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A region whose colours and climate draw in thousands of visitors each year and with a strong sense of identity through language, cuisine and tradition, it is a fascinating example of Catalonian culture and the extraordinary resilience of its inhabitants.

Camping is a popular choice for travellers exploring Switzerland, especially with the upcoming 2025 Women's UEFA EURO Tournament. We expect a surge in bookings at campsites throughout the country.

Summer is calling! Sun-drenched piazzas, crystal-clear coastlines, and vibrant culture await. But before you pack your bags and dream of gelato, consider the heat. Summer in Europe can be glorious but can also pack a punch. To ensure your holiday is filled with carefree adventures, not sweaty struggles, there are some travel essentials you might not have thought of. 

The 1950s marked the beginning of Spain's unique and vibrant camping culture.

When you think of France, what immediately comes to mind? Perhaps images of iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, the Mediterranean's sun-soaked beaches, or Bordeaux's picturesque vineyards?

From the rugged granite of the Alps to the sun-kissed limestone of the Mediterranean, Europe offers a bouldering paradise for climbers of all levels. So, chalk up and let’s dive into the continent's best spots for bouldering adventures.

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.

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.

Italy boasts urban marvels like the Colosseum and the canals of Venice, the rolling hills of Tuscany and the stunning Amalfi coastline. But as well as these famed treasures, you'll also find hidden gems formed by the fiery forces of nature – volcanic lakes.

Why May is the best month to discover Roman Britain in the City of Bath, UK; the glistening Amalfi Coast, Italy; artistic Catalonia, Spain; and the grandeur of the Loire Valley, France.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Camping continues to be a popular choice for travellers exploring Germany, especially with the upcoming 2024 Euros just around the corner. We predict a surge in bookings at various campsites across this nation of football enthusiasts.

Why March is the best month to discover Brittany and Normandy, the Lake District, Gothenburg and the Algarve.

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.

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

February offers a distinctive charm for those visiting destinations in the UK and Europe. In Bruges, Belgium, the serene canals are embraced by winter tranquillity, creating a picturesque atmosphere. North Norfolk, UK, unveils its coastal beauty with crisp air and uncrowded landscapes. Côte d'Azur, France, enjoys a mild winter, allowing exploration without the summer crowds. Meanwhile, Treviso and Venice, Italy, offer a romantic ambience amidst fewer tourists.