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A relaxed break in The Shires turned into a lovely mix of gentle exploring, good company and those little moments that make motorhome trips feel special. From peaceful pitches to friendly chats and easy days out, this stop delivered simple pleasures in all the right ways. A cheerful, good‑natured tale of unwinding, enjoying the countryside and making the most of a getaway that felt pleasantly unhurried from start to finish.

Dive into the world of the Auto‑Sleepers Owners Club Forum, where motorhome wisdom, friendly banter and the odd head‑scratching question all meet in one lively corner of the internet. This blog celebrates the tips, laughs and shared adventures that make the forum such a useful pit stop. A cheerful look at how fellow owners help each other keep rolling, learning and enjoying the journey.

From Yorkshire’s rolling dales to Northumberland’s big skies and castle‑lined coast, this trip delivered scenery so good it practically posed for photos. Expect hearty walks, seaside wanders, friendly locals and plenty of “wow” moments. A cheerful motorhome adventure full of views, history and laughs, proving the North really knows how to put on a show.

Two campsites, one motorhome, two initially, and a weekend in Oxfordshire that proved not all pitches are created equal. This cheerful tale compares the charms, quirks and eyebrow‑raising surprises of Bletchingdon’s two stops, from peaceful views to “you must be joking” moments. A playful, good‑natured look at how choosing the right site can turn a simple getaway into a memorable mini‑adventure.

Testing the van after its service sounded simple… until the weather declared war. Harbury Fields Farm delivered lambs, mud, and enough rain to float the motorhome. Between crochet, Cat Stevens, and dodging downpours, we even made it to Leamington Spa and Kenilworth Castle. A short break full of views, history, and very soggy socks. A cracking little trip!

The first trip to New Lodge Farm bursts with motorhome fun, countryside calm and a cracking farm‑shop feast. From spotless pitches and friendly hosts to animal encounters, village wanders and a cosy pub stop, this blog captures the charm that made Bulwick an instant favourite. A relaxed, foodie, feel‑good getaway that proves simple weekends can be the best adventures. Fun times with friends / travelling companions

Sunshine, seaside wanders and motorhome fun fill this Devon–Cornwall–Wiltshire adventure. From Dawlish ferries and wild‑orchid walks to pub‑hopping in Cockwood, castle climbs, tropical gardens and Bude’s breezy coastline, this trip is pure feel‑good exploring. Great campsites, family laughs, fab views and a dash of history make this a wonderfully uplifting 2016 getaway.

Enjoy a fun first visit to Greetham in Rutland, where peaceful countryside meets classic motorhome moments. Think friendly walks, easy pitches, curious wildlife and the occasional “why is that button flashing?” mystery. This blog captures the charm, laughs and little surprises of a simple getaway that turns into a feel‑good escape. A gentle trip, a lovely site and plenty to smile about.

Threlkeld delivers classic Lake District chaos: mountains showing off, weather changing moods every ten minutes and views so good you forget your legs are tired. This blog captures peaceful pitches, big skies, sheep with attitude and walks that reward every step. A funny, scenic snapshot of a campsite where nature does the heavy lifting and you just try to keep up — pure Cumbrian magic with a grin.

Return to Houghton Mill for round two, where the river’s calm, the ducks run the place and the mill looks smugly photogenic from every angle. This blog captures the joy of revisiting a favourite spot — familiar walks, peaceful views and just enough “did we park straighter this time?” moments to keep it real. A light, funny look at a campsite that proves some places are worth coming back to simply because they make you breathe out and smile.

Revisit Clumber Park with a fresh perspective as this blog captures the calm, beauty and reliability that make this C&MC site a standout favourite. From peaceful woodland walks to wide‑open lakeside views, it’s a reminder of why returning here always feels right. Well‑kept facilities, easy relaxation and the timeless pull of the forest combine into a confident, grounded account of a place that continues to deliver comfort, nature and quiet escape.

Journey through one of your most dramatic adventures as you cross the wild Faroes and the unforgettable landscapes of Iceland. This blog delivers a powerful mix of rugged coastlines, remote villages, epic drives and moments that feel carved out of another world. From towering cliffs to volcanic plains, it’s a striking record of resilience, discovery and the sheer thrill of travelling at the edge of the map — a standout chapter in our KHWD story.

Escape to Wagtail Country Park, where the pitches are peaceful, the lakes are calm and the local ducks run the place with more authority than any site warden. This light‑hearted visit serves up Lincolnshire scenery, gentle walks and the kind of quiet that makes you wonder if your phone has simply given up. A cheerful little getaway full of fresh air, easy days and the occasional feathered supervisor checking your motorhome parking skills.

Return to Bulwick for a second round of countryside calm, good company and the kind of laughter that makes the neighbouring sheep look over in judgement. This cheerful getaway delivers easy walks, cosy catch‑ups and the occasional “whose turn is it to put the kettle on?” debate. A light, friendly escape where the scenery is lovely, the pals are priceless and the motorhome behaves… mostly.

Celebrate a trip to Ludlow where the medieval streets are charming, the food is dangerously tempting and turning 67 somehow becomes a full‑scale sightseeing event. This cheerful diary mixes castle climbs, countryside wanders and the occasional “I deserve cake, it’s my birthday” moment. A light‑hearted look at a lovely getaway filled with good views, good laughs and the undeniable joy of birthday‑level spoiling.