Cannot insure my caravan

How long are you staying on a single site?? 

As long as possible. I expect to be working at Bishops Cleave for up to two years.

Pete, following this post and your others, are you aware you can only stop on a CL for a maximum of 28 days? You might be better finding a private site and negotiating a stay rate with the owners. Some farms can be very obliging as well, if they already have caravans on site. 

Thanks for the comment, takethedogalong. At the moment I don't know what a private site is or how I would find an obliging farm. There are a few sites around Bishops Cleave where I could move between, at least until I build up my knowledge.

Apologies Pete, forgot how new you are to this. Caravan Club, and the other Club are really for tourers, so time is limited on Club organised sites. I would suggest taking a look on UKcampsites, use the search engine on there, possibly typing in Cheltenham as local town, and it should come up with a list of different sorts of sites. You could contact a few, and see if they have some long term pitches available. Given that you will be staying over quieter Winter months, you ought to be able to haggle a bit on price! Failing that, try and find out if any of local farms might site caravan for you, for a fee. We bought a caravan from someone who used it just as you aim to do, and that was sited on a nice farm. Was his bolt hole when inbetween working abroad on extended trips. Good luck.

As for insurance, you will be insuring a touring caravan so the CC cover, of any similar, should be appropriate. 

You used your caravan for B&B?  You must have a very strange customer base. 

Cyber.  Think OP plans to stay in his caravan rather than BandB!

As for insurance, you will be insuring a touring caravan so the CC cover, of any similar, should be appropriate. 

This is incorrect  I have told the insurance company of my intentions and they have replied that they will not insure me for any work-related activities.

As for insurance, you will be insuring a touring caravan so the CC cover, of any similar, should be appropriate. 

This is incorrect  I have told the insurance company of my intentions and they have replied that they will not insure me for any work-related activities.

In that case I stand corrected but will the van actually be used in connection with your work or will it simply be your accommodation? There is a difference.