Author archive for Tim and Helen
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Choosing the right Caravan Insurance.
By Tim and Helen on00Put caravan insurance on you’re to do list! When you purchase a caravan, you may find there’s some extra costs involved that you hadn’t budgeted on. Please do not hesitate and avoid putting off insuring your caravan. Whether you store it at a purpose built compound or on your drive, to being on a campsite or in transit to your destination. Its always a […] -
Safety advice on your caravan tyres
By Tim and Helen onImportant things to remember before you hit the road! It is important to check a number of things before you head on the roads with your caravan….. the tyres being one of them! Caravan tyres need to be well maintained in order to get a long life span on them. It is important that you check the tyre pressure, tighten and check the […] -
Which gas can I use?
By Tim and Helen onWhich gas can I use for my Caravan? LPG gas cylinders are ideal for caravans and motorhomes because they tick so many boxes in making caravanning convenient. It can power your heating, oven and hob, fridge and freezer and lighting. Petroleum gas is a process of refining crude oil. Basically it is collected and compressed into a liquid before being bottled. […] -
What Plymouth has to offer
By Tim and Helen onAbout Plymouth It has one of the largest naval bases in western Europe – HMNB Devonport and is the Second largest city in the southwest. Its economy relies on shipbuilding and ferry links. A regular international ferry service provided by Brittany Ferries operates from Millbay taking cars and foot passengers directly to France (Roscoff) and Spain (Santander) on the three ferries. […] -
Saltash is the gateway to Cornwall
By Tim and Helen onDiscover Saltash the gateway to Cornwall, while staying at Ashdon Farm. Saltash is approximately 5 miles away from St Mellion Storage, Ashdon Farm. A close distance to discover the history behind the busy town and visit tourist attractions around the local area. Saltash is a town and civil parish in Southeast Cornwall. It faces Plymouth over the River Tamar and is the largest town […] -
Why visit Callington?
By Tim and Helen onHistory of Callington Callington was originally called Calweton in the Doomsday book and was once a busy mining town. St Mary’s Church is from the 15th Century is at the centre of the town holding weekly services. Callington has a main fore street of shops as well as shops in side streets and roads. Trewartha’s is one of the longest […] -
Why visit Liskeard?
By Tim and Helen onVisit Liskeard. Liskeard has many things to offer. Our caravan storage near Liskeard is only 7 miles away we can offer a great service to the busy market town. From a regular cattle market to family run and high street shops, Liskeard suits everybody’s needs. In 2001 we diversified our busy working sheep farm to form St Mellion Storage. As you […] -
Servicing caravans at St Mellion Storage
By Tim and Helen onServicing caravans at St Mellion Storage Servicing your caravan at St Mellion Storage at your convenience, without towing it off site ……….what could be easier. An annual Full Service is recommended for all caravan owners. It covers all aspects of the caravan from getting the gas and electric checked to your brakes and chassis. From checking the safety of your oven and […] -
Keeping safe on holiday.
By Tim and Helen onKeeping safe on holiday. Keeping your family safe is always hard. A few things to think about! When you have children you can never completely relax being on holiday. As much as you try to teach them the dangers in the world you can’t wrap them up in cotton wool! A few safety tips to think about……. On most caravan sites they will […] -
Caravan or Motorhome?
By Tim and Helen onA caravan or motorhome? Whether you decide to choose a caravan or motorhome is a personal preference. In my opinion neither is right or wrong, but here’s a few things to think about. Our tips if your thinking about purchasing a caravan You need a suitable car to be able to tow it comfortably. Either a 4×4 or something like an […]