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In the first episode of the new series, we head across the Atlantic to meet the Campbells, a British family of five who are motorhoming for the first time as they travel across America. They're quite literally learning on the job! They're thrown in at the deep end when they have to deal with a blocked loo before taking their home on wheels to the Grand Canyon, where they're blown away by the views. We join young couple Chris and Sam from Plymouth, who've packed in their jobs and are ready to take to the open road. They're busy working on their self-converted van that they've spent the last 10 months turning from an ex-minibus into their new home from home. The last job before it's completed is to finish off the roof terrace so they can finally start their European adventure! We find out why TV presenter Matt Allwright loves his campervan as he gives us a tour and takes his friend Davy canoeing on the River Thames. With sales of motorhome accessories booming, our resident reviewer Tomi

Former Formula One champion Jacques Villeneuve's motorhome has gold taps and its own walk-in wardrobe, and is available to hire for £4,000 a night!

We meet adventure enthusiasts Andy and Michelle who swapped their 4-man tent for a 4-berth motorhome.

Ex City trader Rob has invested in an old barge which he spent 500k renovating and hopes to sell for a cool million.

In this episode, we join Stuart and Charlie, who, along with their three kids, live full-time on the road in their 24-foot motorhome. Former nurse Charlie is now a full-time teacher, while Stuart runs an online kitchenfitting business. But they’re on a tight budget and, to keep costs down, they occasionally wild camp. Today, they’re looking for a safe spot to park up in the Peak District.

A look at the world's most impressive mobile residences, including the £1.5m Newell luxury motorhome, previously owned by ex-Formula One champion Jenson Button. TV presenter Dom Littlewood takes viewers on a trip down motorhome memory lane and there is a sneak peek inside the factory of RC Motorhomes to see the manufacturing process behind these luxurious, British-made vehicles.

Rustie Lee goes shopping for her first motorhome, and a couple with a baby and a dog take the leap of moving out of their house and into a customised overlander. A couple who live full-time in a motorhome with their 12-year-old daughter, two cats and two dogs travel to Oxfordshire to attend a meet-up of other enthusiasts.

A retired teacher who has written two guidebooks about dog-friendly campsites with good walks nearby heads out in her 20-year-old motorhome to do research for a possible third book. At the exclusive Prevost Expo Show in Florida the RVs on display cost on average £800,000, and a couple visiting the show in their own home on wheels are given a quick tour inside before they head off on their next adventure.

Simon and Julie take their daughter to Croatia for a cheerleading competition in their converted delivery van, while in America, Erick and Krystle show off their former bus, which inspired them to start their own conversion business for families with special sensory needs. Tomi Adebayo looks at three very different types of portable washing machines.

Ricky Tomlinson takes a trip down memory lane in North Wales as he goes in search of his beloved old motorhome, and there is a look at a $2.5 million vehicle in America. Multimillionaire businessman Charlie goes shopping for his first motorhome, and Paralympic equestrian Natasha Baker competes in the qualifiers for Tokyo.

Celebrating the Great British obsession with all things motorhome. TV presenter Jenny Powell and her family head to the Lake District in their beloved campervan. Despite the terrible weather they still take the plunge, but can Jenny convince daughter Pollyanna to join them? At the UK’s biggest expo, the Caravan, Camping and Motorhome Show at Birmingham’s NEC, managing director Terry prepares to open the doors to the public – but every detail must be spot on to make this year’s event as successful as last year’s.

Plumber Grenville's million pound house, which he built himself, features a double-storey garage with showroom-style parking on the top level and a man-cave at the bottom.