Perfect Pitch

If you are heading off with your kids on a summer camping holiday in and around the UK this summer...

Alan Rogers have been using the car park facilities at Liverpool Marina for a number of years, as an overnight...

At Alan Rogers we're often asked about Aires; whilst we're the experts when it comes to campsites, we have to...

The Lee Valley doesn’t always spring to mind as a destination when planning the next break away. However when you...

For much of its history, Brittany has been isolated from the rest of world by dense forest and a rugged...

The centenary of the end of World War I is drawing many to the battlefields of northern France to learn...

With the launch of our special 50th edition guide book just around the corner, we thought we'd take a look at some of the campsites which are still going strong after all these years.

Choosing campsites for golf Golf is one of the world’s most popular sports and many campsites aim to appeal to...

It will come as no surprise that walking is a popular activity in Tirol.

For most people, camping and caravanning is undertaken at a time when there is the promise of sun and warmth...

From the breathtaking scenery of Ardennes to the captivating vitality of Luxembourg City, this charming country has plenty to offer...

If your work commitments permit, why not travel whenever you can? You won’t be alone on your trips! Whether you...

With so many campsites and parks opening through the spring and autumn, there’s no reason to pass up a few...

A touch of gentle activity to sharpen the appetite

Whether or not Napoleon was a keen walker is not fully documented (he was certainly no stranger to a long march). What we do know, however, is that he decided that the French coastline was part of the nation’s heritage and so gave all citizens the right to access it.

Many first-timers see the rugged coastlines and pretty fishing villages of Brittany and Normandy something of a...

Let’s start with basics: caravans and motorhomes are fitted with equipment that runs on either gas or 230V mains electricity...

For over a thousand years the area was an independent state ruled over by Venice, and enjoyed the material and...

From south of Nantes, down to the Gironde estuary, runs a flat, sparsely populated and rather unprepossessing region which draws in more holidaymakers than any other département on France’s Atlantic coast.

The beaches of Normandy saw the largest seaborne invasion in history - 6th June 1944 or D-Day marked the beginning of the Allied campaign to wrestle occupied Europe from Nazi control