We have some great information on preparing you motorhome for winter storage if you don’t intend to use your motorhomes through the winter for long periods and what to do in between breaks to ensure you are protected against frost damage to you water systems.
Read more about Winterisation. German built motorhomes are generally prepared for harsh winters in northern Europe where temperatures can drop as low as minus 40˚C. German motorhomes tend to have superior design and insulation to cope with these harsh climates but you will really only need this level of protection if you intend to go skiing in the depths of winter. British motorhomes are prepared to cope with British and mid European climates so will suit most peoples needs without modification. To put it into perspective, Swift (who own many popular UK brands) test their motorhomes in a cold chamber down to minus 15˚C to ensure they can cope with the harshest winters we suffer here in the UK.
If you are really set on one of our British motorhomes but are still concerned about performance in the winter we can fit tank heaters to prevent frost in the water system. The heating systems in all motorhomes are more than adequate to cope with winter camping.