10 Must-Visit Campervan Destinations in the UK

Here are our top 10 picks for unforgettable campervan trips across Britain.

Lake District National Park, England

The Lake District’s glacial valleys, rugged fells, and tranquil lakes make it a prime spot for outdoor activities. Don’t miss:

• Hiking in Great Langdale
• Boating on Lake Windermere
• Exploring charming villages like Grasmere

North Coast 500, Scotland

This iconic 516-mile route loops around Scotland’s northern coast, showcasing rugged coastlines, ancient castles, and whisky distilleries. Highlights include:

• Admiring the otherworldly rock formations at Smoo Cave
• Spotting dolphins at Chanonry Point
• Visiting the majestic Dunrobin Castle

Snowdonia National Park, Wales

Snowdonia’s dramatic peaks, lush valleys, and crystal-clear lakes perfectly blend natural beauty and outdoor adventure. Top activities:

• Summiting Mount Snowdon, the highest peak in Wales
• Exploring the picturesque village of Betws-y-Coed
• Discovering the haunting ruins of Dolbadarn Castle

Causeway Coast, Northern Ireland

This stunning coastal route has geological wonders, medieval castles, and Game of Thrones filming locations. Must-sees:

• The Giant’s Causeway, an otherworldly formation of 40,000 basalt columns
• Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge suspended 100ft above the crashing waves
• The Dark Hedges, a haunting avenue of beech trees featured in Game of Thrones

Durdle Door and Jurassic Coast, England

The Jurassic Coast is a 95-mile stretch of stunning coastline known for its unique geology and fossils. Campervan-friendly spots:

• Durdle Door, an iconic limestone arch
• Lulworth Cove, a breathtaking circular bay
• Kimmeridge Bay, a prime spot for fossil hunting

New Forest National Park, England

This ancient woodland is home to wild ponies, idyllic glades, and quaint villages. Campervan must-dos:

• Cycling through the forest’s extensive trail network
• Spotting wild ponies grazing in the heathlands
• Exploring the charming town of Lyndhurst

Brecon Beacons National Park, Wales

The Brecon Beacons offer a mix of rolling hills, waterfalls, and starry skies. Top picks for campervanners:

• Hiking Pen y Fan, the highest peak in southern Britain
• Stargazing in the park’s International Dark Sky Reserve
• Exploring the underground caves of Dan-yr-Ogof

Cairngorms National Park, Scotland

The Cairngorms are a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts, with ancient forests, crystal-clear lochs, and abundant wildlife. Don’t miss:

• Hiking in the shadow of Britain’s highest mountains
• Spotting red squirrels and golden eagles
• Visiting the historic Balmoral Castle

Pembrokeshire Coast, Wales

This stunning coastal national park boasts rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, and charming seaside towns. Highlights include:

• Hiking the scenic Pembrokeshire Coast Path
• Spotting puffins on Skomer Island
• Exploring the colourful harbour town of Tenby

Peak District National Park, England

England’s first national park offers rolling hills, dramatic gorges, and picturesque villages. Top activities:

• Hiking the iconic Mam Tor ridge
• Exploring the underground caverns of Castleton
• Visiting the stately Chatsworth House

These destinations offer just a taste of the incredible adventures awaiting campervan enthusiasts in the UK. For more inspiration and practical tips, check out these resources:

• The Camping and Caravanning Club
• Practical Motorhome’s Campsite Finder
• UK Campsite Directory

Whether you’re seeking breathtaking landscapes, historic sites, or adrenaline-pumping activities, the UK has a campervan-friendly destination perfect for your next road trip. So pack up your van, hit the road, and start exploring all that this incredible island nation has to offer.