Swift Trekker X Campervan Hire | Luna Motorhome Hire
Swift Trekker X Campervan Hire View Our Motorhomes Coming for 2025 – Swift Trekker X Campervan Thinking of a way to do things a little different we have taken the decision to grab 2 of these, very different Swift Trekker X Campervans to be added to our campervan hire fleet for 2025. Not only do they look great, they seem to offer up that feel of rough and ready exploration whilst providing the luxury of a well appointed campervan. There really isn’t much on the market that looks and feels like this. More about the Swift Trekker X Campervan Hire On viewing this campervan for the first time, we knew it would offer a change in direction for our campervan hire. Whether you are part of our younger generation or the older. This rough and rugged look seems to scream exploration at is best. The Trekker X has 4 travelling seats so you can bring your friends or family members with a removable double bed to the rear of the campervan, which lowers and creates substantial garage space underneath it with drawer storage and a pop top roof which includes a double bed. The motorhome boasts a small kitchen which has a sink, hob, oven and grill on board. The fridge with a small freezer compartment is located above some drawers to the left of the main kitchen. ‘When I entered the campervan, I could not help but feel like there was plenty of space to enjoy a fantastic family holiday in a compact motorhome but has a feeling of space. The toilet and shower is everything you need in one wet room to keep yourself fresh. The design of this motorhome is well though of. The storage available for the space well designed and I personally feel this campervan will be very popular with our customers’ Said Peter Schmidt, Director of Luna Motorhome Hire. The campervan is under 6 metres long. The pop top bed is 6ft 8 inches long for the taller folk and the bottom bed is 6ft 1 inches long. The fresh water tank holds 65L whilst the on board water heater which is insulated holds 8L of water for a shower ever so slightly longer than you would expect. There are 2 x 3 pin plug sockets within the motorhome for when you are hooked up to electric and other 12v points for when you are not for charging your phones. There are also 2 TV points in the vehicle, one at the front and one at the rear. To book this campervan on our website check availability HERE. To get a full run down on the campervan, check it out on our motorhomes page. This vehicle has been purchased from Swift Group. If you would like to purchase one once you have tried it out, please visit their website.
What To Eat During Your Campervan Hire
Savour the Journey: Culinary Delights on Your Campervan Adventure View Our Motorhomes Eat, Drink and be merry I don’t know about you but when embarking on a campervan holiday is not just about the destinations you visit, but also about the culinary journey you experience along the way. As you explore the UK’s stunning landscapes, you’ll find an abundance of delicious food options that can make your journey even more memorable. Here’s how to make the most of your meals on the road, with a focus on local produce, seasonal freshness, and dining out. Embrace Local Flavors One of the joys of traveling by campervan is the opportunity to sample local delicacies from the regions you visit. The UK is a treasure trove of locally produced foods, each area offering its unique flavours and specialties. From the creamy cheeses of the West Country to the fresh seafood of the Scottish coast, there’s something to tantalize every palate. Visiting local farmers’ markets is a fantastic way to discover these regional delights. As you meander through the stalls, you’ll find everything from artisanal breads and handcrafted cheeses to fresh fruits and vegetables. Not only does this support local farmers and producers, but it also ensures that you’re getting the freshest ingredients for your meals on the go. Celebrate Seasonal Freshness Cooking with seasonal ingredients is not only a treat for your taste buds but also a more sustainable way to enjoy food. As you travel, take note of what’s in season and incorporate these ingredients into your meals. Spring brings a bounty of asparagus and tender lamb, while summer is perfect for ripe berries and fresh salads. Autumn offers hearty root vegetables and game, while winter is ideal for warming stews and soups. Preparing meals in your on board campervan kitchen can be a delightful experience. Imagine whipping up a fresh salad with just-picked greens or grilling some locally caught fish. With a little creativity, you can create simple yet delicious meals that highlight