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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.

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