If you love the freedom of a motorhome but also crave a touch of luxury, glamping is the sweet spot. It’s just camping with a bit more comfort – think cosy beds, proper cooking gear, and pretty spots that make you want to stay longer.
First thing is the location. Look for campsites that advertise "glamping" or "luxury pitches". They usually have flat ground, power hookups, and clean water. In the UK, places like the Lake District, Cornwall, and the Scottish Highlands offer lots of glamping sites with stunning views.
Check the amenities before you book. Do they have a shower block, waste disposal, and a small shop? When you’re on the road, a quick refill of fresh water or a hot shower can make a big difference.
Don’t forget the rules. Some glamping spots are part of private estates, so you might need to reserve a pitch ahead of time. A quick call or a look at the site’s website saves you from showing up to a full campground.
Your motorhome already gives you a bed, but upgrading a few items upgrades the whole experience. A good quality sleeping pad or an air mattress adds extra comfort, especially if the built‑in bed is thin.
Bring a small portable grill or a compact induction cooker. It lets you cook tasty meals without relying on the campsite’s kitchen. Pair it with a set of reusable containers and you’ll eat well and waste less.
Lighting matters. A few battery‑powered LED lanterns or fairy lights create a cosy vibe after sunset. They’re cheap, long‑lasting, and don’t need a power hookup.
Finally, pack a few luxury touches: a fluffy towel, a good book, and maybe a travel-sized board game. They turn a simple night outdoors into a real getaway.
With these basics, glamping on a motorhome becomes easy and enjoyable. Pick a scenic spot, bring the right gear, and you’ll have a comfortable, memorable road trip across the UK.