Million Pound Motorhomes

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 Adebayo returns to put three portable barbecues to the test to decide which he would splash his cash on. In America, we get an insight into the world of luxury RV life. Retired couple Pat and Jan are on a road trip to the Blue Ridge Mountains in their $2.1-million motorhome! They take us to an exclusive million-dollar motorhome resort in North Carolina, where they own a parking lot, complete with outside dining area and firepit. It even has its own mobile cocktail cart delivering your favourite tipple right to your motorhome door! And we get an exclusive tour of a state-of-theart RV factory in Indiana to see just how their massive luxury million-pound motorhomes are made.

Following Giuseppe from the Wirral, who has made the life-changing decision to leave his stressful job as a financial director and live full time in his new motorhome. In Chattanooga, Tennessee, Nicky and Rusty are taking their new van to a local garage for a unique modification, while former tennis star Annabel Croft and her husband Mel show how they transformed a parcel delivery van into their new home on wheels.

In this third episode, we meet 33-year-old James and his mum Dionne, who are on a road trip to a campsite in Worcester. James was diagnosed with autism and ADHD when he was 25, but motorhoming has opened up a whole new world for him. James is besotted with ‘Tilly' his motorhome, and he now runs an online motorhome group and loves getting people together. Today, he's hosting the first meet of the year and nerves are kicking in! Across the pond, Texan couple Dane and Deena are planning a two-year motorhoming adventure. They've never motorhomed before and will be doing it with their six children! This supersized family need a supersized vehicle! They've converted an old double-decker night bus into their dream home on wheels. It's now worth over a million pounds, and today they're setting off on their first overnight trip! Having never motorhomed before, Rachel and Richard are going to try before they buy, and they're renting a six-berth motorhome to see if this an investment worth making. With sales of motorhome accessories booming and space being at a premium, our resident reviewer Tomi Adebayo puts three inflatable chairs to the test to see which one he thinks will get bums on seats! In Austin, Texas, we meet childhood friends Dave and Bill, who run Austin Van Works. They specialize in turning small spaces into homes with huge potential. And we join British-born Marilyn and exforces pilot Kelly as they return to Florida in their 32-foot motorhome. For the past six years, they've been living the dream and touring America. But some things you just can't do on the road, so they've come back to Florida to do their ‘life laundry' and plan their next adventure.

In this fourth episode, we meet 63-year-old Siobhan, who had a eureka moment and decided to get a motorhome. She now lives full-time in her much-loved motorhome ‘Dora the Explorer'. We meet up with her after she's had a bit of a bump and poor Dora needs to go to the garage to get her bumper replaced. Siobhan has everything crossed that it's not an expensive a job! In Hereford, we meet Lamorna and husband G, who bought a double-decker bus two years ago and have painstakingly restored it into their new home on wheels. They want to get on the road and head for the coast, but there's one big problem — G doesn't have an HGV licence! Will he pass the test and get them on the road? Across the Atlantic, we meet Sarah and Paul, who have turned their passion for iconic Airstreams into their business. They sold everything and built a 30-acre retro motorhome resort. You can rent a pitch for your own vintage motorhome or you can hire one of theirs. One customer is Bob, who's originally from the UK. He bought his 30-foot Airstream two years ago and hasn't looked back. Resident reviewer Tomi Adebayo puts three collapsible e-bikes through their paces to see which one he thinks takes poll position! In Buckinghamshire, we meet Lucy, who runs Glamper RV and hires and sells luxury motorhomes. We meet customers Sean and Lisa, who have arrived to pick up their motorhome rental to take on their Scandinavian adventure. And we join Americans Jacqueline and Dave, who live permanently in their fifth wheel RV. They have been on the road gigging with their band The Border Hook Ups for two years and love being out in the wilderness.

Dale and Sue take their RV to Death Valley in California, one of the hottest places on Earth, and with no access to water or electricity they have to plan their stay very carefully. Adventure enthusiasts Andy and Michelle spend every weekend travelling in their home on wheels and are trying out their new stand-up paddleboard for the first time.

Bradford couple Denise and Liam head to Wraysbury Dive Centre in Berkshire for a group scuba dive, but things do not go to plan when they get there. In Cornwall, TV presenter Fern Britton revisits a favourite childhood holiday spot with her two girls in a vintage 1977 VW camper.

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. In America, Laurence and Natalie, originally from Southampton, have been living in the States for nine years. They bought a 37-footlong fifth wheel and have thrown themselves into the RV lifestyle. They've spent the winter in Florida and are travelling to meet up with fellow RVers Todd and Sheila, who've been living full-time in their RV for the past two years. Back in the UK, popstar JB Gill and his wife Chloe go motorhome shopping. Once they pick the motorhome they like, they head to a nearby campsite to give it a trial run! Our resident reviewer Tomi Adebayo puts three portable camping lights to the test to see which one will shine the brightest! We meet Darren and wife Clara, who set up Love Campers in 2016. They transform basic panel vans into cosy campers and customize each van with their own designs. Today, they're fitting one of their vans with the biggest solar panel they've ever attached. We meet the van's owner Lewis as he arrives to pick up his pride and joy before showing off his new purchase at a nearby festival to fellow camper enthusiasts. And if money is no object, we go Stateside and get an exclusive look at the million-dollar American Eagle.

This week, we join Paul and Victoria on a trip to Hastings. They started a van conversion project earlier this year and have created a unique home on wheels called Barry Vanilow. Their motorhome and its eye-catching interior design gets lots of attention. From mirror balls to the ‘Farrah the Fawcett' tap, they even have a swing! We follow them as they head to a campsite for the night. In the Peak District, we meet actor Annabelle and her partner Charlie. Annabelle has dwarfism and after buying her VW Caddy had it converted to suit her needs. She's a keen artist, and Annabelle's motorhome has given her the opportunity to paint wherever she wants. Today, she's trying to make the most of the beautiful scenery, but the wind eventually gets the better of her. They take shelter in the motorhome and make their first ever meal in it from scratch. In Bath, coachbuilder Tom shows us how he's using a Land Rover to build a one-of-a-kind motorhome from the engine up. He's invested lots of time and money in this project, and now the pressure is on to get the interior finished and find a buyer. Across the Atlantic, we meet British-born Laurence, who, after 16 years as a bond trader, is desperate to get back to his countryside roots. Laurence and wife Jenni have bought their first RV, and we follow them to the Blue Ridge Mountains. Our resident reviewer Tomi Adebayo puts three handheld vacuums to the test to see which one cleans up the best. And Jayne Whittaker takes us on a tour of her unique motorhome business. She's been making custom-made horsebox motorhomes for over 30 years, and today one of her customers is arriving to collect her new home on wheels.

Angellica Bell takes a one-day motorhome-manoeuvring course in Surrey, and a man who works out of his motorhome organises a festival for the campervan community. A couple whoi have been living in America for 40 years return to the UK, but need to find a second-hand motorhome to get them around. Plus, Tomi Adebayo tests out camping chairs.

Jeff Brazier test-drives a campervan with football manager and friend Chris Hargreaves, while Team USA para-badminton star Amy Burnett shows off her 46-foot motorhome, where she lives with fiancé Robert and dog Tino. Resident reviewer Tomi Adebayo puts portable showers under pressure to decide which he prefers, and there's a million-pound motorhome convoy en route to Goodwood Festival of Speed.