Old Harry Rocks is a series of striking chalk stacks in Dorset, on the Jurassic coast, about two miles from Swanage. The location is renowned for its dramatic coastal scenery and geological significance. Formed over millions of years by erosion, these white cliffs are part of the Jurassic...
Some time ago, I did a post about some of the best accessories to take on a campervan trip. A few years on, I thought I should refresh this, with our current list of Campervan Equipment. Some of the links in this post are affiliate links. This means we will earn a small commission on the...
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Some of the links in this post are affiliate links. This means we will earn a small commission on the products or services you purchase using the links. There is no additional cost to you and if you do purchase, then I thank you for supporting the website. Eating and cooking outside is a...
Seaton is a great little seaside town on the South Devon Coast. We have visited a couple of times recently, and have been able to put together this summary of 6 Fun Things to see and do near Seaton, Devon. We visited with our 7-year-old, so many of these things were with him in mind, but...
We sit here in the Concierge Camping bar area. An apple juice for Max. A Gin & Tonic for Suzanne, and a pint of Madri for me. Next to the drinks is a bag of Haribo Star Mix. We didn’t have to pay a single penny for any of this. It was all free. Yes, that’s right. All FREE. What? Is...
It was another trip. A fresh start. A chance to see something other than the house. The car or the street. Welcome to day 1 of out trip to East Devon and Oakdown Touring Park. All the above is pretty ironic. Considering we are going to spend the next 3 nights driving to see places. And...
The start of the Cheddar Gorge walk. It stretches before us, like the aftermath of a cliffside dynamite explosion. A blanket of spiky jagged rocks, broken up occasionally by a slope of mud or a wandering tree root, towers upwards, seemingly never-ending. Welcome to the start of our...
Walking from Durdle Door to Lulworth Cove, or indeed the other way is a popular but recommended walk. The walk isn’t too difficult, and the views are well worth the effort. You have the relative untouched Durdle Door, and the perfect little seaside cove town of Lulworth. While Durdle Door...
Haytor Rocks in Dartmoor National Park, are Rocky Granite Tors that sit proudly, overlooking Dartmoor National Park. You can find them on the southeastern side of Dartmoor. We were camping nearby, and we like a walk, so when we saw this, we were sold. If you make the hike to Haytor Rocks...
There are many reasons why Campervans are great. I want to list my best reasons for a campervan holiday, and you can let me know if you agree. Traveling around the UK is perfect in a campervan, and here is why. Yes, 5* Luxury accommodation is brilliant (just ask my wife), but for true...
Lepe Beach in Hampshire, forms part of Lepe Country Park. Predominately a stone / shingle beach, Lepe Beach is popular with locals and tourists alike. Situated on the edge of the New Forest, it has beautiful beaches, and walks that can equal other New Forest Walks. This is not just a...