See the Collection
The Club's Story at the National Motor Museum
The National Motor Museum is home to an interactive exhibition exploring the history of the Club and leisure vehicle industry, featuring the unique Collection of the Caravan and Motorhome Club.
This unique Collection, which spans from the birth of leisure caravanning in the 1880s through to the present day, has been hosted at the National Motor Museum since 2006. An array of objects, publications, photographs, film footage and sound recordings reflects the history of Europe’s premier touring organisation and the one million caravan and motorhome owners that it now represents.
Visitors to the Museum can also discover the Museum’s 1926 Eccles caravan, 1964 Commer Auto-Sleeper motorhome and the miniature Royal Caravan built for King Charles III and Princess Anne in 1955.
Visit Us
The Caravan Club welcomes professional and amateur researchers wishing to discover more about its collection and history. To book an appointment please get in touch.
Visit the Caravan and Motorhome Club Website
You can view some of the fascinating material from our collection at The Caravan Club Website’s online collection gallery. Follow this link to discover more.
Creative Activities
Each summer the Caravan and Motorhome Club sponsors annual family Creative Activities at the National Motor Museum and at the Club’s New Forest Centenary Site. Watch this space for more information on our exciting plans for Summer 2025.
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