the best of what each season has to offer. If you are looking for some inspiration on cooking in you rmotorhome or campervan then why not visit the Motorhome Matt Podcast who has a range of great ideas. We picked an episode out for you to take a look at HERE. Dining Out: A Taste of Local Culture While cooking in your campervan can be fun, dining out is an excellent way to immerse yourself in the local culture and cuisine. The UK boasts a diverse array of dining options, from charming country pubs to Michelin-starred restaurants. Each offers a unique experience and a chance to try regional specialties prepared by skilled chefs. When planning your route, consider stopping at some of the UK’s renowned food destinations. Perhaps indulge in a traditional Cornish pasty in Cornwall or savour haggis in a cosy Scottish inn. For a truly memorable experience, treat yourself to a meal at a restaurant that champions local and seasonal produce. Don’t forget, you can stop at pubs whilst on your journey. There are many that will let you stay overnight if you eat at their pub. Be sure to book in advance. Most of these pubs can be found online on searchforsites.co.uk. Tips for Culinary Adventures on the Road Plan Ahead: Before setting off, research local markets, farm shops, and eateries along your route. This will help you make the most of your culinary journey. Stock Up: Keep your campervan cupboards well-stocked with essentials like olive oil, herbs, and spices. This way, you can easily prepare meals with the fresh ingredients you find. Be Adventurous: Don’t be afraid to try new foods or recipes. The joy of travel lies in discovery, and that includes discovering new flavours and dishes. Enjoy the Experience: Whether you’re cooking in your campervan or dining out, take the time to savour each meal. Enjoy the process of cooking, the flavours of the food, and the company of those you’re traveling with. In conclusion, a campervan holiday offers a unique opportunity to explore the UK’s culinary landscape. By embracing local, seasonal, and diverse dining experiences, you’ll not only nourish your body but also enrich your journey with unforgettable memories.
Discover the UK – Campervan hire in the UK
Discover the UK: Your Ultimate Campervan Adventure is just around the corner View Our Motorhomes Welcome to the UK A land rich in history, culture, and breath taking landscapes. Whether you’re drawn by the allure of ancient castles, the charm of quaint villages, or the vibrant energy of bustling cities, the UK offers a diverse tapestry of experiences just waiting to be explored. And what better way to embark on this journey than by hiring a campervan? Getting Here: Your Gateway to Adventure Reaching the UK is easier than ever. With numerous international airports like Heathrow, Gatwick, and Birmingham, you can fly directly from most major cities worldwide. Alternatively, for those seeking a more scenic route, the Eurostar provides a swift and comfortable journey from mainland Europe straight into the heart of London. The Benefits of Travelling the UK in a Campervan Once here, the true adventure begins. Travelling by campervan offers unparalleled freedom and flexibility. Imagine waking up to the sound of waves crashing on a Cornish beach, or enjoying a cup of tea while overlooking the rolling hills of the Scottish Highlands. With a campervan, the UK’s hidden gems are at your fingertips, allowing you to explore at your own pace and on your own terms. Flexibility & Freedom: No strict itineraries or hotel check-ins. Change your plans on a whim and follow the road less travelled. Comfort & Convenience: With all the amenities you need on board, from cosy beds to a fully-equipped kitchen, your campervan is your home away from home. Cost-Effective: Save on accommodation and dining out by cooking your own meals and staying at picturesque campsites. Why Choose Luna Motorhome Hire? At Luna Motorhome Hire, we’re passionate about helping you create unforgettable memories. Our fleet of modern, well-equipped campervans is perfect for exploring everything the UK has to offer. Whether you’re a couple seeking a romantic getaway or a family looking for adventure, we have the perfect vehicle for you. Our team is dedicated to ensuring your journey is as smooth as possible. We offer insider tips on the best routes and attractions, and 24/7 support. Plus, with our convenient location in Towcester, you’re perfectly positioned to start your adventure. Looking to book? The why not get in touch with us today to find out more information. It’s time to discover the UK’s wonders with Luna Motorhome Hire. Your adventure of a lifetime is just a booking away!
