Day 1: Arrival in Wigan

• Start in Wigan: Begin your journey in the town of Wigan. Explore the town, visit the Museum of Wigan Life, and enjoy a meal at one of the local pubs.
• Overnight in Wigan: Stay at a local campsite, such as The Delph Caravan Park.

Day 2: Wigan to Kendal

• Drive to Kendal: Head north from Wigan to Kendal (approximately 1.5 hours).
• Kendal Castle: Visit the ruins of Kendal Castle, offering panoramic views of the town and surrounding countryside.
• Campsite: Stay at Kendal Camping and Caravanning Club Site, a well-equipped campsite close to the town.

Day 3: Kendal to Penrith

• Drive to Penrith: Continue your journey to Penrith (about 45 minutes).
• Penrith Castle: Explore Penrith Castle, a historic ruin with an interesting past linked to Richard III.
• Campsite: Park your campervan at Penrith Caravan and Motorhome Club Site, which offers excellent facilities and is close to the castle.

Day 4: Penrith to Keswick

• Drive to Keswick: Travel west to Keswick (around 30 minutes).
• Castlerigg Stone Circle: While not a castle, this ancient stone circle is a must-see for history enthusiasts.
• Campsite: Stay at Castlerigg Hall Caravan and Camping Park, providing stunning views and modern amenities.

Day 5: Keswick to Cockermouth

• Drive to Cockermouth: A short drive west to Cockermouth (20 minutes).
• Cockermouth Castle: Although not open to the public, you can view the exterior and explore the charming town.
• Campsite: Settle in at Rosegill Caravan Park, close to the town center and the castle.

Day 6: Cockermouth to Ambleside

• Drive to Ambleside: Head south to Ambleside (approximately 1 hour).
• Wray Castle: Visit this Victorian neo-gothic building on the shores of Lake Windermere.
• Campsite: Stay at Low Wray Campsite, located on the grounds of the castle, offering a unique camping experience.

Day 7: Ambleside to Ulverston

• Drive to Ulverston: Travel south to Ulverston (about 45 minutes).
• Swarthmoor Hall: Explore this historic hall known for its Quaker history.
• Campsite: Park at Bardsea Leisure Park, providing easy access to Ulverston and its historic sites.

Day 8: Ulverston to Wigan

• Return to Wigan: Head back to Wigan (around 1.5 hours).
• Final Night in Wigan: Spend your last night at The Delph Caravan Park. Reflect on your journey and enjoy a final meal in one of Wigan’s welcoming eateries.

Summary of Campsites

1. The Delph Caravan Park (Wigan)
2. Kendal Camping and Caravanning Club Site (Kendal)
3. Penrith Caravan and Motorhome Club Site (Penrith)
4. Castlerigg Hall Caravan and Camping Park (Keswick)
5. Rosegill Caravan Park (Cockermouth)
6. Low Wray Campsite (Ambleside)
7. Bardsea Leisure Park (Ulverston)

This itinerary ensures you visit historic castles and enjoy scenic campsites, with Wigan being a central part of your journey.

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Where better to start on this handy guide to pub stops for your Motorhome/Campervan trip than North Yorkshire. With our depots based in the North of England, Scotland, and the West Midlands we are in prime locations to visit all of the UK

The Tan Hill Inn, Richmond, North Yorkshire

Britain’s highest pub hit global headlines when its staff and customers, including campervan owners staying in the car park, were snowed in for several days in November 2021. Within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, those who stop over get access to an outside toilet and shower and are welcome to enjoy the food and drink at the pub, as well as its regular live music. The price to stay the night pays for the cleaning of its toilets and other areas – the rest is given to charity. tanhillinn.com; £10 per person

The Craster Arms, Beadnell, Northumberland

Coastal pub and restaurant The Craster Arms has been referred to by some as “the beating heart of Beadnell”, offering food and drink, outdoor dining pods and a large beer garden, as well as previously hosting the Beadnell Beer Festival and Beadnell Christmas Market. They welcome campervans and motorhomes to stay overnight with no charge – no tents. You can’t book out a spot, but if there’s space when you arrive then you’re welcome to stay. northcoastcollective.co.uk/the-craster-arms; free

