspects above helpful.Original review: We are considering buying a van conversion (ie. a panel van converted with a shower\/toilet inside) and this book is an absolutely perfect introduction for us or a prospective motorhome owner. We are a year into our research for what will be for most of us a really major purchase, so we have some subject knowledge but we need more advice to help us try and buy the right vehicle first time round. Written by a couple who've gone through this themselves, the book covers an enormous amount of vital detail, even to the point of recommended stocking\/packing lists and budgets for a trip away. It is written in a honest style, refreshingly self published rather than being a corporately edited volume, and is an easy enjoyable read about what could be a rather dry subject otherwise. It has very helpful advice when visiting most European or near Europe countries, maybe not a new experience for many, but now to be done in a larger or much bigger vehicle. We don't have a pet to take away, but for those that do there's invaluable information here too.So highly recommended if you are thinking of or are new to a motorhome or van converstion, a must have purchase really, that certainly will be repeatedly useful over many years.<\/div> <\/span>SimonR <\/div>2. November, 2019.<\/div> <\/div> <\/div> <\/div> <\/div><\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image> <\/trustindex-image>Verified<\/span><\/span><\/span> Guides you through the minefield of motorhome selection and use<\/strong>\nWith several years experience under their belts Jason and Julie Buckley have condensed much of their knowledge in this easy to read handbook. There's no finger-wagging 'you must do it this day's just gentle explanations of how things have worked out for them in a range of situations which you, we, may come across. There are lots of hyperlinks, in the Kindle version, out to other information sources out on the web to back up their narratives so look on this handbook as a solid basis for developing your knowledge of touring with a motorhome. As pet owners we are particularly interested in the various sections dealing with Charlie (their dog) as we will have to find ways to transport\/feed\/medicate\/wash and dry\/import\/export our dog too. There are good sections on running costs for a motorhome, mini-snapshots of many European countries, lists of things to pack and take with you, suggestions for types of tours, even a section of various possible year long routes around Europe - all based on first hand experience. All in all a fairly comprehensive handbook for the novice motorhomer, although I am sure that experienced motorhomers will also be able to pick up some good tips from this book.<\/div> <\/span>KennyO <\/div>12. 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