The squeak of guy ropes and the soft hum of conversation from neighbouring pitches — this is proper club-site camping, where the routines are familiar and the welcome is warm.
Caravan Club suits tourers and campervanners who value the reassurance of an established network, plus tent campers happy to pitch alongside. It's the kind of place where you'll find everything in its place, though specifics vary by site — some are tucked into woodland edges, others open onto coastal views or sit within reach of market towns. Dogs may be welcome, but it's worth asking when you book, as policies can shift between locations.
Expect well-kept facilities and a level of organisation that takes the guesswork out of arrival. Campfires are a check-on-the-day affair, so bring your questions along with your kindling. The vibe leans towards the quietly capable — experienced campers who know what they like, families who've been coming for years, and the odd newcomer finding their feet under canvas.
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Stretches across flat to gently rolling fenland and farmland between Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire, making it pushchair-friendly in most sections though some field paths can be muddy after rain. Dogs welcome throughout this long-distance trail. Perfect for families wanting easy, accessible countryside walking through historic villages and open landscapes, with plenty of spots to tackle shorter segments rather than the full route.
Traces the Prime Meridian from Peacehaven on the south coast through Surrey Hills, London parks, and East Anglia farmland to the Humber estuary. Mostly flat to gentle gradients except Surrey's North Downs section. Too long for one outing—tackle it in day stages. Not suitable for buggies due to stiles, field paths and uneven surfaces. Dogs welcome throughout on leads near livestock. Offers unique navigation theme, crossing urban and rural landscapes with surprising variety and historical Greenwic
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