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tango55.

Off the point,but £10 per week may be expensive where you live, but up to £500 a year for secure, but non cassoa storage, is quite normal around here- andthats for a small caravan, some sites charge extra per metre over 5 metres.

Quote: Originally posted by littlejack40 on 09/3/2012

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tango55.

Off the point,but £10 per week may be expensive where you live, but up to £500 a year for secure, but non cassoa storage, is quite normal around here- andthats for a small caravan, some sites charge extra per metre over 5 metres.

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Hi bowler70,  I have come across a lot of storage sites in my travels up and down the country, seen the vans stored, but never seen any vans stored with hitch on ground, this is the first I have heard of anyone doing so, must make that piece of real estate the most profitable in the country, I would suspect that if van dropped to ground, the impact could result in the side panels loosening from the floor through time. I would complain and move van. I would certainly do as tango55 suggests ASP.

Hi All, things much better up north I'm currently storing the van at Stainforth near Doncaster & paying £170 per year,not CASSOA registered but nice & secure,only problem is it's around 15 miles from home, so I'v located another storage only 5 miles away for £170, so yes much cheaper up here.

Regards

Graham

magsruby,

We paid £250in east sussex, unfortunately we now live in west sussex, our old storage site is 30 miles away, sites in west sussex seem to be approx double the east sussex price,

Quote: Originally posted by littlejack40 on 10/3/2012

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magsruby,

We paid £250in east sussex, unfortunately we now live in west sussex, our old storage site is 30 miles away, sites in west sussex seem to be approx double the east sussex price,

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we are lucky in the fact we have the van at home, BUT if stored this way how does one prepare the van for a trip out ? ie check tyres ,clean,check battery ect.not everyone has room to take the van home?