Bonjour de Manorbier! Certainly sounds like it’s over the Channel, maybe the South of France?
The British weather can really make or break a UK caravanning holiday. So when you’re lucky enough to get a full week of warm, dry sunny weather as we did recently in North Devon, it makes for such a memorable experience!
A few days away at Robin Hood’s Bay near Whitby, and within walking distance of the old smuggler’s village at the bottom of a steep hill.
Our first week-long holiday in the caravan for almost a year! We headed North up the A1 to County Durham, and a remote campsite a few miles away from the market towns of Bishop Auckland and Barnard Castle.
A Bank Holiday weekend away, staying at the Waterloo Inn campsite midway between the Derbyshire towns of Buxton and Ashbourne.
Continue reading “On the Tissington Trail in the Peak District”
August Bank Holiday weekend in the Lincolnshire countryside.
A few days spent visiting the sights in and around Stratford Upon Avon.
We spent one of the early weeks of September staying at the Croft Farm Waterpark just a short distance outside Tewkesbury near the villages of Upper and Lower Slaughter.
August Bank Holiday weekend at Carsington Fields campsite, just a few minutes walk away from Carsington Water near Ashbourne, Derbyshire. A nice spacious site, run by a friendly team.
Touring around Northumberland, and Hadrian’s Wall.
The extended bank holiday for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee presented a nice opportunity to tour the North Norfolk Coast, from our base at the King’s Lynn Caravan & Camping Park.
Melton Mowbray, billed as the rural capital of food, and home to both the authentic Melton Mowbray Pork Pie and Blue Stilton cheese.
Places I've Been and Things I've Seen 