Popular Motorhome Destinations in the UK
Driving off in our motorhome or campervan has become increasingly popular among outdoor enthusiasts, and has evolved considerably from camping and just pitching a simple tent in the rain. The motorhome destinations listed below don’t cost the earth, and are the perfect solution to beat the winter blues. You just need your suitcase, motorhome insurance, (or motortrade insurance if you work in the motor trade industry) and your set travel around the many wonderful destinations the UK has to offer.
Rivendale Holiday Park – Derbyshire – One of the most renowned motorhome camping destinations in the country and for a ton of good reasons, Rivendale Park is located in Derbyshire in the heart of the Peak District. It has earned widespread recognition over the years including from green guru David Bellamy and VisitEngland and is able to accommodate motorhomes or caravans as well as tent pitches. The park is appointed with a shop, café, fishing lake and even a spa with an outdoor hot tub.
Bryher – This campsite is an unrivaled location to experience unobstructed views of Tresco and Hangman Island. Visiting Bryher provides easy access to the unspoilt sandy beach at Green Bay and a serene cave at Rushy Bay for swimming. There’s are tons of onsite facilities such as coin operated showers, lavatories, washing machines, hair dryers and tumble dryers. In addition, there are several of places to eat within the vicinity of Bryher campsite including an outdoor bar at Heli Bay Hotel and the Fragile Rock pub.
Dartmoor – Exploring Devon will make you realize that there’s a lot more to this beautiful country that first meets the eye. Devon is home to a UNESCO Geopark, UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, two national parks and 5 areas of unmatched natural beauty. Dartmoor is claimed to be the better one of the two National Parks, and boast over 400 rugged square miles of amazing wilderness to explore. Furthermore, there are several attractions within close reach including the Dartmoor Prison Museum and cycling through Drake’s Trail.
The Lake District – This area is woven with mountains set in a backdrop of stunning lakes. It is the perfect UK motorhome destinations for those looking for a scenic holiday, and even romantic travelers. There are a ton of exhilarating activities to pursue in Lake District such as canoeing on the lakes and even exploring Scafell Pike.
Wales – If you’re looking for an nontraditional motorhome holiday, Wales will definitely leave you with some fond memories. From beautiful beaches, diverse landscape ranges to a host of fine diners, camping in Wales will bring you a few steps closer to Cardiff, Snowdonia National Park and over 600 Welsh castles.
NantCol Falls – This award winning campsite is located within close reach of the Rhinog Mountains in North West Wales. Being surrounded by water, it is ideal to camp by the riverside at Nantcol Falls, but young ones will need extra attention. The camping area is mostly flat and there’s also disabled access. Adding to this, Wi-Fi access can be had at an extra charge and there’s 62 pitches for tents and 23 or so for caravans.
The Cotswolds – Taking a trip through the Cotswolds is the perfect way to experience stunning natural beauty combined with panoramic sights and whimsical sounds. Renowned for its astonishing meadows, beautiful valleys and rolling hillsides, exploring the Cotswolds with your motorhome is an opportunity not to be missed.
The Broads – The Suffolk and Norfolk Broads are a treat for motorhome travellers for their beautiful landscape and picturesque backdrops. Camp along the riverside or enjoy a day boating, the Broads are one of the few destinations that has something in store for young and old.
Northumberland – Tucked away in the Northern slice of England, Northumberland is highlighted with a plethora of sites of historic significance stately homes and untouched countryside, all set within an outstanding coastline. Take your motorhome to experience the many sides of Northumberland such as Hadrian’s Wall and Warkworth Castleor simply stroll along the Bamburgh Coast.
Scotland – This list would be deemed incomplete without Scotland, which is regarded as the ultimate destination for its mysterious lochs, romantic landscapes and ancient castles. From the sunny coastal charm of the Scottish borders to the rugged life of the wilderness, travelling through Edinburgh or Glasgow is great way to renaissance and medieval architecture at its best.