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Spas and treatments are available in all kinds of places but campsites are not usually associated with pampering self-indulgence. Recharge...

Campsite owners and vineyard owners share a passion for their land, so if you’re staying in a wine region, you won’t have to go far to enjoy a tasting.

If you’re planning on taking a short city break within the UK and Europe this year, why not swap that...

It was a normal working Thursday at the Alan Rogers Oast. A day of meetings and routine tasks. Lunch looked...

France has been at the epicentre of major conflicts throughout history and, for a country made up of such beautiful and tranquil landscapes, it has seen more than its fair share of bloodshed.

The West Country offers much for the holidaymaker, having been for generations a firm favourite with countless campers and caravanners...

For many, a city break is a simple addition to a main holiday. So many of Europe’s finest destinations are...

There’s a great drama about some of them – the magnificent château at Chenonceaux spanning the Cher, the deep gorges...

Restrictions have been put in place to limit wild camping in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. The restrictions...

The days of waking up to find yourself somewhat damp from the elements are all but over for many campers...

The Caravan Club is changing to the Caravan and Motorhome Club. The following announcement is taken from the Club's website.

Most guides to camping sites provide long lists of sites without passing any real judgement on them. This book is different. It only mentions particularly good sites, and it gives very detailed descriptions of these, with frank and comprehensive reports.

Poets have often written of Ireland’s emerald hills and sparkling waters, lighting the imagination with depictions of the country’s beauty...

From Château d’Anet in the North to Culan in the South, they offer some of the most spectacular architecture in the world. A magnificent illustration of French thought and design, each of the Loire châteaux tells a story of the region.

Two of our favourite campsites appeared in The Guardian Travel, Family special yesterday. The article featured 20 summer camps with...

Safety issues are equally relevant at home and abroad, but legal requirements vary from country to country. Late caravanning expert John Wickersham gives us some points to consider when touring and towing abroad.

But is this the true picture? Well, no. Glamping has really been around for centuries, since the days of Kublai Khan’s Xanadu, the first really famous glamper’s paradise. His lavish summer dwellings were the epitome of ‘home away from home’, though Cath Kidston adornments were not his thing, as far as we know.

Le Colombier is a real gem of a campsite, situated in the grounds of a Normandy château, which is home...

When in France, you will most likely come across the classic charcuterie platter. A wonderful meal which is so simple in form, yet wonderfully complicated, it’s a meal which has been eaten in France for hundreds of years. It was the way to preserve meat before refrigeration, it’s now become a delicacy in its own right.

Europe has much to offer for campers of all ages and varying interests. Whether you’d prefer a beach resort packed...