The RV life isn't just for globetrotters – it turns out celebrities also love to splash out when it comes to tour buses and trailers. Whether it's a luxury space to recuperate on the set of a blockbuster movie or a plush home for a road trip into the wilderness, these VIP RVs are seriously impressive. Click or scroll on and let's take a look inside the most luxury celebrity motorhomes out there...
Lauded American actor Tom Hanks may be used to the Hollywood high life, but he happily traded his mansion for a home on the road while filming hits including 1993's Sleepless in Seattle to 2017's The Circle. While on set, Tom Hanks would kick back and enjoy some downtime in his custom Airstream trailer.
The two-time Oscar winner snapped up his home on wheels in 1993. The 1992 Model 34 Limited Excella Travel trailer was bought by the actor as an empty shell and he completely customised its interior. The Airstream was a home-away-from-home for the actor, who also spent time entertaining friends, colleagues and cast members in the 35-foot-long trailer.
While the Airstream isn't the most luxurious of trailers, Hanks had become tired of staying in generic trailers on movie sets and wanted a portable place he could call his own. "I got it in the days when movies moved slower," the actor told Bonhams. "I had spent too much time in regular trailers with ugly décor and horribly uncomfortable furniture, so I decided to buy a brand-new Airstream shell, with an interior made to my own request."
The trailer also boasts a small kitchen, a dining area, a bathroom and a bedroom with everything you'd need on the set of a movie. The lucky new owner received all of these items included with their purchase, complete with all accessories, including plates, glasses, several espresso makers, some kitchen equipment and the teakwood chairs and table.
Finally ready to part ways with his house on wheels, Hanks put the Airstream up for auction with Bonhams in August 2021. The auction house estimated it would go for between $150,000 (£121k) and $250,000 (£200k). It eventually sold without reserve for $235,200 (£188k) including premiums.
The couple headed off to Utah for a glamping break and spared no expense with their accommodation, splashing out on an opulent Marathon Coach RV. This model, which is similar to the couple's design, is one of the world's most expensive RVs, priced at around $2.5 million (£2m), and comes complete with everything the couple would need to take to the road in ultimate comfort.
The home on wheels features an under-floor heating system, voice controls and a pop-up GPS system, along with other mod cons. The plush motorhome also has an automatic awning, which the couple were seen using during their trip around Utah.
Marble and porcelain flooring – complete with lighting effects – runs throughout the entirety of the vehicle's interior, and if the couple fancied cooking up a storm, the kitchen is perfectly equipped with an electric cooker, a microwave, a dishwasher and a refrigerator with a travel lock. Furnished with custom-built sofas, the living space is designed for relaxing, while piloting the motorhome would never be too taxing with massage units in the driver's seat.
Located at the back of the RV, the bedroom features a king-sized bed and a built-in TV unit, complete with Apple TV. Should they need to take care of any laundry, there's also a washing machine hidden away in the back cupboard.
It won't surprise Jason Momoa fans that the Justice League actor loves the open road and campervan life. With multiple photoshoots and interviews revealing his love of the great outdoors and travelling by RV, the Aquaman star often posts photos of his outdoorsy lifestyle to Instagram.
Following his split from his wife Lisa Bonet in January 2022, Momoa was photographed living in a luxury motorhome, which doubtless suits the adventurous father of two. Worth a reported $25 million (£20m), the Game of Thrones heartthrob reportedly moved out of his $3.5 million (£2.8m) marital home, into an EarthRoamer XV-LTi 026 motorhome.
Photographed parked on a friend’s lawn, the luxury RV is worth $750,000 (£601k), and was custom-made for Momoa, with a king-size bed, a bike rack and an infrared camera. The stylish home on wheels is definitely fit for a VIP with its slick leather upholstery and edgy industrial-style finishes.
Listings show the four-wheel drive also comes complete with a wine rack, wall-mounted Nespresso machine and handsome sable brown alder cabinetry surrounding the dual burner cooktop. The more in-depth spec sheet lists practical accessories such as a mounted flashlight, hoses and an axe – axe-throwing is one of the star's more unusual hobbies.
