Inspiration for a new motorhome year!

Another motorhome year will be upon us before we know it! Imagine driving your motorhome along winding roads surrounded by imposing mountains and fascinating waterfalls. Be engulfed by an abundance of natural beauty, rich flora and fauna, mystical castles and ancient ruins. In this article, we take you to destinations, especially waterfalls, that definitely belong on your bucket list for an motorhome trip in 2024!

The Norwegian fjords stand as a paradise for adventurous campers like yourself. These incredible natural wonders, designated UNESCO World Heritage sites, offer breathtaking landscapes that are sure to enchant you!

Our adventure begins in Åndalsnes, nestled on the Romsdalfjord, the heart of Fjord Country and a hub for mountain hikers, climbers, and mountain bikers. From the simple motorhome stopover, you can stroll directly into the town.

From Åndalsnes we head south in search of road 63, to the famous Trollstigen. This winding road with its sharp curves and steep slopes takes you through a breathtaking mountain landscape. Take the time to stop at the viewpoints and be amazed by the beauty of this impressive route. The road is fine to drive with a motorhome. And don't worry, the road is fine to drive with a motorhome! If you want to stay overnight at the start of road 63, you can do so at a small campsite.

Follow road 63 southward and discover the spectacular Geirangerfjord. Take a boat trip through this fjord known for its steep green slopes, majestic waterfalls, and crystal-clear waters.

Continuing our route, we uncover Norway's most characteristic fjord, Sognefjord. With its breathtaking length of 205 kilometers, it's not only Norway's longest but also its deepest fjord.

Heading further south, make a pit stop in Flåm, where you can take an incredible ride through the stunning mountain landscape with the famous Flåmsbana train. The train stops at a spectacular waterfall. In Flåm, you can spend the night at camperpark Flåm beach parkering.

- In Flåm, take the famous Flåmsbana train and enjoy a wonderful ride!

Tip: If you prefer to avoid the Lærdal Tunnel to Flåm, take the breathtaking 49-kilometer route, the Aurlandsfjellet National Tourist Road, FV263. Note: It's a busy and sometimes narrow road but well worth it.

During your motorhome trip, discover Croatia's hidden gem - Krka National Park. Less known than its big brother, Plitvice Lakes, this park in Central Dalmatia is a destination not to be missed. The park is renowned for its lush nature and picturesque hiking trails. Beautiful landscapes, stunning waterfalls, and clear pools along rivers make Krka National Park an oasis of natural beauty.

The highlight of this beautiful place is undoubtedly the Krka waterfalls. Located on the Krka River near the charming town of Šibenik, these waterfalls are among the most beautiful in all of Europe. An unforgettable experience during your park visit is swimming under the majestic waterfalls. If you want to stay overnight near this beautiful spot, you can do so at Slapovi Krke in Šibenik or at Camp Skradinske Delicije campsite in Skradin.

- Be sure to take a dip in the waters of the Krka waterfalls!

But Krka National Park is more than just waterfalls. It harbours a wealth of history, including ancient ruins like the Roman city of Burnum, the medieval town of Ključica, and the still-active Krka Monastery. Immerse yourself in the rich history of the area and discover the culture and lifestyle of the local people.

Let yourself be enchanted by the natural beauty, historical treasures, and unforgettable experiences that Krka National Park has to offer. Add this destination to your motorhome trip through breathtaking Croatia and create memories that will last a lifetime. With the Krka app on your phone, you can easily order your tickets and not miss any highlights in this fascinating park

Tip: With the Krka app on your phone, you can easily order your tickets and not miss any highlights in this fascinating park.

Discover the beauty of the Black Forest during an unforgettable motorhome journey through Germany. This picturesque region offers a perfect blend of breathtaking landscapes, charming villages, rich history, and numerous opportunities for active recreation. Here are some tips for on your bucket list:

In the heart of the Black Forest, the Triberg Waterfalls await you. The Triberger Wasserfälle is Germany's highest waterfall. Flowing through dense forests, it creates a picturesque and natural setting. Paths and stairs have been constructed so you can get close to the waterfalls. The Triberg motorhome stopover, just 2.5 kilometers from the centre and the main entrance to the waterfalls, provides a convenient base. 

Natuurlijk kun je met de camper een roadtrip over de oudste en beroemdste panoramaweg van Duitsland niet overslaan! De Schwarzwaldhochstraße (B500) is een prachtige route van ongeveer 60 kilometer door het noordelijke deel van het Zwarte Woud van Baden-Baden tot Freudenstadt. De route loopt langs bergkammen, watervallen, valleien en charmante dorpjes. Spectaculaire vergezichten worden afgewisseld met dichtbeboste hellingen. Het is dan ook een van de meest geliefde toeristische routes in Duitsland. Onderweg vind je tal van uitkijkpunten en picknickplaatsen! Vergeet niet een aantal stops in te plannen zoals bij de Mummelsee, een gletsjermeer waarlangs mooie wandelingen mogelijk zijn. Op de route kom je ook het bezoekerscentrum van Natuurpark Ruhestein tegen. Hier kom je alles te weten over de flora en fauna van het Zwarte Woud. Een skilift brengt je naar boven voor een adembenemend uitzicht! Wil je overnachten in Baden-Baden, dan kan dit bij Wohnmobilparkplatz. In Freudenstadt kun je overnachten met de camper bij Parkplatz Panorama-Bad.

Of course, you can't miss a road trip on Germany's oldest and most famous panoramic road. The Schwarzwaldhochstraße (B500) is a beautiful route of approximately 60 kilometers through the northern part of the Black Forest from Baden-Baden to Freudenstadt. The route passes along mountain ridges, waterfalls, valleys, and charming villages. Spectacular viewpoints are interspersed with densely wooded slopes. It's one of the most beloved tourist routes in Germany. Along the way, there are numerous viewpoints and picnic areas. Don't forget to plan some stops, such as at Mummelsee, a glacier lake offering beautiful walks. On the route, you'll also come across the visitor centre of the Ruhestein Nature Park. Here, you can learn everything about the flora and fauna of the Black Forest. A ski lift takes you to the top for a breathtaking view! If you want to stay overnight in Baden-Baden, you can do so at Wohnmobilparkplatz. In Freudenstadt, you can stay overnight with your motorhome at Parkplatz Panorama-Bad.

A journey through the Black Forest is not complete without a tasteful break. Stop at a Conditorei and enjoy a delicious piece of the famous Black Forest Cake. Although it remains mysterious whether this cream cake actually originated in the Black Forest, the name is inseparably linked to the charm of this beautiful region. Let your senses be enchanted and taste the unique flavours of the Black Forest.

- The Triberger Wasserfälle must be visited! ©Francesco Carovillano

Are you getting the itch to embark on a new motorhome adventure? Start planning your motorhome trip already. Camperstop.com is here to help you find the perfect stops and useful products for your trip. So start looking and let your motorhome adventure begin!