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Camping and caravanning are fantastic, cost-effective ways to travel the globe and experience new sights, rich cultures and unique gastronomic delights. From lesser-known landmarks across Europe to UNESCO heritage sites and local UK attractions – there’s an entire world of cultural camping to explore.

Explore Northern France on a Caravan or Motorhome Holiday

Rob Fearn | 4 Feb 2025 | Read time: 6m 33s

If you have a couple of weeks to spare and don't fancy the long trek down to Provence, the Dordogne or the Côte d'Azur, why not take a motorhome holiday and explore Northern France? It's closer to home, and with your own wheels, you can see the sights at your own pace, stopping for a roadside pique-nique of baguette and fromage whenever you like.
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Normandy Coast

England's Grand Estates: 7 Stunning Country Manor Houses

Peter Stannett | 19 Nov 2024 | Read time: 11m 21s

England's country manor houses provide an amazing window into our nation's rich history. They offer glimpses of opulent lifestyles, architectural grandeur, glorious gardens and bygone eras. Nestled in idyllic countryside settings, they all have unique stories to tell.
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Knole House, Kent (iStock 534122276)

Roman remains in France

Rob Fearn | 8 Aug 2024 | Read time: 7m 39s

France has a deep, rich history forged over centuries by many influences. Few were more searing than the Romans who held sway over five centuries, dominating and shaping the Gaulish kingdoms into what we broadly know as France today. Two thousand or so years later the Roman legacy lives on in many ways, none more striking than the physical structures that remain.
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Arles

Exploring Plymouth's Maritime Heritage

Rob Fearn | 30 May 2024 | Read time: 18m 32s

Plymouth has played a crucial role as a military city, deeply influenced by war and conflict. Until the Victorian era, the Hoe was restricted military land. When it was finally opened to the public, the town council, or Corporation, laid out gardens, gazebos, and promenades.
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Smeatons Tower, Plymouth

Artful Explorations: A Campers' Guide to Spain's Artistic Heritage

Rob Fearn | 23 May 2024 | Read time: 8m 58s

A camping journey through Spain goes beyond the allure of its picturesque landscapes, sandy beaches and vibrant culture. It can also serve as a true immersion into art and artists who found inspiration in every corner of this diverse country.
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The Persistence of Memory, Salvador Dalí

Côte d’Azur Camping

Rob Fearn | 3 Apr 2024 | Read time: 7m 30s

The glittering Côte d’Azur entrances and lures people from afar – lovers of the life of luxury and the froth of the international jet set come here. But so too do those in search of modern campsites, convenient golden beaches and endless sunny days.
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St Tropez, Côte d'Azur

Our Top Picks for April 2024: Where to go guide

Ben Tully | 28 Mar 2024 | Read time: 8m 4s

Why April is the best month to discover Italy's South Tyrol, Ireland's Galway, Holland's Maastricht, and the Slovenian cities of Ptuj & Maribor.
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Claddagh Galway

Unwind in Aquitaine: Camping Adventures in Southwest France

Rob Fearn | 28 Mar 2024 | Read time: 5m 30s

Camping is a fantastic way to discover Aquitaine, a stunning region in southwestern France. This region is well known for its diverse landscapes, including stunning coastlines, rolling hills, lush vineyards, and charming villages.
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Rocamadour

The What & Where of Costa Brava

Russell Wheldon | 12 Mar 2024 | Read time: 3m 32s

With 300 km of coastline studded with little bays, sandy coves and rugged cliffs, the Costa Brava has an irresistible appeal. Add in picturesque fishing villages, sensational cuisine and wonderful climate, and you have the recipe for a perfect holiday.
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Tossa de Mar

Artful Explorations: A Campers’ Guide to France’s Creative Havens

Peter Stannett | 7 Mar 2024 | Read time: 7m 10s

A camping journey through France promises not only breathtaking landscapes, pretty beaches, and charming towns but also the opportunity to immerse yourself in the artistic legacies that shape this country's cultural heritage.
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Waterlillies, Monet

Our Top Picks for March 2024: Where to go guide

Ben Tully | 19 Feb 2024 | Read time: 11m 39s

Why March is the best month to discover Brittany and Normandy, the Lake District, Gothenburg and the Algarve.
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Vannes, beautiful old half-timbered houses