The Dune star is said to have stayed in the XV-LTi while working on location on the latest installment of the Fast & Furious franchise with Vin Diesel, rather than in hotels, appreciating the closeness to nature it affords. Perhaps he’ll end up living out of the EarthRoamer indefinitely.
Worth a not-so-modest $70 million (£56m), Connecticut-born singer/songwriter John Mayer is another celebrity fan of the EarthRoamer brand. The star, whose hits include 'Gravity' and 'Stop This Train', likes to keep things luxe when he hits the road, and this fortified RV has all the creature comforts he could ask for.
First debuting his EarthRoamer truck camper on Instagram back in 2014, the singer captioned the post ‘who knows where I’ll end up next’, while praising the Colorado-based EarthRoamer staff. It's not clear whether the star uses the RV for touring or his own adventures.
Choosing the now-discontinued EarthRoamer XV-LTS, the musician’s model is based on Ford’s F-550 chassis and was, as Mayer writes, "completely hand-built in Colorado by extremely talented and innovative men and women". Spanning just over 29 feet, the camper weighs approximately seven tons, and can handle most terrains, thanks to a Power Stroke V8 engine.
With prices starting at around $490,000 (£394k), the EarthRoamer LTS came with environmentally responsible solar and battery power, alongside handcrafted elements and custom finishes "for a luxury overland experience", according to their listings, with a main cabin space seating 2-6, an induction cooker, plus spice rack and espresso maker (of course).
We’re sure he made good use of the over-cab bunk, which EarthRoamer suggest makes a great lounge area for "reading, watching TV or listening to music". Although the four-wheel drive turbo-diesel vehicle is described as a luxury RV, the Grammy award-winner posted a New Year message declaring that "discipline means discomfort", and wishing his fans "an uncomfortable year, all" not long after purchasing his off-road camper. So don't be surprised if you see him in a beaten-up VW campervan instead!
Actor Jamie Foxx purchased this huge motorhome to use for hosting his online talk show, Off Script. The souped-up RV is where Foxx sits down with his celebrity guests to discuss their cinematic influences and the movies that they love. Interviewees have included the likes of Vince Vaughn and Denzel Washington.
The interior of the motorhome (by Anderson Mobile Estates) is set up like a state-of-the-art studio, with a few luxurious additions. The décor has been kept fairly minimal, with wooden flooring throughout, concrete-effect walls, gold fixtures and even a record player.
The Grey Goose bar is ideal for entertaining fellow A-listers. Fully stocked, the stunning gold and blue back-lit design is a stand-out feature of the motorhome. Flanked by a long picture window, it's the perfect space for guests to admire jaw-dropping views over a cocktail or two.
Jamie hosts his guests on this luxurious blue velvet sofa. Spotlights line the ceiling of the motorhome, while a piano sits in the corner—perfect for an all-star sing-a-long after a long day of filming, but with prices starting at $1.8 million (£1.4m) for an Anderson custom, it's for the lucky few.
Award-winning actor and producer Leonardo DiCaprio has starred in over 70 movies, from The Wolf of Wall Street and Django Unchained to Titanic. It's not surprising then that he likes to relax and unwind in style when he's on set working on his latest blockbuster.
During the filming of his movie Inception in 2009, Leonardo DiCaprio spent his time between takes in this state-of-the-art trailer. With an opulent gold-effect exterior, the 53-foot mobile home is really a mobile mansion. The RV features extendable sides that nearly double the width from eight-and-a-half feet to almost 16 feet.
With a total interior floor plan of 720 square feet, the design of the motorhome was based on a luxury cruise ship. Designer David Rovsek was inspired by the yachts of the rich and famous, picking out features such as the cherrywood cabinetry, dropped ceiling and oval overhead mirror, all home essentials for the mega-rich.
The interior isn't short of amenities either, with two fireplaces, five TVs (including one in each of the two bathrooms) and a $25,000 (£20k) shower finished with glitzy glass mosaic tiles. The best bit, however, is the master bedroom, which was designed to recreate the feeling of a five-star hotel suite.
