I subscribe to all three monthlies (unless there are others, not including camper vans I don't know of?), and wondered what you guys think of them.
I very much enjoy MMM and look forward to its arrival each month, finding it full of interesting and well researched articles. There is plenty to read, and whilst I know there have been comments on here in the past about the content being repeated, as a fairly new motorhomer I haven't noticed this yet. The technical stuff is useful, and the tests go into a fair amount of detail. I have visited several of the campsites they have recommended as well, and so far so good.
Which Motorhome is an interesting read as well as long as they don't major on pvcs and campervans, and they don't seem to mind criticizing products where deserved. Again, well written with decent photos, and worth the money.
Practical Motorhome is however a different kettle of fish. It's more of a comic really than a serious magazine. Economically written and skimpily researched articles full of errors, and it's obvious that they are scared to comment badly on test vans, especially where the manufacturer has lent them one to use themselves. Sometimes they pick a theme, such as Germany and winter skiing a while back where they include several articles about the same thing that month, but if you have no interest in the theme it makes the whole magazine boring. I don't think I will renew my subscription, but am I being too critical? Don't get me started on the (Practical) Motorhome Channel...........
I very much enjoy MMM and look forward to its arrival each month, finding it full of interesting and well researched articles. There is plenty to read, and whilst I know there have been comments on here in the past about the content being repeated, as a fairly new motorhomer I haven't noticed this yet. The technical stuff is useful, and the tests go into a fair amount of detail. I have visited several of the campsites they have recommended as well, and so far so good.
Which Motorhome is an interesting read as well as long as they don't major on pvcs and campervans, and they don't seem to mind criticizing products where deserved. Again, well written with decent photos, and worth the money.
Practical Motorhome is however a different kettle of fish. It's more of a comic really than a serious magazine. Economically written and skimpily researched articles full of errors, and it's obvious that they are scared to comment badly on test vans, especially where the manufacturer has lent them one to use themselves. Sometimes they pick a theme, such as Germany and winter skiing a while back where they include several articles about the same thing that month, but if you have no interest in the theme it makes the whole magazine boring. I don't think I will renew my subscription, but am I being too critical? Don't get me started on the (Practical) Motorhome Channel...........