South Causey Inn, Stanley, County Durham

The South Causey Inn offers several secure areas where caravans and campervans can park up for the night. It’s a dog-friendly site, including the on-site bar and restaurant. They charge £25 per night from Sunday to Thursday, or £30 on Fridays, Saturdays and bank holiday weekends. But, £20 of the total price paid can be used as a voucher in their bar or restaurant – the remaining goes towards the parking charge. The price also includes discounted tickets to the Beamish Museum and 24-hour access to their indoor toilets. southcausey.co.uk/motorhome-stops-north-east-england; from £25  

The Red Lion, Hunningham, Warwickshire

This riverside boozer in Hunningham, Warwickshire, allows motorhomes and campervans to stay in its expansive car park for free, if they enjoy food and drink in the pub and provided they call before arrival. There’s water available and you can use the pub toilets during opening hours, then wake up next to the River Leam and enjoy a walk over the bridge to explore the local area. redlionhunningham.co.uk; free 

The King’s Arms, Newent, Gloucestershire

The King’s Arms calls itself a town and country pub, and is in a good spot right on the edge of the Forest of Dean. They allow motorhomes and campervans to stop over free of charge, so you can explore the town of Newent or enjoy walks in the surrounding area. There’s also a community-led bus service so you can visit Ledbury and Ross-on-Wye cheaply and easily from the pub, which also offers food and has a beer garden. thekingsarmsnewent.simdif.com; free

The Anchor Inn, Tintern, Monmouthshire

The historic Anchor Inn is a great spot to visit Tintern, with views over the famous abbey and the picturesque Wye Valley. It’s got great gardens and a flat car park – making it perfect to sleep over. The Anchor charges a basic fee of £5 for parking, which covers you for the whole day, but you can bring the parking voucher to the pub and they will redeem it off any purchases made with them. theanchortintern.co.uk; £5 per day

The Duke Hotel, Hilmarton, Wiltshire

The Duke Hotel offers five pitches for caravans, motorhomes and campervans in its own campsite, providing electricity, water, waste and blackwater waste. Pitches cost £20 per night or £18 per night if you stay for five or more. Campers get 15 per cent off food and drinks. dukehotelhilmarton.co.uk; from £18 per night

Rose & Crown, Severn Stoke, Worcestershire

This traditional 15th-century pub found fame for battling regular flooding, but also offers the perfect spot for an overnight stay, allowing campervans and motorhomes to pitch up in the car park or on a lawned area at the front. They serve traditional pub food and are close to plenty of great walks, just a stone’s throw from the Malvern Hills. roseandcrownsevernstoke.uk; free

  The White Hart, Ufton, Warwickshire

The White Hart in Ufton offers stopovers for motorhome owners, allowing them to park up and enjoy glorious views over the Warwickshire countryside. They don’t charge but ask that you enjoy a meal each day that you stop, choosing from options including Sunday lunches, pub food and more. thewhitehartufton.co.uk; free

The Station Inn, Ribblehead, Lancashire

The Station Inn at Ribblehead welcomes customers with motorhomes or campervans to park overnight in their car park for free, providing they use the inn for food and drink during their stay. They provide portable toilets and overnight sink facilities, as well as a waste disposal facility, but no electric hook-up. When you arrive, book in at the bar to get a code for the out-of-hours toilets and a ticket to display in your vehicle. They don’t offer pre-booking, so it’s on a first come, first served basis and people are advised to arrive early at busy times like weekends and bank holidays. thestationinnribblehead.com; free

The Highwayman Inn, near Okehampton, Devon

Described by some as “the most unusual pub in Britain”, the Highwayman Inn sits in Dartmoor National Park and boasts its own resident ghost. The Highwayman welcomes campervans by pre-arrangement and free of charge, providing visitors have a meal at the inn. A great way to stay over at what is undoubtedly a quirky spot in one of the country’s best-known national parks. thehighwaymaninn.net; free

The Ingram Arms, Laughton, Lincolnshire

The Ingram Arms allows people to camp in its spacious car park for free, asking that they eat and drink in the pub during serving hours. It’s a good spot for cycling and walking nearby, and the pub gets good reviews for its home-cooked food and selection of beers. facebook.com/theingramarmslaughton; free

The Greyhound Inn, Warslow, Staffordshire The Greyhound Inn has offered pub stopovers since 2020, welcoming self-contained campervans and motorhomes in their small car park. A live music venue with a microbrewery and various beer festivals throughout the year, there’s plenty to do, not to mention the Peak District on the doorstep. There is no charge to stay, but they ask that you use the pub and sample what they have to offer. thegreyhoundinnwarslow.co.uk;

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Celebrate Father’s Day with an Adventure: Hiring a Motorhome from Wigan

Father’s Day is just around the corner, and if you’re looking for a unique way to celebrate the special dad in your life, why not consider hiring a motorhome from Wigan for an unforgettable adventure?

