There are numerous motorhome stopovers in Wales that you can consider for your Easicampers Wigan motorhome trip. In addition to commercial campsites and caravan parks, you can also explore options listed on platforms like Park4Night. These resources provide information on suitable locations for motorhome stopovers, including free or low-cost overnight parking spots.

To find motorhome stopovers in Wales using Park4Night or similar platforms, follow these steps:

1. Visit the Park4Night website or download their app.
2. Use the search function to specify your desired location in Wales.
3. Explore the available options and filter the results based on your preferences, such as free parking or amenities provided.
4. Read the reviews and descriptions for each stopover to assess if it suits your requirements.
5. Choose the stopovers that appeal to you and plan your route accordingly.

Remember to adhere to local regulations and respect the environment when staying at motorhome stopovers. Always practice responsible camping and leave no trace behind. Enjoy your motorhome adventure in Wales!

Visit https://park4night.com/en

Pitchup.com is a popular campsite booking platform that offers a wide range of campsites in Wales. Whether you’re looking for a coastal retreat, a countryside escape, or a campsite near popular attractions, Pitchup.com has numerous options to choose from. Simply visit their website, enter your desired location in Wales, select your preferred dates, and browse through the available campsites. You can filter the results based on your specific requirements such as facilities, activities, and accommodation types. Happy camping! https://www.pitchup.com/

Easicampers Wigan is only an hour from the Wales/England border at the northern end so once you’ve picked up your motorhome from our location.

There are other websites that can provide camping spots even the big family sites like Haven and Hoseasons have camp sites for touring

For more details on our motorhome and campervans rentals from Easicampers in Wigan get in touch with us the following ways

By Phone 01942 778899

By email on wigan@easicampers.com or bookings@easicampers.com

Visit our dedicated website https://easicampervanhire.com/camper-van-hire-wigan-lancashire/

New for June 2023 to the Easicamper’s fleet in Wigan is the Volkswagen Grand California 4 berth. This is a camper van that can comfortably sleep up to 2 adults and 2 children under the age of 11 or 3 adults.

It’s equipped with all the amenities you need for a comfortable camping experience, including a kitchenette with a stove, refrigerator, sink, and cabinets for storage. The vehicle also features a bathroom with a shower, toilet, and sink.

Easicamper’s Wigan is a rental company that provides the Volkswagen Grand California for hire. We offer various packages that cater to different needs and budgets, including short-term and long-term rentals. The rental price typically includes insurance, roadside assistance, and basic equipment such as cookware and bedding.

Featuring plenty of space to take home comforts on the road, the Grand California fits beds for two adults and two children, a separate wet room and comfy living space into a safe, efficient package. The white surfaces create an airy atmosphere, helped by the optional panoramic skylights. Enjoy open plan van life wherever you go.

A defining feature of the all-new Grand California is the separate wet room. The compartment includes a toilet, shower and space-saving sink. There’s also integrated shelving and storage for toiletries and towels. The ventilating skylight clears steam quickly and motion-sensing lights as standard add a touch of style.

After a day of exploring, rest and relax in the Grand California’s generous lounge area. Captain’s chairs and the comfortable fixed bench surround the central table to create a space to be together, and the large windows let light in and give wonderful views of your destination.

If you’re planning a camping trip and want the convenience and comfort of a camper van, the Volkswagen Grand California from Easicamper’s Wigan could be a great option for you. Be sure to check availability and make reservations in advance to secure your rental.

For more details on this brand new vehicle contact us on 01942 778899

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Are you looking to get away for summer but money is tight? Easicampers Wigan can help you get that family holiday in a motorhome. We have simple and easy ways to make payments to spread the cost of your motorhome, so that you can relax and start to plan your beach breakaway.

Here at Easicampers Wigan we try to help our customers the best way possible.

It could be with ideas for places to visit whilst on your travels, campsite locations or links to websites. these are only our ideas and it is always best to check with the location you are visiting first.

A beach holiday is great and the UK is littered with blue flag beaches all around.

Whether its the beaches in Cornwall and Devon ideal for surf enthusiast’s, the remote beaches in Northern Scotland or the fresh North Sea coast in Northumberland.

