Do you want to know where the best places to stay in the UK with a motorhome? Well we have tried to provide you with the counties we think are the most popular. Obviously the list is subjective in that we all want different things from our motorhome experience. Some want beautiful views of landscapes or outdoor activities while others may want to choose a placed based on the facilities provided or whether it has a lively clubhouse. Another consideration is distance you have to travel to get there. If you live in the south of England or the north of Scotland then travelling to the other end of the Uk can be a long drive.
One thing is fore sure, we are very fortunate in the UK as we have lots of popular places for motorhome enthusiasts to stay, catering to a diverse range of interests.
Here are some of the most popular regions in the UK. To get you started we have also included a few popular sites that are perfect for motorhome enthusiasts.
1. Lake District
With its simply stunning scenery of lakes and mountains what’s not to love about the Lake District. It’s a fantastic place to visit in a motorhome. You can find everything from peaceful retreats and hiking to fun packed activities across over 2,000 square kilometres in Englands largest national park. The Lake District is very popular place to visit with around 18 million visitors every year so you may want to plan your visit that coincides with less busy times to avoid busy traffic.
Popular places to stay
- Park Cliffe Camping and Caravan Estate: Situated near Windermere, this site offers stunning views and a range of facilities.
- Low Wray Campsite: Located on the shores of Lake Windermere, ideal for water activities and hiking.
2. Cornwall
Famous for its rugged prehistoric coastline and fishing villages, Cornwall has something for everyone. Although. getting there can sometimes be a challenge especially during peak holiday season due to the popularity and remoteness of its location. Do you know there are no motorways in Cornwall.
Popular places to stay in Cornwall
- Trethem Mill Touring Park: Nestled in the Roseland Peninsula, this site offers beautiful surroundings and excellent amenities.
- Heligan Caravan and Camping Park: Close to the Lost Gardens of Heligan and Mevagissey, offering both nature and history.
3. Devon
- Hillhead Caravan Club Site: Near Brixham, this site provides access to both the coast and the Dartmoor National Park.
- Ross Park: Located in Ipplepen, offering excellent facilities and a friendly atmosphere.
4. Scotland – Mainland
Wow. Scotland is one of the most beautiful places on earth to both live and visit. It really is. Although it is vast in size with a small population Scotland is a great place to visit in a motorhome. Due to its size you may find that you do a lot of driving so don’t try to do a full tour of the whole of Scotland in your motorhome in one visit. After all, Scotland has around 18,000 km of coastline. Maybe consider visiting on a few occasions to get the best from your trip. That’s unless you have the time. Our recommendation is to plan your visit and break down your journey times to be able to enjoy some of the most romantic and thrilling landscapes in the UK.
Popular places to stay in Scotland
- Glenmore Campsite: Situated in the Cairngorms National Park, offering breathtaking landscapes and plenty of outdoor activities.
- Bunree Caravan Club Site: Located on the shores of Loch Linnhe, providing stunning views and a peaceful setting.
5. Yorkshire Dales
- Usha Gap Campsite: In the heart of Swaledale, perfect for exploring the dales and enjoying outdoor pursuits.
- Ribblesdale Park: Close to the Ribblehead Viaduct, a great base for walking and sightseeing.
6. Norfolk Broads
- Reedham Ferry Touring Park: Situated on the banks of the River Yare, ideal for boating and exploring the Broads.
- Clippesby Hall: Offers a range of facilities and is well-located for exploring the Broads and the Norfolk Coast.
7. Peak District
- Crowden Camping and Caravanning Club Site: Located near Glossop, providing easy access to walking and cycling routes.
- Laneside Caravan Park: In Hope Valley, a perfect spot for exploring the scenic landscapes and charming villages.
8. Pembrokeshire
- St David’s Camping and Caravanning Club Site: Close to St David’s, offering access to stunning coastal paths and beaches.
- Fishguard Bay Resort: Overlooking Fishguard Bay, ideal for coastal walks and wildlife spotting.
9. Northumberland
- Riverside Leisure Park: In Wooler, offering easy access to the Cheviot Hills and the Northumberland Coast.
- Seafield Caravan Park: In Seahouses, perfect for visiting the Farne Islands and exploring the coast.
10. Isle of Skye
- Kinloch Campsite: Located in Dunvegan, providing a great base for exploring the island’s rugged beauty.
- Torvaig Caravan and Campsite: Near Portree, offering stunning views and a peaceful setting.
These sites are known for their excellent facilities, beautiful surroundings, and accessibility to various attractions and activities. Booking in advance, especially during peak seasons, is highly recommended to secure a spot.
Do you know of a place that’s worth visiting in a motorhome? If you do and think it’s worth a mention please contact us to let us know.