MotorhomeFun Testimonials (1 Viewer)

[Odd job]

Before I had a motorhome I had a campervan, I joined a forum for that van (Mazda Bongo) when I upgraded to a motorhome I wanted to find a forum which would offer the help I was sure I would need. I browsed a couple of motorhome forums but loved Motorhome fun as I found the help offered is fantastic and the fun is real too. I am amazed at the help offered to members not just on motorhome topics either. Oh and old-mo 's jokes

 

[Mikeco]

I keep joining so that I can get £2 a night discount on Jim’s 5 star holiday complex.

 

[Vipar]

I bought the MH then started to look for an answer to a small problem. This site came up so for a small fee I joined and when I posed the question there were so many funsters replied with a solution that I figured that I had got my subscription back with one question.
The best thing is no question is stupid we can’t all know everything about everything. Everyone is willing to help with friendly advice. So much experience on here you can’t go wrong with becoming a member.
It has kept me sane during lockdown. Good family atmosphere.
As Del Boy say “you know it makes sense”

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[Speve]

If you’re stuck with a problem on your motorhome just ask and you will usually get an answer within 20 mins even less in lots of cases, put this together with the great funsters and what more could you want.
just read a few threads on the first page if you need proof?

 

[olley]

Old mo's jokes.

 

[Petehvan]

It is the best £15.00 I have ever spent on a motorhome product. I have saved much more than this through advice every year I have been a member.

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[CutThroatJake]

If Carlsberg did Motorhome Forums, it would probably look like this one

 

[bobnick]

Cause it was cheap, and i didn't have to use Pay Pal..............or did i

Bonus.
Fidgets daily smile
And those things Old Mo writes.

 

[Otter Spotter]

I joined MHF because it’s the go to place for help and information from such a diverse membership, I liken MHF to a flying club, where you could be flying with a bin man or Multinational CEO , but you wouldn’t know and it doesn’t matter who you are most will offer help, guidance and advice and 99.9% of the time it’s with fun in mind and smile on our faces.

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[M-J]

The subscription to MotorhomeFun pays for itself time and time again. Just last month discussions about tyres and servicing saved me around £500.

 

[Lynne Roy]

Being a member gives access to the best information on Motorhomes , travel destinations, routes and special little places to visit. Lovely friendly helpful group of people x

 

[BouncyBoatFolk]

It's an interactive "Wikipedia" for all things Motorhome, indebted to Jim, and all knowledgeable the acolytes.
Regards.
Mike

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[JJ]

I like to do my bit for charity, so subscribed to support a Welshman in need.

Who is this needy Welshman please?

JJ

 

[marrod23]

You can get totally p******ed at a rally & there is always someone to carry you back to your van

 

[stevewagner]

'Simply the Best'

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[AJM2]

Excellent source of information on everything Motorhome-related, plus a great community of members for a general chat, support and (respectful) argument.

 

[B-well]

Well it looks like congratulations are in order, firstly to Jim and his family for setting up and supporting Motorhome fun throughout and then to all the members who have contributed in a very positive to the way they have played a part in bringing a result.

 

[Ian Bosman]

Ive just deleted a page that has some testimonials on it, they were good of course but all from 2010-2014. I need some current testimonials to put on a new page to encourage others to join.

Could any of you please write a short testimonial here that I might add to the new page, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks

I find this forum the most useful, informative forum I have joined. I have since buy-in our motorhome in late 2017 learnt a lot and been able to contribute when I felt I had something to say. Once or twice only have I felt a trifle uncomfortable with posts but then humanity includes those who challenge us and make us think. Well done to the this forum, may it continue for many years informing and allowing chat as it does

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[grasscutter]

Probably the best value for money in the motorhoming world.
The members have such a huge amount of information on all aspects of motorhoming.
Everything is covered from technical to touring and advice is freely given.
Ask a question and usually you will get a response very quickly.
No matter what the problem or question the chances are someone will have an input.
The humour amongst members is also a great asset.
Socially, the rallies are great fun and theres always a welcome.
Top this off with a great monthly online magazine and what you get for your membership is being part of one big family.

 

[Jev88]

"A wealth of information, advice and guidance. All from a great bunch of people that although you might not have met face to face leave you feeling they have your best interests at heart"

 

[Dorset Diver]

In no particular order:

As the name suggests the FUN.

The warm feeling of seeing those that need help getting all the assistance they need with no thoughts of recompense to the givers.

The whole big team / family feeling, even with the very occasional spat.

The banter and the humour. Even the daft threads about nothing that actually mean so much.

Old Mo. Whatever would we do without him (don’t answer that).

The international flavour.

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[cliffanger]

I joined because we had just bought a Motorhome. As others have said, it probably would have been better to join before buying, but we were lucky and bought a brilliant first time van.

From day one we found a wealth of information, friends and fun - a great deal of the latter!

Soon after we moved on to actually attending meets, (the first one being at Jim ‘s) and met some of the loveliest people you could ever wish to meet.

There are problems though:

The forum is completely addictive and it’s lucky I am not house proud - hours can slip by unnoticed .....

Saying goodbye takes longer and longer at every meet - getting round to all friends takes hours ....

And finally, you could be drafted in to a workshop by a fellow Funster Janine and fall in love ....

 

[buttons]

A must for political debate.

 

[peterc10]

With all the good advice I get I always save a lot more than the costs of the subs each year.

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[Peter and Julie]

Joined Motorhome Fun prior to buying four years ago! Without a doubt we subscribe year after year! It's the best £15 membership fee I have spent. With currently over 47000 members, the knowledge base is fantastic. No question goes unanswered even the daft ones . Plenty of 'meets' if that's your thing with lots of touring advice. Thoroughly recommended!
Peter and Julie

 

[Scotsblood]

MHF taught me so much before we bought our first motorhome and never stops providing great information, help and plenty of laughs as well!

 

[mikebeaches]

The go-to forum for EVERYTHING motorhome!

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[joe and sue]

A great club of, usually, like-minded people, who are willing to offer help and advice if you have a problem with something, who will offer support if you need it, will engage in a serious debate, or a bit of banter, and generally a nice place to be.

 

[Zains Pops]

Seemed like a good idea at the time...................................................................and still does.

 

[Gaston aires]

MotorhomeFun.... probably the best forum in the world.

In a Carlsberg sort of way.

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