Top 10 Tips for Campervan Adventures in the Rain
Have a Drying Strategy
Wet socks? No thanks. Bring a collapsible drying rack, or hang items near (but not on) your heater. Wet kit = bad mood.
Layer Like a Pro
Wet weather = fluctuating temps. Bring waterproofs, fleece layers, and enough socks to last a surprise storm or two.
Keep the Mud Out
Outdoor mat. Boot bin. “No wet shoes inside” rule. Your future self (and floor) will thank you.
Check Road Conditions
Some scenic routes become slippery mudslides in the wet. Check forecasts and go easy on the accelerator.
Lean into It
Rain can be magical—misty forests, quieter campsites, cosy mornings. So throw on your coat, splash in puddles, and make the most of the moment.
Rain doesn’t end the adventure, it just changes the soundtrack. Campervan life is all about rolling with whatever the road brings. With a bit of prep and the right mindset, you’ll find that rainy days often make for the best stories.

Because a little drizzle shouldn’t dampen your day!
Let’s be honest, British weather is unpredictable at best. But rain doesn’t mean ruin. In fact, some of the cosiest, most memorable campervan moments happen under cloudy skies. So pack your waterproofs and let’s embrace the puddles.
Here are our top 10 tips for thriving (not just surviving) campervan adventures in the rain:
Choose Your Pitch Wisely
Find higher ground. Avoid spots at the bottom of slopes or next to rivers unless you fancy waking up in a moat.
Pack a Pop-Up Awning or Tarp
Create a dry outdoor space for boots, barbecues, or just chilling with a cuppa while the rain taps a rhythm on your roof.
Invest in Good Ventilation
Keep windows slightly cracked to avoid the dreaded condensation fog-fest. Rainy outside doesn’t mean steamy inside.
Go Full Snug Mode
Blankets, fairy lights, hot chocolate... you know the drill. Turn your camper into the ultimate rainy-day den.
Plan Cosy Activities
Board games, books, portable projectors for van-movie nights—bring the vibes indoors when nature says “not today.”