There are many beautiful beaches to visit in the UK while traveling in a campervan. Here are some of the best:

1. Woolacombe Beach, Devon: This is a three-mile long sandy beach with crystal clear waters, perfect for swimming, surfing and relaxing.
2. Porthcurno Beach, Cornwall: With its turquoise waters and white sandy beach, Porthcurno is a stunning location that’s perfect for swimming and sunbathing.
3. Three Cliffs Bay, Gower Peninsula: Located on the stunning Gower Peninsula in Wales, Three Cliffs Bay offers dramatic cliffs and golden sands that are perfect for a peaceful beach getaway.
4. Luskentyre Beach, Isle of Harris: This is a secluded beach on the Isle of Harris in Scotland, known for its turquoise waters and white sandy beach.
5. Bamburgh Beach, Northumberland: This beach offers stunning views of Bamburgh Castle and is perfect for long walks, swimming and sunbathing.
6. Durdle Door Beach, Dorset: Located on the Jurassic Coast, Durdle Door is a natural limestone arch that forms a beautiful beach, perfect for swimming and exploring.
7. Rhossili Bay, Gower Peninsula: Another stunning beach on the Gower Peninsula, Rhossili Bay offers miles of sandy beaches and stunning views of the coastline.
8. Camber Sands, East Sussex: This is a beautiful sandy beach on the south coast of England, perfect for swimming, sunbathing and water sports.
9. Sandwood Bay, Sutherland: This is a remote and stunning beach located in the Scottish Highlands, known for its wild and unspoiled beauty.
10. West Wittering Beach, West Sussex: This is a popular beach on the south coast of England, known for its clear waters, sandy beach and stunning views.

For more information contact us on 01942 778899

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Email the team on bookings@easicampers.com or Wigan@easicampers.com

Are you looking for some inspiration for your next trip? We have some great ideas at Easicampers Wigan for your motorhome or campervan holiday, from picturesque villages to the best routes to travel, we can help you plan every little last detail.

Take a look at a few ideas for travelling around the South Coast below:

The south coast of the UK offers a wide range of stunning coastal scenery, charming towns, and fascinating historical sites to explore by motorhome. Here are some of the best routes to travel around the south coast of the UK:

1. The Jurassic Coast: Starting in East Devon and ending in Dorset, this route offers 95 miles of stunning coastal views and geological wonders, such as the Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove.
2. The South Downs Way: This route runs along the chalk ridge of the South Downs National Park, offering panoramic views of the English Channel and rolling countryside.
3. The New Forest: This route offers a mix of ancient woodland, heathland, and coastline, with plenty of opportunities for wildlife watching and outdoor activities.
4. The Coastal Castles Trail: Starting in Portsmouth and ending in Hastings, this route takes you through a series of historic coastal castles, such as Arundel Castle and Bodiam Castle.
5. The Beachy Head Road: Starting in Brighton and ending in Eastbourne, this route offers breathtaking coastal views, as well as access to the Seven Sisters cliffs and the picturesque village of Alfriston

If you are looking for picturesque places to visit to get that perfect camera shot, take a look at some ideas below:

1. Devon’s English Riviera: Experience the beauty of the English Riviera, including the seaside towns of Torquay, Paignton, and Brixham.
2. Cornwall’s Land’s End: Discover the dramatic coastline and rugged cliffs of Land’s End, the most westerly point of mainland Britain.
3. Sussex’s Seven Sisters: Admire the breathtaking views of the Seven Sisters cliffs, a series of white chalk cliffs on the Sussex coast.
4. Hampshire’s New Forest: Enjoy the idyllic countryside of Hampshire’s New Forest, home to ancient woodlands, heathlands, and picturesque villages.
5. Kent’s White Cliffs: Take a scenic drive along the iconic White Cliffs of Dover, with stunning views of the English Channel.
6. Isle of Wight: Explore the picturesque island of the Isle of Wight, with its stunning coastline, charming towns, and historic sites.

If adventure is more your style, check out these ideas:

1. Dorset’s Jurassic Coast: The Jurassic Coast offers a wide range of adventurous activities, including hiking along the South West Coast Path, coasteering, kayaking, and fossil hunting.
2. Isle of Wight: The Isle of Wight is a great place for outdoor adventures, with opportunities for cycling, hiking, rock climbing, kayaking, and surfing.
3. Cornwall: Cornwall is a popular destination for surfing, with world-class breaks at spots like Fistral Beach and Watergate Bay. The area also offers opportunities for coasteering, kayaking, and rock climbing.
4. New Forest: The New Forest is a great place for cycling, with over 100 miles of off-road tracks and trails. The area also offers opportunities for hiking, horse riding, and watersports.
5. Hampshire: Hampshire’s South Downs National Park is a great place for hiking and cycling, with stunning views of the coastline and countryside.
6. Sussex: Sussex offers opportunities for adventurous activities like rock climbing, paragliding, and kite surfing, as well as hiking and cycling along the South Downs Way.

