ALL OUR TRAVEL BLOGS

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.

A detailed, straight‑talking review of the Eura Mobil Integra, examining build quality, insulation, interior finish, storage design, driving comfort and long‑term durability. This blog offers honest, real‑world insight into how the Integra performs on the road and on site, highlighting key strengths, known compromises and whether it truly justifies its premium positioning for touring couples or extended travellers.

A clear, practical review of the Autocruise Rhythm, examining build quality, interior layout, storage solutions, driving performance and day‑to‑day usability. This blog offers an honest, experience‑based assessment of how the Rhythm works for real touring, highlighting strengths, compromises and long‑term considerations. A solid, informative read for anyone researching compact van conversions.

Discover the magic of Canada’s wild west in this vivid 1999 motorhome adventure through British Columbia and Alberta. From glacier‑carved highways to emerald lakes and towering Rockies, this journey captures the raw beauty, wildlife encounters and unforgettable campsites that defined a classic road trip. A nostalgic, scenic escape that still inspires wanderlust today.

Revisit the excitement of your 1995 adventure across Australia in this warm, beautifully rebuilt retrospective. From Queensland’s sun‑drenched coast to the freedom of exploring by motorhome, this diary captures the thrill of first‑time discoveries, wildlife moments and unforgettable routes. A nostalgic look back at the journey that sparked a lifelong love of travel and the open road.

Step inside the world’s most expensive futuristic motorhome as it appeared in 2012—a jaw‑dropping blend of luxury, innovation, and outrageous design. This blog takes you through its bold features, space‑age tech, and millionaire‑level comforts that redefined what a motorhome could be. A fascinating look at the vehicle that pushed boundaries and sparked imaginations.

Meet the Futuria, the motorhome that looks like it was designed by someone who asked, “What if a luxury yacht and a sci‑fi villain’s lair had a baby?” This blog takes a playful look at its over‑the‑top curves, glossy finishes and features that make ordinary vans feel like garden sheds. It’s part glamour, part madness and entirely entertaining — a fun dive into one of the most flamboyant RVs ever built.

Volkswagen has gone full limo‑mode with this outrageous stretch VW camper, and it’s every bit as gloriously unnecessary as you’re hoping. This blog dives into the engineering wizardry that turned a classic into a cruise‑ship‑on‑wheels, complete with space, style and a dash of “Why? Because we can.” If you’ve ever wanted a camper that parks like a bus and parties like a festival tent, this is your new obsession.

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 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 clear, authoritative guide to the main types of motorhomes, this blog breaks down everything from panel‑van conversions and coachbuilts to A‑Class, C‑Class, campervans, demountables, 5th wheelers, and large American RVs. It explains how each design differs in layout, build, space and practicality, helping readers understand the terminology and choose the right motorhome style for their travel needs.

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.

Dive into our Worldwide Escapes adventure, a globe‑trotting mix of sunshine, surprises and the kind of travel moments that make you shout “It is your lobster!” This blog celebrates big trips, bucket‑list dreams, motorhome wanderlust and the joy of exploring far beyond the UK. Packed with laughs, memories and travel inspiration, it’s your passport to planning the next great escape.

Step into our Keswick caper at Glenholm Cottage, where the family holiday began with big views, bigger laughs and the kind of “relaxing break” that somehow involved herding relatives (or was it us who needed herding), dodging rainclouds and discovering who snores loudest. From lakeside wanders to cottage comforts, this blog captures the fun, the food, the scenery and the glorious madness of a proper Cumbria family getaway.

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.

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 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.

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.

From ocean views to endless forests and towns you can’t pronounce on the first try, this cross‑Canada motorhome adventure delivers big landscapes and even bigger laughs. Expect wildlife sightings, long scenic drives, quirky stops and those “only in Canada” moments that make the journey unforgettable. A cheerful coast‑to‑coast tale celebrating the joy of exploring a vast country one mile at a time.