Autumn Inspiration
Take a look at where our customers recommend you should go!
It’s September, and you’ve got the summer blues. So to help remedy the need to get away, we have gone one step further and listed a few places that we know our customers love to travel to in the autumn. You’ll find that in the autumn our prices are even lower which is why it’s a great time to sneak off for a much needed break. Take a look at where our customers recommend to go!
York
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Soak up the historic charm of York and experience its autumn atmosphere. The city feels especially magical at this time of year, and we strongly recommend a visit – it’s genuinely one of the best destinations in the UK.
Expect cosy old pubs, great restaurants, winding streets, and for the history lovers, a trip to the Jorvik Viking Centre is a must (Vikings go free, of course). Travel time from us: approximately 3 hours 15 minutes. Suggested campsite to stay
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The Lake District
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If you’re looking for truly breathtaking scenery this autumn, you can’t go wrong with the Lake District. Yes, it may be crisp and sometimes a little rainy, but that’s all part of its charm. There’s something unbeatable about cosying up with a hot drink and taking in those cinematic lakeside and mountain views from the comfort of a luxury motorhome.
Travel time from us: approximately 4 hours. Suggested campsite to stay
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The Eden Project
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Hidden in the Cornish countryside, the Eden Project is a truly captivating experience. Home to some of the most remarkable botanical environments in the world, its iconic biomes really do have to be seen to be believed.
Tickets start from £14 per child and £27 per adult, and you can easily spend an entire day exploring the gardens, exhibits, and immersive habitats. Many of our customers recommend visiting in autumn – and we completely agree. Travel time from us: approximately 3.5 hours. Suggested campsite to stay
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Alton Towers
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Right, theme parks. They’re not for everyone, but kids love them, and if you’re scratching your head for half-term ideas, Alton Towers is definitely worth considering.
Open through to November, the park has grown over the years to offer everything from big-thrill rollercoasters to gentler family rides and even award-winning tearooms in the village. There’s genuinely something for all ages. Travel time from us: approximately 2.5 hours. Suggested campsite to stay
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Edinburgh – The Athens of The North
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In the 1700s, Edinburgh entered a golden age of architecture. Inspired by their grand tours of Italy, returning architects shaped the city into the elegant and distinctive place we see today.
Built across seven hills, Edinburgh offers sweeping views, striking historic buildings and a truly unique atmosphere. Edinburgh Castle is a must-see, the nightlife is vibrant, and if you’re a golfer, you’ll find no shortage of excellent courses to enjoy a morning round. Travel time from us: approximately 7 hours. Suggested campsite to stay
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Blenheim Palace
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We couldn’t finish without mentioning one of our own local gems: Blenheim Palace.
Just north of Oxford, this magnificent stately home is steeped in history. Birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill and the current home of the Duke of Marlborough, it offers grandeur, beautifully landscaped grounds, and no shortage of things to explore. There’s always something happening here too, from classic car shows to seasonal events and even medieval jousting. It’s the perfect spot for a relaxed and memorable autumn day out. Travel time from us: approximately 35 minutes. Suggested campsite to stay
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