The Best Beaches in Pembrokeshire for a Campervan Adventure

winter beach - child on the beach in dorset

September is one of the most underrated months for a UK campervan break. The long summer days begin to soften, the roads are quieter, and popular destinations take on a calmer, more relaxed pace. Few places suit this time of year better than the New Forest.

July is when campervan travel in the UK really comes into its own. Long daylight hours, warmer evenings and that unmistakable holiday feeling make it the perfect time to head for the coast — and North Devon delivers all of that in abundance.

Devon’s Best Beaches for families and nature lovers

Campervanning in the winter can be so special. We have top tips to stay safe and warm. Our VW Campervan, Curly, is equipped with a diesel heater and thermal window blinds - so the only limit to your adventures is your imagination.

The Brecon Beacons National Park in Wales offers a variety of stunning walks that cater to different levels of fitness and experience. Here are some of the best walks, including their lengths, difficulty levels, nearby parking, must-see viewpoints, and refreshment stops.

The United Kingdom offers some fantastic stargazing opportunities, despite its sometimes cloudy skies. Here are some of the best spots for stargazing, along with the best times of year to visit: