Practical tips for motorhomes: our guide

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Known as JLo, I love campervan life for its freedom, simplicity and wonderfully informal nature. Camping has no filter—it’s raw, natural and fresh, whether you’re waking up among Austria’s mountains, exploring the Netherlands’ beautiful national parks or returning to England’s New Forest, with its ancient woodland, wild ponies and rugged heathland. For me, it’s all about switching off, embracing the outdoors and finding the next great view.

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Japan by campervan: why it's the best way to see the country

A campervan is not the first thing most people picture for a trip to Japan. Trains are fast, stations are everywhere, and the rail network can get you almost anywhere. But it also means seeing the country through a train window, and stopping wherever everyone else stops. Travel by campervan and that changes. You can camp beside a volcanic lake, drive a quiet coastal road nobody mentions in the guidebooks, or stay an extra night in a mountain village because you liked it there. This two-to-three-week Japan road trip itinerary takes you from Tokyo to Mount Fuji, the Atsumi Peninsula, Nara, Kyoto, the Japanese Alps and Nikko, mixing well-known sights with some proper hidden gems in Japan along the way.

Route 66 by motorhome: the ultimate American road trip

Few road trips capture the spirit of the USA quite like Route 66. Stretching from Chicago to Los Angeles, the legendary Mother Road takes you through lively cities, small towns, vast desert landscapes and some of America's most memorable scenery. Although only parts of the original Route 66 remain today, you can still follow much of its historic course. This guide covers how long you need for Route 66, the best time to travel and 13 worthwhile stops for your motorhome road trip. It's easy to see why a Route 66 USA road trip remains such a popular choice for a motorhome holiday.