The motorhome rivals most opulent luxury hotels – there's even a plush carpet that slides across to extend the floor plan even further. A big consideration for an A-lister like Leo, security is taken care of thanks to cameras that link to the TVs, so you can see exactly who's at the door before answering. He must have felt right at home hanging out in the trailer featured in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
Pop legend Mariah Carey spends her time on tour in her huge motorhome that's been nicknamed the "skyscraper on wheels". Not one to go without her creature comforts, it's packed with every luxury amenity the superstar could wish for while on the road.
Built by Anderson Mobile Estates, the 18-wheel RV can extend out to provide nearly 1,200 square feet of living space for Mariah and her entourage, once parked. The tinted windows offer the ultimate in privacy, while the sleek metal exterior is nothing short of opulent.
The lower floor of the motorhome features a luxurious living space with a custom-designed 15-foot sofa and a 65-inch television. Further down the hall, the dedicated makeup area comes complete with a chair and vanity unit. A second television is hidden behind the mirror on the floor, so the superstar can watch her favourite shows while she's getting glammed up.
Ingeniously, the ceiling of the motorhome can be raised to create some extra headspace on the upper floor. This second-storey club space is the ultimate party house, featuring TVs at both ends, neon lighting and a dance floor – the perfect space for the star to raise the roof after a show.
For quieter evenings, the expansive trailer also features a full gourmet kitchen crafted from wood, marble and granite. The sleek space has a mini-fridge, a convection oven, a stove and a top-of-the-range Kangen water filter. Not too shabby!
British TV and music producer Simon Cowell certainly doesn't slum it on business trips. When he's not at home with his family, the media mogul runs his empire from an extravagant RV by Anderson Mobile Estates.
Featuring a dazzling silver exterior and no shortage of living space, it's a bit more impressive than your average motorhome. The two-storey trailer comes in at 1,200 square feet and can double in size at the push of a button, stretching to 22 feet high and 14 foot wide.
A home-away-from-home, the $2 million (£1.6m) mobile mansion features Italian leather, mirrored ceilings and three huge TVs. The main living space is home to a state-of-the-art sound system, a vast cream sofa and windows fitted with custom electric shades to protect the star's privacy.
If all that wasn't enough, the dressing area also features a clever covert space in the form of a mobile 24-hour doctor's office. At the press of a button, a TV pops up with video access to a medical professional, plus there's a storage cabinet with over $150,000 (£120k) of medical equipment, including a stethoscope and heart monitor.
There's also a private area at the rear for the producer to kick back and relax. The door leading to the master suite can be opaque or transparent at the touch of a remote, all for the staggering cost of around $25,000 (£20k). This zone also has a private bathroom with granite countertops and lavish cherrywood finishes.
While the star's Fleetwood pusher might look quite ordinary on the outside, with brown diagonal lines design, it is quite a masterpiece on the inside as illustrated when HGTV took the tour in 2013...
As a designer herself, The Voice star was No Doubt, if you will forgive the pun, attracted to the clean lines and black and white and metallic grey colour scheme that gives the vehicle a sophisticated vibe. The RV features slide-out sections which create a wide spacious lounge area for friends and are unusual in these types of vehicles.
With its white plush sofas and marble flooring, the lounge area feels more like a hotel than a motorhome and there’s even a wine chiller for that well-earned glass of champagne at the end of the day.
Now married to fellow The Voice judge Blake Shelton, who she wed in 2021, if the star was after some 'me time', she could retreat into the master suite with its own bathroom and adjustable number bed, which allows you to regulate the firmness of the mattress. Plus, there’s a make-up mirror and lots of counter space which makes ‘glam time’ all the easier.
The mind behind hits such as 'Apologize', acclaimed music producer Timbaland stays in the lap of luxury when he's touring. His plush upscale RV even offers a state-of-the-art recording studio so that he can make music on the road.
Located just past the driver's cabin is the comfortable wood-panelled living area. With two leather sofas, a large television, colourful strip lighting and blackout blinds, it's the perfect place for entertaining when Timbaland isn't mixing tracks.
The luxury motorhome also has air conditioning and two generators, meaning the space has full power while on the move. Four security cameras monitor the property's exterior, with footage available across multiple television screens, including one in the bathroom.
