We’ve already written about why autumn is simply the perfect time to travel by campervan — the summer crowds thin out, nature puts on its warmest colors, and campsites become quieter and more peaceful.

There’s a Native American saying, often attributed to Chief Seattle (1786–1866): "We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children.”

Campervans have a fascinating 140-year history — the technology and materials keep evolving, but the human desire for freedom stays the same.

Autumn might just be the best time of year to explore Europe by campervan. The summer crowds fade away, the air turns cleaner and crisper, and the landscapes glow in shades of red, orange, and gold. Campgrounds quiet down, roads clear out, and everything feels more relaxed.

Packing up 13 motorhomes and delivering them 600 miles away to Düsseldorf is no small feat.