A journey through elegance: Exploring the history of French haute couture

Peter Stannett | 13 Feb 2024 | Read time: 6m 38s

Renowned for their unparalleled sense of style, the French have long been synonymous with fashion excellence. Whether it's the effortless allure of Parisian chic or the captivating charm of the sun-soaked Riviera, French fashion is an integral part of the nation's identity.
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Three woman wearing designer fashion

Artful Explorations: A Campers’ Guide to Italy’s Artistic Heritage

Peter Stannett | 7 Feb 2024 | Read time: 6m 23s

A camping adventure through Italy isn't just a journey through breathtaking landscapes, rolling countryside and historic sites – it's a true cultural odyssey.
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The Birth of Venus

Our Top Picks for January 2024: Where to go guide

Ben Tully | 20 Dec 2023 | Read time: 19m 54s

New year, new destinations! Ahead of each month we pick four destinations across the UK and Europe which are perfectly suited for visiting that month. For January, we recommend waltzing through the wintry streets of Vienna, Austria, amid dazzling architecture; experiencing the Rallye Automobile Monte Carlo, Monaco; warming up in the opulent thermal baths of Budapest, Hungary; and discovering the short, crisp days and long, lively nights of Riga, Latvia.
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House of the Black Heads, Riga

Camping and Culture: Combining City Breaks with Outdoor Adventures

Peter Stannett | 8 Dec 2023 | Read time: 4m 55s

In summer, Paris pulses with a mix of history and modern vibrancy. Yet the peaceful vineyards and rural charm of the French countryside are just beyond the city landscape. This guide explores that balance of lively urban exploration and tranquil nature.
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Sunsetting over the roofs of Rome

Our Top Picks for December 2023: Where to go guide

Ben Tully | 22 Nov 2023 | Read time: 8m 49s

Ahead of each new month, we compile a list of destinations across Europe which are perfectly suited to visit that month. Considering things like weather, busyness, natural and cultural events, and other factors, our top picks for December are the pastel-coloured villages of France's Alsace region; the festive wonderland of Germany's Harz Mountains; Estonia's Tallinn, considered one of Europe's top Christmas destinations; and magical Bratislava in Slovakia. Check out our highlights and favourite sites below.
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Black Forest, Germany

Campsites near landscapes that inspired famous writers

Peter Stannett | 19 Nov 2023 | Read time: 10m 20s

Have you ever read a book so vivid that you felt like you were there? Literature has the power to transport us to different worlds, but what if you could actually visit the places that inspired some of the world's most famous writers? In this feature, we'll guide you through a literary journey across Europe, recommending campsites near landscapes that have sparked the imaginations of literary legends.
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Lake District

Our Top Picks for November 2023: Where to go guide

Ben Tully | 25 Oct 2023 | Read time: 5m 11s

Ahead of each new month, we compile a list of destinations across Europe which are perfectly suited to visit that month. Considering things like weather, busyness, natural and cultural events, and other factors, our top picks for November are the legendary Dordogne tucked away in Western France; the Tuscan capital Florence; the ancient Greek capital of Athens; and the magical Austrian region of Salzkammergut. Check out our highlights and favourite sites below.
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Athens, Greece

Camping and Wine Tasting in Tuscany

Peter Stannett | 28 Sept 2023 | Read time: 5m 10s

Think of Italy; you likely think of rich culinary traditions, iconic art and architecture, historical landmarks like the Colosseum and Leaning Tower of Pisa, and its exquisite fashion and design. But one thing is missing from that list... the wine!
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Val d'Orcia Vineyards

Our Top Picks for October 2023: Where to go guide

Ben Tully | 25 Sept 2023 | Read time: 7m 15s

Ahead of each new month, we compile a list of destinations across Europe which are perfectly suited to visit that month. Considering things like weather, busyness, natural and cultural events, and other factors, our top picks for October are Spain's southern gem, Seville; cultural Copenhagen; the stunning North Coast 500; and the Franco-British fusion island of Guernsey. Check out our highlights and favourite sites below.
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Scottish Highlands in Autumn
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