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Discover Scotland the way motorhomers were meant to — wild coasts, epic glens, and scenic roads built for slow, soul‑stirring touring. This guide reveals the best routes for every kind of adventure, from quiet lochside hideaways to dramatic island-hopping drives. Packed with practical tips, must‑see stops, and insider gems, it’s your perfect roadmap to unforgettable Scottish motorhome freedom.

Created by KeefH Web Designs , October 9th, 2025, 17.27 PM Alright, so you’ve decided to hit the open road in your motorhome, and you’re probably wondering what gear you absolutely need to make your trip smooth, comfy, and maybe even a little bit glamorous (hey, we can dream, right?). Well, buckle up, because I’m about to take you on a winding, chatty tour of the essential motorhome gear that I swear by after countless trips, mishaps, and those “aha” moments that make you sl

A detailed, no‑nonsense review of the Auto‑Trail Savannah, assessing build quality, layout practicality, storage, comfort, drive performance and long‑term ownership experience. This blog highlights real‑world strengths, known compromises and who the Savannah truly suits. A solid, informative read for anyone researching Auto‑Trail models and wanting honest insight before committing to a purchase.

The 2013 Big Trip gets the full remake treatment — Singapore’s heat, Malaysia’s colour, Australia’s sunshine and New Zealand’s scenery all stitched back together with diary notes that now read like messages from a very enthusiastic past self. Expect laughs, mishaps, food stops, detours and the joy of reliving a globe‑trotting adventure with fresh eyes.

Relive the sweeping 2010 journey across Canada and the northeastern USA in this richly rebuilt retrospective. From prairie highways to Great Lakes cities, Adirondack forests and the rugged Maine coast, this diary captures the rhythm of life on the road. A vivid blend of routes, memories and rediscovered moments that brings the entire Canada–US adventure back to life with warmth and clarity.

Step back into the golden age of motorhome travel with this nostalgic look at classic vans, vintage interiors and the charm of life on the road before modern tech took over. This blog explores the history, design and enduring appeal of old motorhomes, celebrating the memories, stories and craftsmanship that shaped decades of touring adventures. A must‑read for enthusiasts and heritage lovers alike.

This blog looks back at the moment Motorhome Travels bravely stepped onto Facebook, armed with optimism, a few photos and absolutely no idea what any of the buttons did. From early likes (mostly family) to posts that mysteriously vanished into the digital void, it’s a light‑hearted look at learning social media on the fly. A fun snapshot of how the blog found its feet in the wild world of Facebook.

This blog tackles the age‑old question: what’s the difference between a motorhome and an RV, and why does everyone argue about it at campsites? With clear definitions, a dash of humour and a nod to the jargon we all pretend to understand, it sorts out the terminology once and for all. A light, informative read for anyone who’s ever nodded wisely while secretly wondering what on earth Class A, B or C actually means.

This blog explains why Pinterest became a valuable platform for motorhome travellers in its early days and how it helped readers discover routes, tips and inspiration more easily. It highlights the benefits of visual bookmarking, organised boards and searchable ideas that support planning UK and European tours. A clear, informative look at why Pinterest quickly became a useful tool for the Motorhome Travels community.

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 nostalgic look at early motorhomes, this post explores how travellers moved from canvas tents to bikes, vans and the first purpose‑built campers. Featuring rare historic images, including a 1918 motorhome, it reflects on the evolution of mobile living and invites readers to share their own vintage examples. A light, engaging piece celebrating the roots of motorhome and caravan history.

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.

A light‑hearted look at campsite humour, this blog shares amusing signs and genuine comments left on U.S. Forest Service camping forms, revealing the quirky side of outdoor life. From complaints about noisy coyotes to requests for escalators on trails, it highlights the fun, human side of motorhome and RV culture. A cheerful reminder that motorhomers really do have a sense of humour.

Explore our Motorhome Camping Picture Pin Board — a colourful mix of campsite snaps, road‑trip moments and the little details that make motorhome life special. This blog celebrates real photos from real travels, offering inspiration, ideas and a smile or two for fellow motorhomers. A search‑friendly showcase of views, pitches, sunsets and memories that spark the next adventure.

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.

Think your website traffic is tiny? Motorhome‑Travels proves even the quirkiest corner of the internet can rack up visitors like a motorway café at lunchtime. This light‑hearted blog dives into the wild world of page views, surprise spikes, loyal readers, and the odd digital wanderer who definitely wasn’t looking for motorhomes. A fun, cheeky celebration of every click that keeps the journey rolling.

A joyful trip for Chris and Allyson’s wedding brings family moments, shared laughter and a celebration filled with love. This cheerful blog captures the journey, the gathering, the ceremony and the simple happiness of being together for such a special day. A warm, affectionate look at a trip where the smiles were wide, the memories lasting and the whole occasion beautifully unforgettable. We also saw some more of Northumberland.

A nostalgic dive into the 1990s beer‑label collection brings back bold colours, quirky designs and the kind of brewery creativity that made every bottle feel like a tiny work of art. This cheerful blog celebrates the labels saved along the way — some stylish, some strange, all wonderfully of their time. A fun look at a decade when beer branding had personality, attitude and plenty of stories worth toasting.

A summer hop to the Shetlands in July 2001 delivered big skies, bright nights and scenery dramatic enough to make the camera work overtime. This cheerful blog looks back at windswept cliffs, friendly wildlife and the kind of island calm that instantly slows the pace. A warm, nostalgic tale of exploring far‑flung shores, soaking up northern light and enjoying a trip where every turn in the road felt like a new discovery.

The motorhome is the castle — wheels instead of turrets, a kettle instead of a drawbridge, and far fewer dragons. This cheerful blog celebrates the joy of having a tiny kingdom that goes wherever the road leads. From cosy evenings to scenic “royal grounds” outside the door, it’s a fun reminder that comfort, freedom and a touch of adventure all fit perfectly inside one travelling home.