Issue 279 is now on sale! - Practical Motorhome

The latest issue of Practical Motorhome is on sale and it’s not to be missed!

Here’s what you can expect to see in Practical Motorhome issue 279…

There are two unmissable reviews! Firstly, we’re looking at the Adria Active Duo, a distinctive new campervan that has sliding doors on both sides and a robust build. Then there’s also a review of the Le Voyageur 7.0 GJF, a Fiat-based ‘van that is decidedly family-friendly and is on Al-Ko’s new STC chassis, providing a flat floor from front to back.

We’re also getting ready for Christmas! There’s our New Gear Christmas gift guide, full of brilliant motorhoming kit and ideal gift ideas. Plus we’re sharing our tips for a yuletide tour!

Also inside the issue…

NEC Show round-up: Selected highlights from the latest Motorhome & Caravan Show at Birmingham’s NEC.
Habitation problems: Peter Rosenthal considers DIY fixes, and issues that will require the help of the professionals.
The Big European Odyssey: Marcus, Kim and the children discover the beauty of the remote mountains in Georgia.
The Great Practical Motorhome Giveaway! Your chance to win a fantastic bundle of accessories worth more than £800.

PLUS: Gentleman Jack casts an expert eye over the latest iteration of Auto-Trail’s Grande Frontier (2021-present) in our regular Used ‘van buyer feature; Sam Coles explains the vital function of safety circuit-breakers; there are tours to Guernsey, Spain’s northern coast and more; we share some brilliant winter walking destinations to head to; and more!

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Peter Byrne

Peter is the Content Editor for Practical Caravan and Practical Motorhome. With over half a decade of experience as a digital editor, Peter’s expertise spans from interiors and homes to food and design. Writing for the website – and occasionally the magazine – Peter oversees the online buying guides, features and news. His career to-date has seen him do everything from launching websites to giving a speech to 250 people at the Tower of London with less than 24 hours notice.