Touring caravan sat on wooden blocks - good idea?

Hi rahopkinson, the most important thing is that the ground that the supporting blocks rest on is firm enough. Two rows of flags running the length of the caravan would do the job. You could also use concrete building blocks under the wheels and also the steadies but if it is resting on soil or grass it will start to sink when the soil gets wet.

Even when touring on a site with a grass pitch it is sometimes necessary to tighten down the steadies after a few days to stop the caravan from rocking, the larger the footprint of the blocks under the steadies the better. I have seen some people using railway sleepers under the steadies on seasonal pitches.

You may already know this but never support the weight of the caravan just on the steadies or jockey wheel.

I hope this helps a little.