Sure, England's famously narrow, hedged and sinuous country roads amount to a rather intimidating proposition, motorhome-wise. This not to mention one's prudent concern, perhaps, about driving on the "wrong" side of the road there.

Yet this complexity is more inviting than prohibitive, attending, as it does, the very remarkable complexity of the land and culture.

Add Scotland — especially the Highlands — and Wales to the mix and you have a geographically diverse island — Great Britain — which truly lends itself to motorhome travel.

What's more, experienced European motorhomers tend to consider the campgrounds of the United Kingdom "outstanding" and the "best in Europe." A majority of these campgrounds are located on orchards and other farms specially prepared to accommodate RV campers.

Likewise the UK's Caravan Club as well as its Camping and Caravanning Club (see "Resources" at left) are generally considered the most effective such clubs in Europe.

All told, England, Scotland and Wales — and, we might as well include, Ireland — are a rather ideal ground for a motor home.