Right Funsters, what's the nicest place you've toured?

[garry63]

hi all
Where's the nicest place you've toured in your mh, have you been nicely surprised by anything unexpected?

 

[Gaston aires]

Just too many to mention but Northern Spain, Croatia, Provence, and most of GB.
Phil

 

[garry63]

Just too many to mention but Northern Spain, Croatia, Provence, and most of GB.
Phil

Nice 1 Phil, whats the longest trip you've done?

 

[PaulC70]

So far, Scotland.

 

[Winger]

Austria, tho disappointed that Julie Andrews didn’t skip across the road in front of me

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[hblewett]

The coast road in Norway up to Nordkapp. The sun shone nearly every day (and night) and it was a’wow’ round every bend.

 

[mikebeaches]

Difficult question, but Switzerland and Austria scored well for us.

Inland Provence, too.

Oh and Almeria, Spain.

The Belgian Ardennes region was a pleasant surprise.

And the Outer Hebrides weren't bad either.

No doubt countless more places, too many to recall right now...

 

[Spriddler]

Slough.
It enabled me to appreciate everywhere else.

 

[garry63]

Slough.
It enabled me appreciate everywhere else.

 

[Kannon Fodda]

Peterborough. It has a great free tractor service.

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[Lenny HB]

France, Spain, Germany, Greece all great just avoid UK and you will be fine.

 

[garry63]

We've done Barcelona via santander and looking forward to 3 weeks in irland

 

[stuartholmes]

Tempted to say ''it's a secret, don't want the place getting crowded out'' but to be fair, Donegal.
Go via the Antrim coast road.

 

[garry63]

Tempted to say ''it's a secret, don't want the place getting crowded out'' but to be fair, Donegal.
Go via the Antrim coast road.

Thanks stuart

 

[KiwiKampers]

Romania, Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Outer Hebrides, Ireland. All excellent for wild camping.
Not necessarily in that order.

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[garry63]

Romania, Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Outer Hebrides, Ireland. All excellent for wild camping.
Not necessarily in that order.

Like the sound of these

 

[MikenPauline]

Spain-Benicassim via Haro, Zaragoza or via Burgos, Albaracin, Soria. Return via Morella, Alcaniz, Bilbao. All worth visiting.

 

[Otter Spotter]

Shetland, Inner and Outer Hebrides

 

[nicholsong]

For us it would be a toss-up between France and Greece.

We wildcamp or use aires.

 

[Next Stop]

Just come back from two weeks in the Netherlands, beautiful place, lovely people and the roads made ours look a third world country.

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[garry63]

For us it would be a toss-up between France and Greece.

We wildcamp or use aires.

Like the sound of greece

 

[garry63]

Just come back from two weeks in the Netherlands, beautiful place, lovely people and the roads made ours look a third world country.

India would make ours look 3rd world

 

[stevewagner]

Peterborough. It has a great free tractor service.

Yes I was lucky enough to use the service this morning too!

 

[stevewagner]

Ronmania

 

[Next Stop]

India would make ours look 3rd world

They were just so efficient, and constant in there layout, never once had to guess which lane to be in at a roundabout!

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[3alpacas]

Another vote for the Inner and Outer Hebs.

The Golden Road on Harris was amazing....but I'm interested in geology among other things, and rocks aren't everyone's cup of tea!

On the mainland, the road to Ardnamurchan Point is also brilliant...arriving at the cusp of the Caldera between Kilchoan and Sanna is breath-taking (and - if they are still in business - having a hand-delivered curry on Sanna beach in the sunset is an awesome end to the drive!).

And cheating a bit....hiring an RV to tour British Columbia....super-sized everything!

 

[chippie]

Shetland and been the most northerly people in the UK at sunset on the longest day, only company were the puffins that were literally 6 foot away from us.

 

[bigwood]

We have had some very good trips but not all motorhome based including Canada.
The best trip camper van based was four weeks in New Zealand on the North and South Island in a hired PVC. The owner of hire company said the milage we did was the highest in four weeks he had seen.

 

[poppycamper]

France, Spain, Germany, Greece all great just avoid UK and you will be fine.

Lenny HB ....still being patriotic I see..

 

[Lenny HB]

Lenny HB ....still being patriotic I see..

UK would be a great country to tour if it was Motorhome friendly but it's so anti Motorhomes it's not worth the bother.