Motorhome Safety
Motorhome Safety View Our Motorhomes Our top tips for motorhome, road and weather safety As an experienced motorhomer myself and the owner of Luna Motorhome Hire, I thought we should take advantage of recommending a number of tips and tricks to avoid any problems or injury when enjoying your motorhome or campervan hire break. Vehicle Safety Basic vehicle safety is a must when driving a vehicle as large as a motorhome. Of course you should check tyre pressures, tyre wear, ensure you have enough fuel for your journey, especially if you are visiting areas where fuel stations may be scarce. Check all your fluids before going on a long journey, washer fluid, power steering and coolant. Before setting off, it is important to make sure all of your locker doors, garage doors, windows and skylights. When driving along these parts have a habit of flying away if not closed properly. Habitation Safety Motorhomes and campervans have what we call the ‘habitation area’. Generally the area you live, cook, shower and so on. Being aware of the basics can help you have a wonderful break without any problems. It is essential you are make aware of gas safety. In your home, your gas supply is never really seen until you push a button on your boiler or start cooking on your gas hob. In a motorhome we have more control over the supply of gas. Before you move off, you must ensure your gas supply is switched off for your own safety. Underslung tanks have a number of safety features which prevent gas from escaping if the tank is damaged but the bottles do not. It is important you shut off the bottle when in transit. You should also make sure the hand reel or connection is connected properly before use. Open up the bottle and ensure you can’t hear anything escaping within the gas cupboard. A CO2 monitor should also be on board your motorhome or campervan. Your motorhome will also have an on board water tank. Its important to protect the motorhome from water damage but ensuring that your water tank is closed tightly and that you do not leave the water pump on when not using it. There should always be a fire extinguisher on board the motorhome. Be careful when cooking with oil and remember not to put the glass lid of the hob back down until you have turned off the gas and waited for the hob to cool down to prevent it from breaking. Ensure all items that have a sharp edge are stored away and safe. All internal drawers and doors should be shut before driving off. Road Safety Driving below 70 mph is a must when driving a motorhome or campervan. These vehicles are not built for speed. We suggest sitting at a calm 60 mph when driving on a motorway. When overtaking larger vehicles such as trucks, you will feel some pull back towards the larger vehicle, this feels like you are in their slip stream, take your time during these over takes. Driving the panel van campervans is very much like driving a Ford Transit for example. Driving a motorhome is very different. For inexperienced drivers we recommend hiring a panel van conversion first to get the idea of it or a sub 6 metre motorhome. The larger motorhomes require a lot more attention when driving. The are usually between 2.9 and 3.2 metres tall and around 3.2 metres wide. It is important you take note of height restrictions when you are driving on the road. Your motorhome could be up to 7.5 metres long, so it is important to remember that your turning circle has to be bigger than normal. Take note that your back end will go out further than you are used to, therefore could hit something as you pull away. When reversing it is recommended that you have someone behind you watching you. If there is no one free, get out and look, take your time and move slowly. Stormy Weather Stormy weather can not only be bad for your holiday but can cause a number of problems on the road. With you being bigger, you are a bigger target for the environment to take advantage of if its having one of those days. During high winds, we recommend finding a safe spot as quick as possible to wait for them to die down. Try not to park in open land, by the sea, cliff edges. When touring areas different to your own, remember the weather can be different from what you are used to. See if you can gauge the direction of the wind and park nose forward into it. Do not park close to trees if possible. If the winds are high or stormy weather is expected before you start your trip, we would recommend delaying your trip or not heading to the area where high winds are expected. A good idea is to check your weather app before leaving, we suggest that any winds higher than 40mph, those areas should be avoided. If you are driving during high winds, be mindful that there could be debris falling or already in the roads. Make sure you reduce your speed. Controlling the motorhome is a lot easy at a slower speed. Let others over take you, there is no rush. Be particularly careful when you are crossing bridges. Ideally you should avoid the smaller country lanes as debris can be everywhere and the lanes are usually covered in trees. Open spaces such as national parks are not a good idea. We unfortunately had an incident in one of our motorhomes where a motorhome was blown over in high winds. The story has been featured on The Guardian, BBC, The Times and The Scottish Sun
