Boondocking Guide – Reconnecting with nature

Disconnecting from everything and everyone for a couple of days or a week is one of those experiences that needs to be done if you are a camping enthusiast and you love spending time in the great outdoors. However, there are a couple of things to be mindful of before diving into this new experience and reconnecting with nature. You should read the following article, if you’re planning to spend some time in the country or at the beach with your RV or trailer. In the following article, you will find detailed information on boondocking, dry camping and current rules. If you are unsure about what to take with you this article has a helpful list of all the necessary tools and gadgets you’ll need to be at one with nature. Are you still feeling unsure whether this type of adventure is for you? Read the article below and get inspired about trying something new!

The 5 Best RV Trips in Europe

Touring Europe in a RV gives you a kind of freedom you don’t often find on holiday. You’ve got your own base with you, so you don’t have to check in or check out. The road decides what’s outside your window. We’ve seen thousands of bookings come through the CamperDays website, and the same routes keep coming up. That tells us that people love these routes. They combine easy driving with proper highlights, giving you the freedom to slow down or push on if you fancy it. They’re real routes with excellent stopovers, the kind that suit both first-time motorhome travellers and those who’ve already caught the bug. If you’ve been thinking about touring Europe in a RV, these are the trips people return to again and again.

Boondocking Guide – Reconnecting with nature

Disconnecting from everything and everyone for a couple of days or a week is one of those experiences that needs to be done if you are a camping enthusiast and you love spending time in the great outdoors. However, there are a couple of things to be mindful of before diving into this new experience and reconnecting with nature. You should read the following article, if you’re planning to spend some time in the country or at the beach with your RV or trailer. In the following article, you will find detailed information on boondocking, dry camping and current rules. If you are unsure about what to take with you this article has a helpful list of all the necessary tools and gadgets you’ll need to be at one with nature. Are you still feeling unsure whether this type of adventure is for you? Read the article below and get inspired about trying something new!

The 5 Best RV Trips in Europe

Touring Europe in a RV gives you a kind of freedom you don’t often find on holiday. You’ve got your own base with you, so you don’t have to check in or check out. The road decides what’s outside your window. We’ve seen thousands of bookings come through the CamperDays website, and the same routes keep coming up. That tells us that people love these routes. They combine easy driving with proper highlights, giving you the freedom to slow down or push on if you fancy it. They’re real routes with excellent stopovers, the kind that suit both first-time motorhome travellers and those who’ve already caught the bug. If you’ve been thinking about touring Europe in a RV, these are the trips people return to again and again.

Touring Scotland in a RV – The Best 7-Day Road Trip Itinerary

Scotland feels made for a motorhome adventure. Hills rise into mountains, and lochs catch the light like mirrors. Every turn tempts you to pull over. Touring Scotland in a RV, in our opinion, is the best way to experience the country. You pass old villages and quiet roads that seem made for slow travel. You’ll probably get some rain along the way. That’s just Scotland being Scotland. You can wake beside a loch, drive for an hour, and end up near a castle. Many of the people who book with us begin in Edinburgh, where we have a number of trusted rental partners on the city's outskirts. Others collect their camper in England and make the journey north for a highlands Scotland road trip, which may involve a small border registration fee. Wherever you end up starting, you won’t be far away from some amazing scenery.

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