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Start with a Glamp Mobile pickup location, choose a destination, and wake up somewhere new.
A great campervan trip should feel open, flexible, and exciting - not overwhelming. Glamp Mobile Trips are designed to help you connect the dots between where you pick up your van and where you want to wake up next.
For now, this page is a curated guide to popular road trip ideas from our New Hampshire pickup locations. Each trip starts with a Glamp Mobile Location, points you toward a Destination, and gives you a simple sense of trip length, travel style, and planning level before you book.
That means you can start with the practical question - where should I pick up the campervan? - and quickly move into the fun part: lakes, mountains, coastlines, national parks, Vermont towns, maritime routes, and long-haul road trips that finally make the drive part of the vacation.
As the Glamp Mobile network grows, Trips will become a more dynamic planning tool with filters by departure location, destination, season, trip length, and travel style. Until then, this page gives renters a clear, beginner-friendly place to start.

Concord is a practical starting point for classic New Hampshire campervan trips. From here, renters can head north toward the White Mountains, east toward the Lakes Region and Maine coast, or use the van for a bigger road trip that begins in central New Hampshire.
A classic New Hampshire lake-country escape with waterfront towns, scenic drives, campgrounds, and plenty of easy places to slow down. This is one of the best starter trips from Concord because it keeps driving simple while still feeling like a real getaway.
Weekend or long weekend
Lakes, small towns, low-stress cruising
Easy / first-time friendly
Late spring, summer, early fall
Head north from Concord for one of the most iconic campervan routes in New Hampshire. The White Mountains make it easy to build a trip around scenic roads, hiking, waterfalls, ski towns, campgrounds, and classic New England views.
Weekend, long weekend, or full week
Mountains, scenic drives, hiking, foliage
Easy to moderate
Summer, fall, winter adventure season
A bucket-list New England campervan trip from New Hampshire to the Maine coast. Acadia is ideal for renters who want ocean views, forested carriage roads, coastal hikes, small-town food stops, and a trip that feels bigger than a standard weekend away.
Long weekend or full week
National park, coast, hiking, sunrise drives
Moderate planning
Late spring through fall
For renters ready to turn a van rental into a true expedition, Nova Scotia brings the feeling of a far-away trip without giving up the rhythm of road travel. Plan for border requirements, ferry timing, campground reservations, and a more intentional route.
Full week or multi-week
International road trip, coast, ferries, maritime towns
Advanced planning
Summer and early fall
This is the big one: a long-haul campervan adventure from New Hampshire to the southern end of the Florida Keys. Key West works best for renters with time, flexibility, and the desire to make the drive part of the story.
Multi-week
Epic road trip, coastal highways, warm-weather escape
Advanced planning
Winter, spring, late fall
Plainfield puts renters close to the Upper Valley, Vermont, western New Hampshire, and scenic routes that feel relaxed from the start. It is especially useful for trips that lean into small towns, mountains, foliage, food, and slower New England travel.
From the Upper Valley, Stowe is a natural campervan getaway into Vermont mountain country. It is a strong fit for couples, families, leaf-peepers, skiers, hikers, and anyone who wants a polished small-town base with outdoor access nearby.
Weekend or long weekend
Mountains, breweries, foliage, four-season town
Easy to moderate
Year-round; especially fall and winter
Burlington gives Plainfield renters a relaxed Vermont route with Lake Champlain views, walkable neighborhoods, restaurants, breweries, bike paths, and a city-meets-outdoors feel that works well for first-time campervan travelers.
Weekend or long weekend
Lake Champlain, food, music, college-town energy
Late spring through fall
Year-round; especially fall and winter
This route gives Upper Valley renters a New Hampshire lake-country option without starting from Concord. It is a good fit for a slower long weekend with scenic drives, lake stops, and campground time.
Long weekend
Lake towns, scenic New Hampshire backroads, campgrounds
Easy to moderate
Summer and early fall