Now is a great time to start planning your next leisure vehicle adventure. Here are some of our favourite spots that are ideal for a short break away in 2018...
NORTH
Yorkshire Dales
Recognised for its wonderful scenery, valleys and long winding roads, visiting the Yorkshire Dales is a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. With such great scenery, the Dales is a great location for adventuring. The toughest of tests in the Yorkshire Dales is the The Three Peaks Challenge, this will see you take on Pen-y-ghent Peak, Whernside Peak and Ingleborough Peak, consisting of 24 miles which are to be completed in 12 hours, an extremely challenging but rewarding walk as you take in the views on offer from the highest point in Yorkshire. Why not head down under and see what life is like under the limestone landscape? A guided tour will see you descend into the caves, and explore the many underground chambers below.
If you’re after something a little bit more relaxing you can enjoy the many walking and cycling routes within the Yorkshire Dales. Taking a walk through one of the many small villages situated within the Yorkshire Dales also provides ample opportunities to try the locally sourced food and discover how relaxing life can be in the Dales. Why not try some of the famous Wensleydale Cheese?
Where to stay: Lower Wensleydale Club Site – 6 miles away
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Visiting the North Pennines on your next trip is a must, with many outstanding places to visit and things to do this is the ideal location for a family trip away.
The North Pennines is famously home to World Heritage Site, Hadrians Wall. Crossing northern England from East to West, constructed many years ago by the Roman army large sections of the wall remain standing to this day. Take a step back in time and visit one of the most recognisable Roman monuments in the UK. The wall makes for a great route to travel, taking you across some stunning landscapes as you travel through what once was the Northern Frontier of the Roman Army.
Travel down the River Tees and you will come across the incredible High Force Waterfall one of the most remarkable waterfalls in the UK. Plunging an incredible 21 metres into the water pool below it’s a sight to behold. The surrounding woodland and footpaths make visiting High Force an enjoyable experience that can be enjoyed by all.
Where to stay: Barnard Castle Camping and Caravanning Club Site – 15 miles away
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WEST
Brecon Beacons
Located in the South of Wales, the Brecon Beacons is a popular spot for those looking for an adventure break. With endless cycle routes for both on-road and off-road bikes and mountain waking routes across all sorts of terrain, the Brecon Beacons is an ideal place to embark on an adventure. There are also spectacular sights underground with caves and mines discoverable by guided tours as you take in the natural beauty that lies beneath.
Where to stay: Aberbran Club Site – 5 miles away
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EAST
Great Yarmouth
This sunny seaside resort town is perfect for those looking for a fun filled UK beach holiday with something to keep the little ones entertained. With eleven beaches on the Great Yarmouth coastline you won’t get bored. Roll back the years and get those coins at the ready for the arcades or take a short ride on a donkey along the beach.
It isn’t just the coastline that will keep you entertained during your break in Great Yarmouth, there are also a wide range of outdoor activities on offer such as fishing, tennis and golf on offer as well as six large cycle routes with a number of cycle hire shops dotted throughout Great Yarmouth.
Where to stay: Vauxhall Holiday Park – 2 miles away
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SOUTH
Swanage
A sunny seaside town located in Dorset, Swanage is the ideal place for a beach holiday in the UK. Both Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove are nearby and can provide both entertaining and educational days out. Both seaside locations make up a part of the Jurassic Coast, a popular location for fossil hunters and tourists due to the stunning views on offer. What will you discover?
Watersports are available in Swanage and surrounding locations providing you with the opportunity to kayak, canoe or paddle board your way past the views on show. If you prefer to stay on land, there are many amusements and places to try the local produce along the promenade.
Where to stay: Haycraft Club Site – 3 miles away
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Newquay
The home of water sports in the UK, this surfer’s paradise is sure to keep the family entertained as you embark on an adrenaline filled break. A seaside town with a range of sandy beaches Newquay is a hotspot for those looking for a seaside break.
There are plenty of opportunities to learn how to surf one of the many beaches, with tuition companies on hand to get you riding your first wave. It’s not just surfing on offer in Newquay, why not kayak your way around the coast or maybe give coasteering a go, as you jump from cliffs into the deep pools below them.
Where to stay: Trevella Park – 2 miles away
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