Motorhome holidays have become hugely popular in recent years, likely due to the freedom and unlimited choice of travel destinations. There are many options when it comes to travelling the road, you can choose to either tow a caravan or you can travel in your campervan and experience a new way of going on holiday. Not only is this an easier way to travel, but it’s more affordable too as there is no travel fee required for staying in a caravan as long as it’s yours. The same can be said for campervans, perhaps the only fee you may need to pay depends on whether or not you choose to set up camp on a licensed caravan site. This means that it is so easy to go away on any last minute breaks and explore new places you may have never been to if you were to stay elsewhere in say, a hotel. Travelling this way provides the perfect opportunity to dust off any bikes and take them with you on your travels so that you can enjoy relaxing bike rides against the backdrop of idyllic scenery. Here are a few recommendations on the best places to visit with your camper or caravan.

1. Snowdonia

Many flock to this area in North Wales for the mountain peaks and outdoor activities, paradoxically providing a challenge to hikers and relaxing experience for nature lovers. Visit the Snowdonia National Park for magnificent views of lakes, untouched nature and the immense structure of Mount Snowdon that creates a backdrop that is picture perfect. Plus, if you’re travelling in a caravan there are plenty of sites in the park for you to set up camp, so you can be surrounded by the tranquility of this nature site at all times. Ideal for a peaceful break away, this is a good location if you are looking to get away from urban surroundings and wish to appreciate the calming quiet of the outdoors. This national park offers you the choice of enjoying relaxing walks through wooded trails or setting yourself a challenge and going hiking up Mount Snowdon. Depending on the weather you can even go boating on the crystal clear waters of Lake Padarn, or set up camp next to the riverbank and spend your time fishing. There is something for everyone and countless ways to spend your days, why not experience it for yourself, after all it’s not everyday you have a mountain in your backyard.

2. Scottish Highlands

It’s hard to find somewhere that ticks all your travel boxes, but the Scottish Highlands is definitely on that list. Providing countless mountain views, nature scenery and historical ruins, the Highlands are ideal for anyone looking to combine their love for history with the outdoors. Why not visit Glenfinnan in the Scottish Highlands to see for yourself the famous Glenfinnan Viaduct and Loch Shiel that was the inspiration for the Hogwarts Express, a must see for any Harry Potter lover. A visit to Scotland is not complete without a trip to see Loch Ness, whether you are interested in its nature trails or are eager to lay claim to a chance sighting to the mythical Loch Ness Monster there is something to keep everyone entertained on your trip.
Pack your camping gear and take a trip into wooded areas or hike up the Highlands and stumble upon stunning views that are perfect for your next social media post. To top it off, there are an unlimited number of caravan and camping parks that are available so that you can stay close to all the excitement, whilst experiencing living outdoors.

3. Lake District

This next location is a first choice on a lot of peoples lists when travelling around the UK. The Lake District is home to Britain’s favourite national park, packed in abundance with outdoor activities, nature, hills and countless water sites for people of all ages to enjoy. Lakeland is the locals name for the park and rightly so, there are many water sport activities available on the lakes such as; kayaking, boating, paddle boarding and canoeing, to name a few. So if you are looking for a holiday full of adventure and new experiences, the Lake District is the ideal place to spend your break away. Best of all, there are countless caravan and camping sites available where you can set up camp and enjoy your outdoor experience. It is no surprise that thousands each year flock to the Lake District to enjoy a few days in this nature site either camping, caravanning or alternatively, staying at a hotel.

4. Devon

Devon provides some of the best coastlines and countryside the UK has to offer. With unlimited nature trails in wooded areas and sandy coastal beaches, this is a great place to relax and unwind or to explore new places. There are caravan sites in aplenty in Devon, with the location being a holiday favourite for families across the country. You have the choice of lone camping up close with nature or you can set up camp at a caravan site and socialise with other campers, making friends and seeking advice on the best places to visit in Devon. You can kick back and relax at local beaches, go for a stroll on the countless nature paths, try your hand at some exciting water sports or you could even go for a bike ride through the local towns before going for a picnic. There are many ways to enjoy yourself, try them all and see which ones best suit your holiday needs. Alternatively, if you’re interested in history and culture, make sure you visit Dartmoor National Park for stretches of forests, moorlands and rivers that cater to every outdoorsman need. But there is more to this place than a dramatic landscape, it is also home to Europe’s largest number of archaeological remains to be found. With enough ancient ruins, architect and historical towns to wet any history enthusiasts appetite, Dartmoor is a must see for any camper. Spot medieval farms on your country walk or take a tour up to legendary Brentor Church where you can appreciate miles upon miles worth of breathtaking views.

Altogether, travelling in a caravan or campervan gives you the freedom to go anywhere without any restrictions, simply pack up and drive away whenever you are ready. Ideal for those with restless feet or anyone in need of a last minute holiday, this is also an easy way to experience more travel destinations in less time. Taking a break from reality surrounded by the outdoors is a great way to destress and clear your head, go on long walks through nature trails and enjoy your day outdoors in the fresh air. Plus caravan parks are relatively cheap and you won’t need to save up to go on this kind of holiday, meaning all you need to do is pack and choose a destination-convenience at its best. So take our advice and explore parts of the UK that you have never before experienced, you’ll soon discover your own thirst for adventure if you haven’t already.