ALL OUR TRAVEL BLOGS

A VW Samba is basically the motorhome world’s supermodel — all curves, colour and “look at me” charm — and this blog is your VIP backstage pass. We’ve found a Facebook page packed with history, culture and gloriously nostalgic pics of the most iconic bus ever built. Give it a follow, give it a like, and bask in the retro glow. Warning: may cause sudden urges to buy a flower‑power shirt and shout “Groovy!” at strangers.

A turf‑covered motorhome is always going to raise eyebrows, and this blog milks that glorious absurdity for all it’s worth. Meet the GUV: the only van that looks like it’s escaped from a garden centre and gone feral. Follow its adventures as it rolls around the UK handing out advice, snacks and eco‑ish vibes while pretending to be a mobile lawn. It’s quirky, green (literally) and guaranteed to make you smile — even if you’re still mowing your own drive.

A fun look at the world’s weirdest motorhomes, this blog showcases unusual VW conversions, creative rebuilds and even a 1914 Model T motorhome. It asks whether these eccentric designs are art, sacrilege or simply practical, inviting readers to join the discussion. With links to the site’s Motorhomes Pinterest board, it highlights many more strange and wonderful RV creations for enthusiasts to explore.

Join us on a classic coastal motorhome adventure through Dorset and North Devon, packed with beaches, cliffs, cream teas and the odd navigational wobble. This blog explores the campsites, the views, the walks and the stories that made the trip unforgettable. A search‑friendly look at touring two of England’s most beautiful coastlines, full of scenery, charm and proper holiday fun.

Take on Scotland the long way round — 1,675 miles across the east coast, the far‑north edge and the wild west in one unforgettable motorhome adventure. This blog captures the routes, the campsites, the scenery, the weather mood‑swings and the laughs that kept us going. A search‑friendly deep dive into touring Scotland’s coasts, packed with views, stories and proper road‑trip magic.

Relive the London Olympics 2012 with our stay at Cosy Oaks Campsite — the perfect base for motorhome fans chasing sport, sightseeing and big‑city buzz. This blog covers the pitches, the facilities, the travel links and the unforgettable Olympic atmosphere. A fun look back at how a quiet campsite became our gateway to one of the UK’s greatest events, mixing motorhome comfort with world‑class excitement.

Dive into Project Mercedes Ambulance — the quirky, ambitious motorhome conversion that turned an ex‑ambulance into a touring classic. This blog follows the rebuild, the challenges, the fixes and the fun of transforming a hardworking emergency vehicle into a unique home‑on‑wheels. Perfect for readers who love DIY motorhome projects, retro vans, clever upgrades and real‑world restoration stories.

Discover a peaceful Derbyshire escape at Carsington Water and the Blackwall Plantation MCC site. This blog shares scenic walks, lakeside views, woodland pitches and the simple joy of exploring the countryside by motorhome. From relaxing strolls to quiet evenings under the trees, it’s a calm, refreshing break that shows why this corner of Derbyshire is perfect for nature lovers and weekend motorhome adventures.

Escape to the Malvern Hills with a stay at Blackmore Campsite in Hanley Swan — the perfect base for peaceful walks, big-sky views and classic motorhome comfort. This blog shares scenic routes, campsite impressions, village charm and the simple joy of unwinding in Worcestershire countryside. Whether you love nature, photography or relaxed touring, this trip shows why the Malvern's remain a favourite for motorhome explorers.

A hot‑then‑soaked July weekend at Field Barn Farm made for a memorable Cotswolds escape with pals Pete and Joy on your annual trip — and their first year out of canvas in their new Bessacar. Spacious wild‑hedged pitches, a peaceful dip in the Windrush valley and a lovely walk into Bourton‑on‑the‑Water set the tone, despite long treks to the facilities. BBQs, beers, river paddling and a Sunday pub roast wrapped up a fun, easygoing break.

Celebrate the full relaunch of the Motorhome‑Travels website, redesigned for tablets, smartphones and classic browsers with smoother slideshows and improved search tools. This blog reveals how the old backend engine was wrapped in a new HTML5 front end, then later rebuilt again during the Moonfruit‑to‑Wix migration. Ideal for readers searching website redesign stories, HTML5 upgrades and long‑running motorhome travel blogs.

A charming look back at the very first outing in a brand‑new motorhome, this blog captures the excitement, mishaps, and learning curves of that maiden trip to Clumber Park. From testing every feature to discovering early quirks, it’s an honest, relatable story for anyone starting their motorhome journey. Perfect for new owners seeking reassurance, tips, and a warm reminder that every great adventure begins with a first step.

Celebrate the redesigned Holiday 2010 Canada & USA website, rebuilt for mobiles, tablets and classic browsers with smoother slideshows and easier photo viewing. This blog revisits the epic motorhome journey across Canada and two US states, plus the challenge of updating an older Moonfruit site and later migrating it to Wix. Ideal for readers searching Canada road trips, RV travel, and website rebuild stories.

Relive the creation of a brand‑new website documenting an epic 2007–08 adventure across Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands. This blog charts the challenge of rebuilding pages, organising thousands of photos, and preserving a once‑in‑a‑lifetime long‑haul journey. Ideal for readers searching Australia–NZ travel archives, Pacific Islands trips, and behind‑the‑scenes website rebuild stories.

Enjoyed a wonderful family week in Llangrannog on the Ceredigion Heritage Coast, staying at Seaview Cottage with stunning bay views. This blog captures beach days, coastal walks, homemade ice cream, pub stops, and visits from Cardigan to Aberystwyth. Perfect for readers searching Mid Wales family holidays, Ceredigion coast trips, cottage stays, and scenic UK travel diaries.

Discover Cromwell, Nottinghamshire through a relaxing early‑season motorhome break at the Milestone Caravan Club site. This blog explores campsite facilities, fishing lakes, village walks, micro‑brewery visits, great food, and essential motorhome checks for the 2014 season. Ideal for readers searching UK motorhome trips, Nottinghamshire campsites, weekend breaks, and real‑life travel stories.

A sweeping French adventure in 2014 brings sunlit coasts, mountain passes, vineyard valleys and the easy rhythm of life on the road. This cheerful blog retraces miles of memories — from Provence warmth to Alpine views, Loire châteaux, Atlantic breezes and Brittany’s rugged charm. A bright, nostalgic look at a journey where every region offered something new and the whole trip felt wonderfully full of “la belle vie.”

A nostalgic wander through Sussex brings back childhood places, our 20s, familiar views and memories tucked into every corner of the landscape. This cheerful blog revisits old haunts, seaside stops, family connections and the gentle pleasure of returning to where stories began. A warm, reflective look at a trip filled with echoes of the past, easy moments in the present and the simple joy of rediscovering Sussex.

A return to Stroud Hill Park with Pete and Joy brings easy days, good company and a campsite that always feels like a gentle escape. This cheerful blog revisits peaceful pitches, friendly chats, local wanders and the simple pleasure of sharing a favourite spot with favourite people. A relaxed, feel‑good look at a trip where the weather behaved, the laughs flowed and the countryside did its usual magic.

A sun‑drenched leap back to Australia in 1995 brings wide roads, big skies and the kind of motorhome freedom that made every day feel like an adventure. This cheerful retrospective revisits Queensland highlights, coastal wanders, wildlife encounters and memories that still sparkle decades later. A warm, nostalgic look at a trip where the scenery was epic, the pace was easy and the whole journey felt wonderfully larger than life.