Tranquil Escapes: Exploring the Top Adult-Only Campsites in the UK
Our top picks for adults only camp sites View Our Motorhomes For us adults, its all about some time without the kids As an avid seeker of peaceful getaways and serene landscapes, I’m excited to share with you some of the finest adult-only campsites across the UK. Drawing inspiration from Practical Motorhome, I present to you a curated list of destinations where tranquillity meets natural beauty. Dont forget to book your campervan hire with us here at Luna Motorhome Hire for your trip. 1. Flodabay Farm, Isle of Harris Embrace the untouched beauty of the Isle of Harris at Flodabay Farm, a secluded gem offering breathtaking views of the Scottish countryside. With its peaceful surroundings and proximity to stunning coastal walks, this adults-only campsite promises a truly rejuvenating retreat amidst nature’s embrace. 2. Ludlow Touring Park, Shropshire Nestled in the heart of Shropshire, Ludlow Touring Park invites adults to unwind in a tranquil setting surrounded by lush greenery and picturesque landscapes. With its well-appointed facilities and convenient location near the historic town of Ludlow, this site offers the perfect blend of relaxation and exploration. 3. Tyddyn Du Touring Park, Conwy Escape to the tranquil countryside of Conwy at Tyddyn Du Touring Park, an exclusive adult-only retreat nestled amidst rolling hills and scenic vistas. With spacious pitches, modern amenities, and easy access to nearby attractions such as Snowdonia National Park, this site promises a memorable stay for those seeking peace and serenity. 4. Trethem Mill Touring Park, Cornwall Discover the beauty of Cornwall’s coastline at Trethem Mill Touring Park, a peaceful adults-only site just a stone’s throw away from the stunning beaches of the Roseland Peninsula. With its immaculate grounds, friendly atmosphere, and easy access to coastal walks and historic landmarks, this idyllic retreat offers the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. 5. Green Acres Caravan Park, Shropshire Experience the tranquility of rural Shropshire at Green Acres Caravan Park, an adults-only site nestled amidst picturesque countryside and scenic woodlands. With its well-maintained facilities, spacious pitches, and peaceful ambiance, this site provides the perfect setting for a relaxing getaway surrounded by nature’s beauty. 6. Waterrow Touring Park, Somerset Immerse yourself in the serene surroundings of Somerset’s countryside at Waterrow Touring Park, a tranquil retreat for adults seeking relaxation and rejuvenation. With its idyllic setting, well-appointed facilities, and easy access to nearby attractions such as Exmoor National Park, this site offers the ideal escape for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. 7. Fields End Water Caravan Park, Cambridgeshire Escape to the tranquil waterways of Cambridgeshire at Fields End Water Caravan Park, an adults-only site nestled along the banks of the Old River Nene. With its stunning views, well-equipped facilities, and peaceful atmosphere, this site promises a truly memorable stay for those seeking peace and tranquility amidst the beauty of the Fens. 8. Eye Kettleby Lakes Touring Park, Leicestershire Indulge in a serene lakeside retreat at Eye Kettleby Lakes Touring Park, an exclusive adults-only destination nestled amidst the picturesque countryside of Leicestershire. With its luxury lodges, glamping pods, and spacious pitches overlooking scenic fishing lakes, this idyllic retreat offers the perfect blend of relaxation and recreation for discerning travellers. 9. Shrubbery Touring Park, Worcestershire Discover the tranquility of Worcestershire’s countryside at Shrubbery Touring Park, an adults-only site renowned for its peaceful ambiance and first-class facilities. With its well-maintained grounds, friendly atmosphere, and convenient location near the historic town of Kidderminster, this site provides the perfect base for exploring the beauty of the West Midlands. 