Remember to check for any local restrictions or regulations before embarking on your adventure, and make sure to bring appropriate equipment and gear.

Remember to plan your route carefully, as some roads may not be suitable for motorhomes & campervans. Also, be sure to check for any local travel restrictions or road closures before setting off on your journey.

For all your hire requests or questions you may have, Easicampers Wigan can help you through all your requests and queries, just get in touch on 01942 778899.

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If you’re looking for campervan hire for the Leeds and Reading Festivals, there are a number of companies that provide this service. Easicampers Wigan is one of them, and you may want to check their website for information on their services and pricing.

When hiring a campervan for a festival, it’s important to choose a vehicle that meets your needs in terms of size, facilities, and budget. Make sure to book well in advance, as demand can be high, especially for popular events like Leeds and Reading Festivals.

Once you have your campervan booked, you’ll need to plan your trip and route to the festival. Make sure to check the festival’s website for information on parking and camping areas, and any restrictions or requirements for campervans.

When attending a festival in a campervan, it’s important to be prepared for all kinds of weather conditions, so pack appropriate clothing and gear. Also, be respectful of your neighbours and follow the festival’s rules and regulations to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.

Overall, campervan hire can be a great way to experience the Leeds and Reading Festivals, providing you with flexibility, comfort, and a unique festival experience.

For more details on our campervan hire for any festivals contact the Wigan depot

By Phone 01942 778899

By Email bookings@easicampers.com

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Want to take a trip over to the east of the country. Why not hire a VW California and enjoy a relaxing trip from the Wigan area. Just a few hours drive over you’ll find a abundance of picturesque places to visit.

Lincolnshire is a beautiful county located in the East Midlands of England, with plenty of picturesque countryside, historic towns, and coastal resorts to explore. Here are some places to visit and campsites to stay on in Lincolnshire:

Places to Visit:

1. Lincoln – Visit the impressive Lincoln Cathedral, explore the historic Bailgate area, and take a stroll along the cobbled streets of Steep Hill.
2. Skegness – A traditional seaside resort with a sandy beach, amusement arcades, and donkey rides.
3. Boston – A charming town with a rich history and beautiful Georgian architecture.
4. Stamford – A picturesque town with medieval buildings and stone bridges, often used as a filming location for period dramas.
5. The Lincolnshire Wolds – An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with rolling hills, quaint villages, and scenic walks.

Campsites to Stay On:

1. Orchard Caravan Park – Located in Tattershall, this campsite offers spacious pitches, modern facilities, and easy access to the attractions of Lincolnshire.
2. Thorpe Park Holiday Centre – This Haven site in Cleethorpes has plenty of family-friendly activities, including a pool, fishing lakes, and a golf course.
3. Old Leake Leisure Park – A tranquil park in Boston, ideal for those seeking a peaceful retreat with beautiful countryside views.
4. Fosdyke Bridge Marina – This campsite in Spalding offers riverside pitches and access to the River Welland, perfect for boating enthusiasts.
5. Sunnydale Holiday Park – Another Haven site in Saltfleet, this park offers a range of accommodation options, including lodges and caravans, as well as plenty of on-site entertainment.

The VW California Ocean campervan is ideal for up to 4 people travelling and sleeping with small fridge box to keep your items chilled and 2 burner hob, its great to stop off and enjoy the views with a cup of tea.

For more details on our camper van hire range from Easicampers Wigan

Contact us on 01942 778899

Visit us on https://easicampervanhire.com/camper-van-hire-wigan-lancashire/

Email the team on bookings@easicmapers.com

The Isle of Wight is a beautiful destination to visit in an Easicampers motorhome from the team in Wigan. Here are some places you might enjoy.

Now bear in mind its a few hours from Wigan to the Isle of Wight and with collection at 2pm you may want to book in on a campsite on your way down.

You will also need to bear in mind the timings of the ferry crossing’s to the island.

The ferry departs from Portsmouth harbour and its better to check which ferry is suitable for your motorhome. Visit https://www.directferries.co.uk/isle_of_wight for details on crossings.

