Our caravan insurance is coming due soon, and the Caravan club are asking for the same premium as last year,, which is just over £500. Van is Vanmaster, new for old value of £27500.

Anyone with any possibilities of cheaper cover in mind ? Van is stored inside, is alarmed, and has a tracking device.

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Thanks, Transman

I haven't looked around for my insurance yet, but i think the level of cover provided by the CC is quite good

Have a look through a caravan magazine there seems to be companies advertising there each month, if you don't have any magazines laying around let me know i look through and provide a few numbers whn i get home  Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

Ah pre-empted, you know me well Ever tried NFU insurance maybe not the cheapest but very good, often coming top in surveys etc. I can advice full insurance as my mates sherman tank arrives this week!

Actually the tractor is now on its summer tyres, each only about 10" wide so I can drive through my crops without squashing them all. The wheel change took about 3 hours so no chance of an F1 pit lane job for me.

I have NFU caravan insurance, price is competitive rather than cheap but the cover is very good. also when a chap I know had to make a claim, their claims service was apparently first class.
May be worth getting a quote.

I have heard good reports from NFU though never got a price

CC Insurance handled my claim great when somebody tried to take my 6 month old caravan  Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

Its was me scavaging for tank food

thanks for admitting it, the boys in blue are on there way  Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

Hi Transman,

Try MCIA telephone 0870 366 1245 they always beat CC quotes and have very similar policies.

No probems with claims, and I have found them to be efficient and fare.

Just paint it pink - you won't need insurance - no one would nick it. Mind you when touring you might get alluring looks from those farmer boys!  Freelander 2 - SE
Sumatra Black - TD4 -4X4 Jack Russel in boot.