Mileage done with caravan this year!

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Sep 16, 2018
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Roughly 1500 miles and about 35 nights so far, currently warm and cozy on a cl in the Peak District listening to storm Barra, before we add the 200 miles home on Friday.
 
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Apr 13, 2021
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A bit bored so totted up the mileage that has been done with our caravan for this year and it is 1122 miles. In normal times this would have easily exceeded 3000 miles as we travelled to France or Spain each year. The caravan has been in storage since September except for a 14 mile trip for its annual service. I would guess that many would have a similar mileage on their caravans for this year.

if bored you could add up my miles for me.! This graph is from my phantom tracker. It would be good if it kept a running total. The short trips are to the dealer for a service and then a guarantee water ingress repair. The third one in 9 years. You should be able to figure out that it’s still at the dealer!F18F8900-1A7E-4117-8B14-FAD3E58B6BF9.png
 
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So living in Scotland middle of - 1 x return to Windsor 840 miles - 10 x East Lothian 120 so 1200 - twice to Ayr 149 x2 - Loch Lomond west 30 miles x 4 then a trip to Oban 180 miles return 2.6 K in total - I get 25 mpg so approx 104 gallons so 472 Litres - average price 140 p per litre so 660 pounds in fuel - approx still cheaper than going to Benidorm and much more family fun !
 
Sep 29, 2016
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Motorbike = 0
Caravan, didn't count; but I was doing quite well and keeping up with bookings until the Crona finally got me ( that little sneaky git that rides comfortably on the backs of the uncaring and selfish that refuse to be innoculated without good reason).
Planning on a xmas\new year trip in the caravan if all goes well, :).
 
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Apr 20, 2009
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Towing 106 miles to St Ives Cornwall - 5 Nights
Towing 106 miles return

Towing 26 miles to Seasonal
No Towing(think approx) 30 nights
Towing 26 miles return

Loved the seasonal, missing it now!!
 
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Mar 17, 2007
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Towing 106 miles to St Ives Cornwall - 5 Nights
Towing 106 miles return

Towing 26 miles to Seasonal
No Towing(think approx) 30 nights
Towing 26 miles return

Loved the seasonal, missing it now!!

Have you given up the seasonal?
mel
 
Apr 20, 2009
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Have you given up the seasonal?
mel
Yes Mel, the season ended at the end of October, we could have extended at further cost for winter but as we had to get the van serviced and we are seriously thinking of changing to an Island bed (we are both finding climbing over each other during the night a real pain) we decided this year to keep the lovely memories we made and look towards a longer season next year if we go down the same route. It worked for us this year BUT I do miss visiting different places, oh decisions , decisions!!
 
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Yes Mel, the season ended at the end of October, we could have extended at further cost for winter but as we had to get the van serviced and we are seriously thinking of changing to an Island bed (we are both finding climbing over each other during the night a real pain)
The reason why we switched to an island bed many years ago.
 
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Just worked mine out, considering we didn't get away until after the 12th April done about 1100 miles. Cornwall 256m x2 and three trips to site near Fakenham Norfolk 98m x6
 
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We have the transverse island bed and it is better then the side bed for us. The problem though is with the bed out at night the gap to the wall is very tight, so you need to see if you can live with that before buying.
 
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We have the transverse island bed and it is better then the side bed for us. The problem though is with the bed out at night the gap to the wall is very tight, so you need to see if you can live with that before buying.
Its a compromise, for the reason you mention we went for the end bed, which is easier to get round, but we miss the end bathroom, the mid shower has part of the wheel arch in it which is annoying. However very glad we made the change, apart from anything else its great to have a solid door separating the lounge and bedroom areas.
 
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