More and more (young) families discover the pleasure of going on a motorhome holiday with the kids. Adventure together, enjoying nature, sports, strengthening family bonds over a cosy BBQ, a board game or just a good conversation, the motorhome provides the magic that makes it all happen! Family motorhomes used to be big and spacious, but also clunky and slow! Due to current weight standards, most large family motorhomes can now only be driven with a truck driving licence. That is why more and more families opt for a family version of the compact motorhome! Nice and nimble, also easy to use for your daily moves, but what is out there and what do we like and dislike? From bunk beds and raised roofs to a removable rooftop tent, you'll find it all in this blog!

You may have come across them this summer: four motorhomes, one of which was a polka-dot, driving in column along the Loire or lined up in a circle on a campsite. If so, you no longer need to speculate on their story, you can read it here. Meet Ciska and her large and close-knit family.

This summer, we made our very first campervan trip. I am a die-hard camper, but my love is less experienced. So this trip started as an immense campervan experiment, a big adventure and even a mini relationship test, but it turned out to be the trip of a lifetime.

Oscar Cauchi was born in 2002 and has made a name for himself as the national champion surfing "U18 Youth Shortboard". Last summer, he and a friend set off on a trip in a Bürstner camper van. At the time of this interview, they had already been on the road for almost a month, with 7300 km on the counter, wildly enthusiastic and not planning to come home right away.