Happy Valentine’s Day 💘 An apt #fromthearchives post is this dealership display of the Hanson ‘Love Bug’ travel trailer, which was produced from 1948-1958. Possibly one of the cutest names for a caravan ever, right? ❤️

#ThrowbackThursday to our stay in Edinburgh in 2024 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 We really fell in love with this amazing vibrant city. This city has everything: arts, culture, shops, great food, great bars and a real buzz. 📍Edinburgh, Scotland 📖 Edinburgh Caravan And Motorhome Club Site 💰 From £24.50 per night

#FromTheArchives to this fantastic little newsreel from 1968 showing the “HoverSprite”, a PR stunt performed by Caravans International who turned a Sprite Musketeer C caravan into a hovercraft!

#ThrowbackThursday to our stay at Camping Sandaya Les Alicourts in France 🇫🇷 This stunning site is nestled in the heart of the countryside, miles from the nearest town. This sprawling park contains everything from its own supermarket to a spa 🤩 📍Centre-Val De Loire, France 💰 From 19€ per night

You don’t need lots of money To find out how good it feels, To head out to the country With your little house on wheels.

Caravan road rallying in the early 1970s. Yes, caravan towing was once a competitive sport! And to stop it from becoming a demolition derby, the concours d’eligance was held at the end of the race.

It was acceptable in the 1970s! The purple interior of the 1973 Lynton Scimitar. Despite its quirky looks, it was a very unique and well considered caravan kitchen design. Note that there’s no upper storage lockers and the sink worktop rotates about 180 degrees to maximise the worktop space

I recently became the proud owner of this Rover P5b Coupé 😍 I’ve wanted one for years, and it’s a rare case of your hero exceeding all expectations. It’s a phenomenal car 🤩

One of my favourite new caravans - the La Mancelle Liberty 440PC from France 🇫🇷 I was lucky enough to get to borrow one to test back in the summer of 2023. Hands down, one of the best modern caravans I’ve ever had the good fortune to experience.

A special new blog post to start the year - NotAnotherWhiteBox is FIVE YEARS OLD in 2025! I take a look back at the history of my brand and the history of caravanning in my family. Read it here: www.notanotherwhitebox.co.uk/blog/five-ye...

#ProjectEccles is nearing completion! I’ve been working on it since last summer. It’s been a LOT of work, but this 1975 Eccles Sapphire is very possibly the last one left, so it needed preserving, given its special history…

Looking to connect with my tribes. My interests are: - Caravans (especially vintage ones!) - Camping/Travelling - Classic Cars - Rover P5 and P6 - Record Collecting (Vinyl) - Record Players/Turntables - 1960s-1970s Music - Old Formats (Tape, Reel To Reel etc…) - Photography - Graphic Design

Our beautiful 1964 Cheltenham Puku 4 is probably our favourite caravan. Cheltenham made caravans for connoisseurs back in the day, and over half a century later, this still puts pretty much all new caravans to shame with its practicality, build quality, towability and sense of style.

The caravan that started it all… my 1966 Sprite 400. Purchased by my Grandparents in 1972 😍 Still looking as good as new!

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