While traditional gifts like ties and socks are nice, experiences often leave a lasting impact and create cherished memories. So, why not hit the open road and embark on a journey filled with exploration, relaxation, and quality time with Dad?

Here are a few reasons why hiring a motorhome from Wigan for Father’s Day could be the perfect gift:

1. Freedom to Explore: With a motorhome hire from Wigan, the possibilities are endless. Whether Dad dreams of traversing scenic coastlines, winding mountain roads, or charming countryside vistas, an Easicampers motorhome provides the freedom to explore at your own pace. No need to worry about strict schedules or reservations; simply pack up and go wherever the road takes you.
2. Quality Family Time: In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy for families to get caught up in their busy schedules and miss out on valuable time together. A motorhome getaway from Wigan offers the opportunity to disconnect from the distractions of everyday life and reconnect with one another. Whether you’re cooking meals together, playing board games, or simply enjoying each other’s company under the stars, the shared experiences will strengthen your bond and create lasting memories.
3. Comfort and Convenience: Wigan’s modern motorhomes are equipped with all the comforts of home, making your journey comfortable and convenient. From fully-equipped kitchens and cosy sleeping quarters to spacious living areas and bathroom facilities, you’ll have everything you need for a comfortable and enjoyable trip. Plus, you can bring along all of Dad’s favourite gear, whether it’s fishing rods, golf clubs, or hiking equipment, ensuring that he can indulge in his favourite hobbies along the way.
4. Flexibility to Tailor the Trip: One of the greatest advantages of hiring a motorhome from the friendly team in Wigan is the flexibility it offers. Unlike traditional vacations that are bound by hotel reservations and predetermined itineraries, a motorhome trip allows you to adapt your plans on the fly. If you stumble upon a hidden gem or decide to linger a little longer in a picturesque town, you have the freedom to do so without any constraints.
5. Unforgettable Adventures: Whether you’re exploring national parks, discovering quaint small towns, or soaking up the sun on pristine beaches, a motorhome adventure with Wigan promises unforgettable experiences around every corner. From sunrise hikes to sunset barbecues, each day presents new opportunities for adventure and discovery, ensuring that Father’s Day will be a celebration to remember.

So, this Father’s Day, why not skip the traditional gifts and give Dad the gift of adventure with a motorhome getaway from the best team in Wigan? Whether he’s an outdoor enthusiast, a road trip aficionado, or simply in need of some quality family time, a motorhome adventure from Wigan is sure to be a memorable and cherished experience for the whole family. Start planning your journey today and make this Father’s Day one to remember!

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Using a VW campervan from Wigan while visiting food and drink festivals in the UK offers several advantages:

1. Convenience: With a campervan hire , you have your accommodation with you wherever you go. You can stay near the festival grounds, eliminating the need for booking hotels or finding other lodging options.
2. Cost-effectiveness: Accommodation costs can add up quickly, especially during peak festival seasons. Using a campervan can save you money on hotel bills, allowing you to allocate more of your budget towards enjoying the festival itself.
3. Flexibility: You have the freedom to come and go as you please. Want to explore other nearby attractions or take a break from the festival crowds? Your campervan provides the flexibility to do so without being tied down to a fixed schedule.
4. Comfort: After a long day of sampling delicious food and drinks, having a cozy and familiar space to relax and unwind is invaluable. A VW campervan hire, offers comfortable sleeping arrangements and amenities like cooking facilities, allowing you to enjoy meals and downtime in comfort.
5. Atmosphere: There’s a unique charm to staying in a campervan, adding to the overall experience of attending a festival. It’s a fun and adventurous way to immerse yourself fully in the festival atmosphere.
6. Community: Campervan areas at festivals often foster a sense of community among attendees. You can meet like-minded people, share stories, and even swap food and drink recommendations.
7. Scenic Routes: Driving to the festival in a campervan allows you to take scenic routes and enjoy the countryside along the way. It can turn the journey itself into a memorable part of your trip.
8. Storage: Campervans typically offer ample storage space, making it easy to bring along all the essentials for your festival experience, from camping gear to coolers for storing perishable items.
9. Environmentally Friendly: Depending on the model and fuel source, campervans can be more environmentally friendly than traditional forms of accommodation, particularly if they use efficient engines or alternative fuels like electric or biodiesel.
10. Memorable Experience: Finally, staying in a VW campervan from Wigan adds a touch of nostalgia and adventure to your trip. It’s a memorable way to experience both the festival and the surrounding area.

