French TV shows vanlife: multiple programs about road trips in campers and motorhomes

M6+ aired a documentary about families traveling by motorhome. The routes include Dordogne, Brittany, and the Spanish Pyrenees. Participants bought used motorhomes or rented from private owners. The film shows both scenic highlights and unexpected challenges on the road.

French channel TFX announced the premiere of 'Camping-cars: Les vacances de leur vie' on June 14, 2026 at 9:10 PM. The program follows six families traveling in motorhomes, camper vans, buses, or convoys. Produced by MAGMAX PRODUCTIONS and TF1 Production, the show depicts not only the freedom of the road but also daily challenges, unexpected events, and the need to adapt in confined spaces.

Episode 13 of the program 'La folie du camping-car' airs on April 30, 2026 at 9:10 PM on RMC Story. The episode features three families traveling in motorhomes: Aurélie and Erwan with their children spent six months touring southern Europe and arrived in Germany for a MotoGP race; Marie and Jo have been crisscrossing France for two years with concerts; Erwan and Aline with their daughter embarked on an 18-month round-the-world trip in a converted truck, starting in Brittany.

A TV channel launched a new season of a program about motorhome travel. The show consists of 6 episodes of 70 minutes, airing Thursdays at 9:10 PM. Last year, 1.5 million French people chose holidays in motorhomes, campervans, and converted vans. The new season features families traveling across Europe and the world, including one in a converted truck.

On April 30, 2026 at 9:10 PM, RMC Story will broadcast the 13th episode of the documentary series "La folie du camping-car : des vacances pas comme les autres". The episode features families traveling across Europe in motorhomes, including a trip to a motorcycle Grand Prix in Germany and a round-the-world journey in a converted truck.

A television documentary follows four families traveling in motorhomes. Elodie and Jean-Charles went on a honeymoon trip to Iceland, Jérôme took his family on a tour of Latin America, Anne-Laure and her daughter converted a van themselves, and Marc and Marie-France led a convoy of 19 motorhomes.