Wheelhome launches Dashaway ECT camper trailer based on Tesla project

Conservative councillor Brian Jones has criticized Denbighshire County Council's proposal to convert former playing fields on Marine Drive into an overnight motorhome aire. He argues the site should be returned to green space as originally promised after the Rhyl East Flood Defence Scheme. Residents and fellow councillors support the Save Marine Drive Playing Fields campaign. A public meeting is scheduled for June 3.

Owners of Whitwell and Reepham station in Norfolk have submitted amended plans to expand the campsite. Originally proposing 15 pitches, the plan was reduced to five static caravans and two shepherd's huts following objections over highway safety. The application is with Broadland District Council.

Solo traveller Beth Eve visited Trevornick Holiday Park in Cornwall, named Holiday Park of the Year 2024/25. The park holds five-star ratings from AA and the English Tourism Council. She highlighted a mobile app for activities, generous pitch sizes for tents and caravans, and amenities including tennis courts, a swimming pool, arcade, evening entertainment, bike tracks, and a fishing pond. The park is a 10-minute walk from the north coast.

According to Bailey of Bristol, buyers are increasingly prioritising space, flexible layouts and off-grid capability. Among touring caravans, larger twin-axle models like the Pegasus Black Bologna are attracting strong interest for extended trips and year-round use. In the motorhome sector, layouts such as the Adamo 75-4DL with separate lounge areas remain popular. Compact campervans like the Endeavour B62 continue to appeal for their versatility in both touring and daily driving.

Police found drugs worth over £500,000, a revolver, and a zombie knife in a caravan owned by 44-year-old Duarte De Jesus. He was sentenced to five years and five months in prison after pleading guilty to eight charges, including possession with intent to supply cocaine, MDMA, and cannabis.

Private campsite Silver Sands on the Lizard Peninsula completed a two-year, £1m refurbishment. Occupancy rose 10%, and advance summer bookings are up 11.5%. The owner fears a proposed tourist tax could curb future investment.