Our VW camper hire from Wigan are great to visit different food and drink festivals across the country. there are also agricultural shows you could visit or if you love the thrill of big Engines why not visit the monster truck or truck shows that take place all over and all year round.

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Planning a 10-day campervan hire tour around Wales to visit historic places from the Wigan branch sounds like an exciting adventure! Here’s a suggested itinerary that covers some of the most notable historic sites in Wales whilst travelling in one of our VW California 4 berth campervans from the hire team In Wigan.

Day 1: Wigan to Conwy

• Start your journey from Wigan and head towards Conwy.
• Visit Conwy Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its medieval architecture and stunning views.
• Explore Conwy town walls and enjoy a walk along the waterfront.
• Overnight stay at a campsite near Conwy.

Day 2: Conwy to Anglesey

• Drive to Anglesey and visit Beaumaris Castle, another UNESCO World Heritage site.
• Explore the picturesque town of Beaumaris and its historic streets.
• Visit Plas Newydd House and Gardens, a historic mansion with beautiful grounds.
• Overnight stay at a campsite on Anglesey.

Day 3: Anglesey to Snowdonia National Park

• Drive in your hired campervan through Snowdonia National Park, stopping at historic sites such as Dolwyddelan Castle.
• Enjoy scenic drives through the mountains and valleys. Its a bit more scenic than industrial Wigan.
• Overnight stay at a campsite in Snowdonia.

Day 4: Snowdonia National Park

• Spend the day exploring more of Snowdonia’s historic sites, such as Harlech Castle.
• Take a steam train ride on the Ffestiniog Railway for a unique experience.
• Overnight stay at the same campsite in Snowdonia.

Day 5: Snowdonia National Park to Brecon Beacons National Park

• Drive south towards Brecon Beacons National Park.
• Visit Tretower Court and Castle, a historic manor house with medieval origins.
• Explore the scenic landscapes of the Brecon Beacons.
• Overnight stay at a campsite in Brecon Beacons National Park.

Day 6: Brecon Beacons National Park

• Spend the day hiking or exploring more historic sites in the Brecon Beacons, such as Carreg Cennen Castle.
• Enjoy the natural beauty of the park.
• Overnight stay at the same campsite in Brecon Beacons National Park.

Day 7: Brecon Beacons National Park to Cardiff

• Drive to Cardiff, the capital city of Wales.
• Visit Cardiff Castle and explore its rich history.
• Explore the National Museum Cardiff to learn more about Welsh history and culture.
• Overnight stay at a campsite near Cardiff.

Day 8: Cardiff to Swansea

• Drive to Swansea and visit the Gower Peninsula, known for its beautiful coastline and historic sites.
• Visit Oystermouth Castle and enjoy the views from its battlements.
• Explore the charming village of Mumbles.
• Overnight stay at a campsite near Swansea. Only a few more nights to go in your campervan hired form Wigan.

Day 9: Swansea to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

• Drive to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and explore historic sites such as Pembroke Castle.
• Visit St. Davids, the smallest city in the UK, and explore its cathedral and ruins of St. Davids Bishop’s Palace.
• Overnight stay at a campsite in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

Day 10: Pembrokeshire Coast National Park to Wigan

• Begin your journey back to Wigan in your hire campervan, stopping at any additional historic sites along the way.
• Reflect on your adventure through Wales as you head home.

This itinerary offers a mix of historic sites, stunning landscapes, and cultural experiences, providing a comprehensive tour of Wales in 10 days. Adjustments can be made based on personal preferences and interests. Make sure to check campsite availability and any travel restrictions before embarking on your journey

We also sell our fabulous campers on during the year for more information visit our sales page.

Out teams are also always on the look out for motorhome loving people that may be looking for a new job.

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