Life on the road is is one of life’s great pleasures!
Whether you live in a motorhome full-time or spend a couple of weeks a year on holiday, enjoy UK travel or prefer to head across the water to Europe (or beyond), we’ve got tips, info and stories about life on the road.
All our life on the road resources…
Motorhome Travel Costs in Europe: What You Can Expect in 2026
Are you planning a tour of Europe in your motorhome or camper van? Find out about the cost of travelling Europe in a motorhome or campervan and whether you need a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow to finance your trip.
ACSI Camping Card: 2026 Review & Step-by-Step Guide
If you want to motorhome in Europe, then the chances are you’ll want to stay on a campsite at some point. The ACSI camping card provides low season discount on thousands of campsites across Europe. We share all our top tips to help you get the most from your ACSI card.
Free Overnight Motorhome Parking: 24 of the Best Apps
Wondering where and how to find the best free overnight motorhome camping spots? We share all the resources and motorhome parking tips you need for a great night’s free sleep when you’re on the road.
The Essential Guide to Full-Timing Motorhome Insurance
If you have sold, or are renting your property to live and travel full-time in your motorhome or campervan then you need to understand the ins and outs of motorhome ‘full-timing’ insurance.
What to Sense-Check Before Making Irreversible Full-Time Travel Decisions
Most full-time travel decisions feel reversible at the start. Routes can change. Plans can adapt. You can always “figure it out as you go”. That’s true to a point. But there are certain decisions around full-time travel and nomadic life that quietly lock in cost, complexity, or constraints for years. They don’t always feel dramatic when you make them, but they’re much harder to unwind later. This isn’t about being cautious for the sake of…
The Questions We’d Ask Before Starting Full-Time Travel Again
When people imagine full-time travel, they often focus on destinations, vehicles, or how they’ll fund it. Those things matter, but they’re rarely where plans succeed or fail. If we were starting again, the questions we’d ask ourselves wouldn’t be about where to go first or what setup to choose. They’d be about sustainability, trade-offs, and how this life would actually work once the novelty wore off. These are the kinds of questions that only really…
