The 3-3-3 rule for motorhomes is an unofficial guideline suggesting you drive no more than 300 miles, arrive by 3pm, and stay at least 3 nights in one location. It’s designed to reduce driver fatigue, allow daylight setup time, and ensure you actually enjoy your destination.
Councillors in Orkney have decided against introducing an overnight visitor levy for the islands, but have not ruled out backing another form of a “tourist tax”. Scottish local authorities have the power to add an…
The Plot Thickens: New EU Border Rules That Every Motorhomer Needs to Know Hello, fellow adventurers and road-trip enthusiasts! Picture this: You’ve got your motorhome packed to the brim with all your favourite camping gear,…
Our First-Trip Story: From Dreaming to Doing I’ll never forget the day we got the keys to our first motorhome. It was a second-hand, well-loved Swift Capri coachbuilt, and it felt like a passport to…