10. Somers Wood Caravan Park, Warwickshire Escape to the peaceful surroundings of Warwickshire at Somers Wood Caravan Park, an adults-only site nestled within the picturesque Meriden Gap. With its tranquil setting, well-appointed facilities, and easy access to nearby attractions such as the National Motorcycle Museum, this site offers the perfect retreat for those seeking relaxation and adventure in equal measure. From the rugged landscapes of Scotland to the tranquil shores of Cornwall, these top adult-only campsites in the UK promise a rejuvenating escape for those seeking peace, serenity, and natural beauty. So pack your bags, leave your worries behind, and embark on a journey to discover the true essence of relaxation amidst the beauty of the British countryside. Reference: Practical Motorhome
Discovering England’s Remote Atlantic Highway: A Journey with Luna Motorhome Hire
The Atlantic Highway, Cornwall, UK View Our Motorhomes A road trip of the south west Greetings, fellow adventurers! I’m Peter Schmidt, the proud owner of Luna Motorhome Hire, nestled in the charming town of Towcester, Northamptonshire. Today, I’m thrilled to share with you the wonders of England’s remote Atlantic Highway, as seen through the windows of our trusty motorhomes. Imagine embarking on a journey through rugged cliffs, sweeping seascapes, and quaint coastal villages. That’s precisely what awaits you along the A39, a scenic route that winds its way through some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the UK. And as someone who’s passionate about exploration and the great outdoors, I can assure you, there’s no better way to experience it all than from the comfort of a motorhome hired from Luna Motorhome Hire. Our adventure begins in Towcester, where anticipation and excitement fill the air. As we hit the open road, the gentle hum of the engine and the freedom of the open road are all we need to leave the hustle and bustle of everyday life behind. One of the highlights of our journey along the A39 is the stunning coastline of North Devon and Cornwall. With its dramatic cliffs, golden beaches, and hidden coves, it’s a landscape that’s sure to take your breath away. And what better way to soak it all in than by parking up at one of the many scenic viewpoints along the way, where we can enjoy a leisurely picnic while taking in the awe-inspiring views. But it’s not just about the scenery – the A39 is also dotted with charming coastal villages and historic towns, each with its own unique character and charm. From the bustling streets of Barnstaple to the quaint fishing villages of Clovelly and Boscastle, there’s something for everyone to discover along the way. Of course, no journey along the A39 would be complete without sampling some of the region’s delicious local produce. From fresh seafood caught straight from the ocean to traditional Cornish pasties and cream teas, there’s no shortage of culinary delights to tempt your taste buds. As the sun sets on another day of adventure, we find ourselves pulling into Trewethett Farm Caravan Club Site, a peaceful haven overlooking the sea. Nestled amidst rolling hills and with stunning views of the coastline, it’s the perfect place to unwind and recharge after a day of exploration. So, if you’re ready to experience the magic of England’s remote Atlantic Highway for yourself, why not embark on your own adventure with Luna Motorhome Hire? With our fleet of modern, fully-equipped motorhomes, the journey of a lifetime is right at your fingertips. Until then, happy travels! Peter Schmidt Luna Motorhome Hire
How much is it to hire a campervan
How much is it to hire a campervan? View Our Motorhomes How much, where to hire and what types of campervan Whether you’re looking for a quick weekend away or a longer break, we take a look at what it costs to hire a campervan in the UK Campervans, which are also known as Motorhomes if you are from the UK or RV’s if you are from the USA are becoming a more popular way to travel and holiday by UK holiday makers. Finding your way to new parts of the UK or travelling to Europe has become more available due to the growth of Campervan Hire in the UK and its popularity. Hiring a campervan means you don’t have to worry about luggage limits and you can take anything you wish with you to make your holiday much more comfortable. Campervans can come in various sizes. From small Nissan vehicle conversions, to the well known VW conversion, to panel van conversions that have either been professionally converted by a reputable manufacturer or an amateur campervan builder wishing to put their own mark on their vehicle. Why hire a campervan? Campervans are ideal for those who love an adventure. Being able to explore new places at your own pace is something that