Motorhomes - worth for the purpose of wild camping?

[Bulls]

Hello GrowRoom420. As of lately I guess we reached that age where we prefer going somewhere in the wild brings way more joy than staying in a hotel etc.
So to make things easier and be ready to go in a couple of hours if we dicide to go somewhere we been looking at them Motorhomes.
Caravans come cheaper but then we don't have a suitable vehicle for towing. Anyway!

Does any of you have a motorhome( we even looked at them van conversions but the ones we liked are far too expensive) and how easy is to find a place to stay overnight? I know most lands in UK are private, so do you most necessary need to find the landlord if you find a beauty spot and decide to stay overnight? And not only for UK but entire Europe will be good to hear back.



Thanks!

[MrNice]

Hey Bulls well id like one of these one day

[Stickylemonz]

Mum and dad have a old t25 x reg vw camper and it’s brilliant mate, brought a blow up awning they go away most weekends and every bank holiday to diffrent places all around uk although where it so old can about how about 50mph so great vehicle for making ques on roads hahahaha

[Inactive account]

We have one ….



There’s lots of places that don’t cost and there’s lots apps about ppl use , I get most of my info fro groups on fb like van life and wild camping , also lots of pubs will let u stay free of charge if you eat in their pub etc , also lots of pop up places in summer charge 5 or 10 a night, we don’t do these big major camp sites , we like a fire and a smoke lol but there’s a million wicked places u can park up looking at the sea , didn pay once last yr go for it


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[Petal]

the cost of fuel over here and cost of van sites is unaffordable for most people thinking long term.

[Stickylemonz]

[Greenfingers]

Were also on the look out for one at the moment mate

[Wrh]

We're looking too there not cheap but definitely worth it for the life style good luck bulls

[2-Scoops]

Cheaper diy conversion options are always available