1. Osborne House: This former residence of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert is a must-visit. The house and its grounds are beautifully maintained and offer stunning views of the Solent.
2. The Needles: These iconic chalk stacks on the western tip of the island are a popular attraction. You can take a chairlift down to the beach, explore the nearby Old Battery, or take a boat trip around the rocks.
3. Ventnor Botanic Garden: This garden is home to a wide variety of plants, many of which are rare or exotic. The gardens are set in a sheltered valley, and there are several walking trails to explore.
4. Carisbrooke Castle: This historic castle was a prison for Charles I during the English Civil War. You can tour the castle, walk along the ramparts, and see the donkeys who work the historic treadwheel.
5. Isle of Wight Steam Railway: This heritage railway runs between Wootton and Smallbrook Junction, and offers a charming way to see the island’s countryside.
6. Yarmouth: This picturesque town on the western side of the island is a popular destination for tourists. It has a historic pier, a castle, and several independent shops and cafes.
7. Shanklin Chine: This natural gorge is a peaceful oasis on the east coast of the island. You can walk through the chine and admire the waterfalls and wildlife, or stop for a cream tea at the cafe.
8. Alum Bay: This scenic beach on the west coast of the island is famous for its colourful sands. You can take a boat trip from here to see the Needles up close.

These are just a few of the many attractions that the Isle of Wight has to offer. With your motorhome from Easicampers Wigan, you’ll have the flexibility to explore the island at your own pace and discover your own favourite spots.

Are you a fan of sprawling countryside, coastal walks or castles and houses then the National Trust is ideal for you. Why not make a week of it and hire one of Easicampers brand new VW T6.1 campervans.

You can visit a trust site with either a full membership or just pay to visit once you arrive at the place of interest.

If you join you can also use the membership in the Scottish locations for no extra charge. Our campervans are great for pottering around the country to these fabulous places.

The Easicampers branch in Wigan is located in a great place at the heart of the North West with all major motorway links within 5 minutes of the branch.

1. Gawthorpe Hall: Located in Burnley, Gawthorpe Hall is a beautiful Elizabethan country house that dates back to the early 17th century. The hall is renowned for its impressive collections of textiles, including lace, embroidery, and needlework.https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/liverpool-lancashire/gawthorpe-hall
2. Rufford Old Hall: This charming 16th-century Tudor building is located in Ormskirk and is surrounded by beautiful gardens and woodland. Visitors can explore the Great Hall, the Old Kitchen, and the Victorian Billiard Room, among other areas.
3. Formby Point: Located on the coast close to the Victorian seaside town of Southport. A walk along sprawling sand dunes and through asparagus fields. During the autumn months the forest comes alive with red squirrels and natterjack toads.
4. Heysham Head: This beautiful coastal site near Morecambe is home to an ancient chapel, burial grounds, and stunning views of the coast. The site is also home to a variety of rare plant species.

These are just a few of the National Trust properties in Lancashire that are worth a visit. Check the National Trust website for more information on these and other properties in the area.https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/

Why not have a fantastic tour around the North West of England visiting these interesting places in and Easicampers campervan

Contact the office on 01942 778899

Email the team on bookings@easicampers.com

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There are plenty of great places to visit in Lancashire while traveling in an Easicampers Wigan campervan. Here are a few suggestions that may take your fancy:

1. Blackpool: This seaside town is famous for its promenade, amusement park, and iconic Blackpool Tower.
2. Lancaster: This historic city is home to a medieval castle, a beautiful cathedral, and charming cobbled streets.
3. Forest of Bowland: This Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is a great place to explore on foot or by bike, with plenty of scenic routes to enjoy.
4. Morecambe Bay: This vast bay is a haven for birdwatchers and outdoor enthusiasts, with miles of beautiful coastline to explore.
5. Pendle Hill: This hill is famous for its association with the Pendle witches and offers great views across the surrounding countryside.
6. Ribble Valley: This picturesque area is home to charming villages, rolling hills, and plenty of great hiking and cycling trails.
7. The Trough of Bowland: This narrow valley is a beautiful place to explore, with scenic routes that wind through stunning countryside.
8. The Fylde Coast: This stretch of coastline offers beautiful beaches, scenic walks, and plenty of charming seaside towns to explore.
9. Lytham St. Annes: This seaside town is famous for its beautiful Victorian architecture and charming promenade.
10. Clitheroe: This market town is home to a historic castle, quaint streets, and plenty of great cafes and restaurants.

These are just a few of the many great places to visit in Lancashire while traveling in an Easicampers campervan from the Wigan depot . Whether you’re looking for history, culture, or natural beauty, you’re sure to find something to enjoy in this beautiful county.

For more details on the camper van hire from Easicampers Wigan contact the office on 01942 778899

Email the bookings team on bookings@easicampers.com

Visit the website https://easicampervanhire.com/camper-van-hire-wigan-lancashire/