Hi, after a minor shunt (oops) I nee a rear bumper for a 2010 Elddis Autoquest 180. Any tips, advice or do you have one?

Thanks for any help

Steve

I have had occassion to use the the cross Ferries a few times this year and have been quite surprised at the cariations in Prices for the Dover Calis 7Duinkerque crossing.

What might seem cheap in one direction is often offset by a large hike in the price coming in the other direction.

Trying to stay with one operator is no guarrantee of competative price, and I would advise all Motorhome owners to simply Book ONE DIRECTION at a time, and use an interneyt cafe/ macdonalds rtc for the retyurn journey, nearer to the return date.

Emember to check out each of the operators.

We are fortunate as Motohome owners, that exact time of departure can be varied to obtain the best price, with an overnight stay at either end, on a Free parking place-

I do not like driving at night, so whenever we make the crossing we tend to stay near the port.

On the Dover side, we have found that there is a very good stopover place on the Sea Front, after 5.30pm, untill 8.30am,

Another favourite Dover spot had been the Tescvo store, that is just 2 miles outside Dover on the A2 route. This now has a TIME LIMIT, so beware.

If there is time, the Park and Ride facility in Canterbury is very useful, i think it is the Southern site, wher there is a camping Car facility, sectione off, and they give you FREE bus travel into Canterbury. Ther is s charge, but i think well worth it.

On the Calis side we tend to use the Aire, facing the Ferry terminal, just ij front of the Campsite. Off season it is Free.