Levelling the caravan

 One of the first bits of kit we bought was a set of ramps - used then about twice - was recommend some planks to use and found them much easier although over time these will sink in to soft ground so adjusting needs to happen which you'd do in any case.

Lock’n’ Level is by far the best levelling system I’ve found, yes it costs more but by goodness it’s worth it. I went through this thread and was amazed to find the fist mention of the L&L was well into it. The L&L gets your van bang on every time and it’s sooo easy to use. Levelling used to be a pain in the ass but not now- it’s a breeze. 

Always behind for me, easier to position the van and it doesn't try to escape rolling backwards before the handbrake engages.

For years I have used a wooden wedge from “0” at its point and “3” in height at the other end...Length of the wedge is “15”....Pull forwards up the wedge and a wheel chalk to put in behind When spirit level, side to side, shows level...Hold with foot brake, insert chalk,and pull on caravan handbrake 

Totally agree Merve.  Best bit of kit I have bought and have used it constantly for the last three years - van sits on it on the drive at home.  Mainly got it to facilitate the fitting of both wheel locks on a TA but levelling - especially on soft ground, (we tend to use mainly CLs and CS's) is both safe and simple.

Hello,

I have and use

http://www.milenco.com/products/levelling/aluminium-leveller

I bought it off Gumtree, it was practically brand new.

I am kinda new to caravanning and I have tried different heights in planks, ramps and so on but the Milenco leveller will save you a lot of time and effort in terms of backwards and forwards.

Honest review... Fantastic bit of kit, easy to use too.

StarGazzy.

On a gravel pitch at a club site every van that goes on is required to be in virtually the identical place.  Is it too much to ask that the gravel be level across the axle?  

Yes we have one and if you want easy(ish) and accurate side to side levelling this does it perfectly.

We don't use it as much nowsdays for short breaks but used it a lot when we would be two weeks plus on one site .

yes fully agree there

Why not use the mover if you've got one. Get level, handbrake on, fit chock, corner steadies down, disengage mover last. No opportunity for van to roll. Also gives you chance to line up wheel lock without leaping in and out of the car, especially if solo.