ALL OUR TRAVEL BLOGS

Ready to go full nerd? This blog dives into the wonderfully chaotic world of statistics — the truths, the half‑truths and the “whoops, that graph lied to me again” moments. With humour, curiosity and a dash of mathematical mischief, it explores how numbers can enlighten, confuse or completely bamboozle us. A light, funny read for anyone who’s ever suspected a chart was judging them.

Time for a digital spring‑clean. This blog tackles the epic task of replacing the big holiday sites — 2007–8, 2010, 2013 and 2017 — all squeezed into one place like an overstuffed suitcase. Expect nostalgia, mild chaos and the triumphant feeling of finally organising years of adventures without breaking the internet. A funny, behind‑the‑scenes look at tidying up a lifetime of travel.

Explore the best of motorhome travel with real road‑trip stories, UK and Europe campsite reviews, touring tips, and practical motorhome advice. Discover scenic routes, wild camping insights, travel guides, and must‑see destinations for every motorhome owner. Start your journey with expert experience, inspiration, and everything you need for unforgettable motorhome adventures.

Travelling in France with your motorhome? This guide explains the real rules around breathalyser kits, what the law actually requires, and how to avoid confusion on the road. Clear, practical advice helps UK travellers stay compliant, prepared and confident when driving in France. Essential reading for anyone planning a safe, stress‑free European motorhome trip.

Sorting out motorhome insurance shouldn’t feel like decoding ancient runes, yet here we are. This blog looks at Safeguard and latterly Performance Direct , why it turned out to be a surprisingly good fit for us — no smoke, no mirrors, just cover that actually makes sense. With a light sprinkle of humour and a nod to the joys of policy small print, it’s a handy read for anyone trying to insure their pride and joy without losing the will to live.

Discover why this Motorhome, RV and Campervan Photos site earns a spot in our “Sites We Like” series. This blog celebrates brilliant travel photography, real‑world motorhome moments and the kind of visual inspiration that sparks new adventures. A search‑friendly shout‑out to a site packed with campsite scenes, road‑trip views and creative ideas for anyone who loves life on the road.

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.

Prepare your motorhome for winter with Part 1 of our essential winterisation tips. This blog covers the first steps every motorhomer should take to protect their van from frost, damp and costly cold‑weather damage. From draining systems to checking seals and tackling early maintenance jobs, it’s a clear, confidence‑boosting guide for anyone wanting a safe, stress‑free winter season on the road.

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.

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.

Dive into the story behind rebuilding the Motorhome Travels blog with modern HTML5 code after years on Moonfruit. This post reveals the challenges of migrating 158 blogs, fixing broken SEO history, battling platform issues, and keeping a decade of motorhome adventures alive. A must‑read for anyone searching website rebuild tips, HTML5 upgrades, Wix migration, and long‑term blog preservation.

The website has officially gone mobile — slimmer, faster and far better behaved on a phone than most sat‑navs. This cheerful blog celebrates pages that resize neatly, menus that don’t wander off screen and photos that load without a tantrum. A light‑hearted look at how the whole Motorhome Travels site now works beautifully on the move, proving that good design is the best travel companion of all. Remember the largest % of views are on a phone.

A bright, feel‑good snapshot of everywhere you’ve explored, this world‑map blog turns years of adventures into one colourful, wanderlust‑boosting picture. From motorhome miles to long‑haul escapes, it’s a fun visual diary of the places that shaped your travels. A simple, satisfying, “wow, we’ve really been around” moment that invites readers to dream up their own next journey.

Finding blogs just got easier — no compass, map or psychic powers required. This revamped index turns your motorhome adventures into a neatly organised treasure trove instead of a digital scavenger hunt. Browse routes, stories and mishaps without getting lost, confused or accidentally reading the same blog twice. It’s smoother, smarter and far less likely to make you shout at your screen.

Your search screen has been busy — and this blog dives into the wonderfully random questions people type when they think no one’s looking. From oddly specific motorhome queries to “how did they even get here?” moments, it’s a funny peek behind the digital curtain. A playful KHWD chapter celebrating the quirks, surprises and head‑tilting gems that make running a travel blog far more entertaining than expected.

Celebrate the site’s new supercharged indexing — now so sharp it could probably find your lost socks. Blogs are neatly sorted, instantly searchable and no longer hiding like shy hedgehogs in the archive. This cheerful update turns chaotic lists into a well‑behaved library, making it easier than ever to track down old adventures, odd mishaps and that one post you swear you wrote. A light‑hearted victory for order, clarity and stress‑free browsing.

Explore the newly turbo‑charged blog search, now so organised it could probably run its own campsite. Find posts by year, county or country without scrolling like you’re training for a marathon. And if that’s not enough, you can even print the entire “Book of Blogs” — perfect for anyone who’s ever thought, “I’d love a hefty paperback of our chaos.” A cheerful upgrade that finally tames the archive and keeps your adventures neatly at your fingertips.

Dive into a freshly unearthed stash of photos from Blogs 68–145 — the digital equivalent of finding a forgotten biscuit at the bottom of the tin, only far more charming. These rediscovered gems range from “accidentally artistic” to “why on earth did we take that?”, with plenty of laugh‑inducing surprises. A light‑hearted look back at early adventures, dodgy angles and the joy of unexpected nostalgia.

Unearth the earliest snaps from Blogs 1–67 — a glorious mix of wobbly horizons, mystery close‑ups and “was that meant to be artistic or did we just trip?” moments. These rediscovered photos capture the chaotic charm of your early motorhome adventures, complete with dodgy angles, surprise sheep and the occasional finger over the lens. A light‑hearted rewind to the days when the travels were epic, but the photography… let’s say “enthusiastically experimental.”