At the other end of the motorhome is Timbaland's state-of-the-art recording studio. The specially-designed space has everything he'd ever need, including soundproof doors, a two-tier keyboard and a vocal booth with a gold-plated microphone. If the star ever gets tired of work, there's also a DVD player, Xbox and PlayStation to keep him entertained.
Action movie star Vin Diesel also likes to kick back in the lap of luxury while on the road. When filming his blockbuster movies, including the iconic Fast & Furious franchise, the actor likes to sit back and relax in his $1.1 million (£887k) trailer.
The top floor of the extravagant trailer pops up when it's stationary to reveal a media lounge, private office space and a play area for the star's children. Vin Diesel must really love his mobile mansion, as he had it shipped all the way to Puerto Rico when he was filming the most recent installment of the Fast & Furious franchise.
Downstairs, the spacious living area features wooden floors, spotlights and a swish kitchen with luxurious granite countertops. Perfect for entertaining or simply relaxing between scenes, this opulent home-on-wheels has every creature comfort an A-lister could need. The custom motorhome is currently up for rental under the name Comfy Cabin.
High-tech surveillance cameras guard over the pricey trailer – just a small part of the pricey technology packed into the RV, which amounts to a staggering $70,000 (£56k), making it the perfect billionaire bolthole. Controlled by a central smart home system, Vin Diesel has all the entertainment he needs during downtime, with a number of 3D flat-screen TVs and Blu-Ray players.
Part of his impressive property portfolio, Will Smith's custom RV, known as 'The Heat', is where he spent time while filming Men in Black III and The Pursuit of Happyness. The actor certainly didn't have to leave any of his home comforts behind when he was on set.
Clad in metallic panels, the RV is nothing short of spectacular. The 1,200-square-foot mobile home rolls on 22 wheels and features 14 TVs, is furnished with $30,000 (£24k) worth of leather and houses around $100,000 (£80k) worth of technology.
Spread across two levels, the trailer is transformed by an expanding roof, which raises the vehicle's height to over 42 inches. Upstairs there's a 30-person screening room with state-of-the-art entertainment facilities, while blackout blinds ensure the utmost privacy for the star and his family.
The glamorous main living space lies downstairs, featuring sofas aplenty and a kitchen with over $100,000 (£80k) worth of granite countertops. There's also a $25,000 (£20k) bathroom spanning the entire width of the trailer, complete with a steam shower and a privacy screen that turns opaque at the touch of a button.
The round dining table is perfect for socialising, with a wide picture window framing views of the set of Will's latest movie. There's also a light-up vanity mirror with a TV screen fitted behind it and sliding doors leading to a wardrobe area where the star gets ready for filming. One thing's for sure, these opulent motorhomes aren't like any trailers we've seen before..
There is nothing hi-tech about Matthew McConaughey’s custom RV. The Oscar-winning actor has no mod-cons in his 2004 Airstream International CCD 28 affectionately named ‘Canoe’ which regularly takes him across America. The Dallas Buyers Club star lived in it for four years before he bought his first place and it continues to be an office and a holiday home for him when he’s on the road.
The actor keeps heaps of memorabilia in the trailer, including movie posters and sketchbooks and even his surfboard which comes in handy when he hits the coast. And when it came to finding a headquarters for his production, music and clothing company just keep livin, ‘Canoe’, named after the canoe he was gifted on a trip to the Squamish Nation reservation in Vancouver, reportedly seemed like the obvious choice.
The Dazed and Confused actor, who is married to Camila Alves, with whom he has three children, likes nothing better than to bed down for the night in his ‘silver bullet’ vintage Airstream, which were first introduced to the American market in the 1930s, because he feels close to nature.
Inside, the tiny mobile home has a sitting area, a table that can be used for dining or working, a streamlined kitchen, a small bathroom and a snug bedroom. “It’s got a great window right above your pillow, so when you wake up in the morning, you’re looking right at the ocean or wherever your backyard is that day,” he told Architectural Digest when he gave a tour of the 28-foot-long vehicle in 2008.
Thanks to the star's regular updates on Instagram, it's clear that the vehicle hasn't changed much since then. In December 2022 he showed off his cooking skills outside his van. Once a resident at Paradise Cove, McConaughey is now living in Texas, though he's never far from his home on wheels.
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