just can’t be beaten. You can also save money by not staying in expensive hotels an flights. Factors that affect prices:- The biggest factor that affects pricing is the seasonal costs. Usually its cheaper to hire a campervan or motorhome during the winter season. The peak season tends to be the school holiday season or festival season such as Glastonbury or Latitude weekend. The type of campervan will also potentially change the price of the of the hire. Some companies will base it on the size of the vehicle, some companies will base it on the vehicle itself for example, how basic or prestige it is. Finally and the most obvious will determine the price is the length of the hire you wish to take. Most campervan hire companies have a minimum hire period. Most reputable ones will have a 5 to 7 day minimum hire period. So how much is it to hire a campervan? Lets start with low season. Low season is generally between the dates of Mid to late October right the way through to March. This is the perfect time to get away at a real steal of a deal. You receive the same service for a smaller price. For the explorers, walking and hiking trips are great or why not stay warm and head to Spain or Portugal. A weekend at this time of year will cost around £475 to £500 where as a week will be around £700 bearing in mind there are usually minimum hire periods. Mid season or ‘shoulder season’ is usually between April and June and then September to the mid to end of October. This is where you will find the prices rise for around £600 for a weekend to between £960 to £1040 for a week. High season is deemed as Mid June to the end of August. Here you will typically only have a 7 night minimum night option which will be around £1400 per week. Long Hire Discounts: Usually companies like Luna Motorhome Hire will offer long hire discounts. a 2 week hire will be cheaper (per week) if you hire 2 weeks or longer. These prices are based on 2023/2024 rates. Where to go on your campervan hire holiday. There are many places you can travel to on your campervan hire holiday. You can travel locally to get used to the idea of a campervan hire holiday or you can, tour the UK. Go to places a plane could never take you or even drive to mountains and hike. You could even explore Europe. No matter where you go there will be an adventure waiting for you somewhere, where ever that may be. Use resources such as Search for Sites You can pay for a yearly subscription which is currently £5.99 but absolutely worth it to have sites, pub stops and free stops listed on an App which is available on for Apple and Android. Another website recommended is pitchup.com which is also Europe wide.
An Amersterdam city alternative in your motorhome or campervan
Motorhome City Visit – Amersfoort View Our Motorhomes A City voted ‘best European City 2023’ We all love a City break every now and then so why not combine a motorhome holiday with a city break? Voted ‘Best European City’ by The Academy or Urbanism The coveted title of ‘European City of the Year’ has been bestowed upon a city in the Netherlands. Amersfoort, a historic city, offers more than just Amsterdam’s canals, bikes and Van Gogh paintings in its museum. Neither were we familiar with it – however, do not allow that to discourage you. Situated on the western side of Amsterdam, the city proudly showcases a historic old town centre adorned with buildings that date back to medieval times. Regarded as one of the city’s most stunning streets, Muurhuizen Street boasts a nearly circular layout that attracts tourists to leisurely wander through its charming shops and dine at the various restaurants scattered along its path. Similar to Amsterdam, Amersfoort boasts a network of canals complete with charming bridges and gates, perfect for a leisurely boat tour. For those interested in art, the city boasts the second largest selection of Van Gogh pieces. Additionally, it is where Piet Mondrian, a pioneering Neo-Plasticism artist, was born and raised. Tourists can visit the Mondriaanhuis, his childhood home and birthplace. For those seeking views, the city also offers plenty. The Lieve Vrouwe tower remains as the sole remnant of the church that was mistakenly destroyed. At a height of 100m, the climb may seem small, but the stunning city views that await you at the top make it well worth it. The city of Amersfoort was bestowed with the honor by The Academy of Urbanism in London, who conducted an evaluation of its sustainability, urban planning, and management during their visit. Furthermore, the city was highly commended for fostering a high standard of living for its inhabitants and preserving its distinctive charm and historical significance. According to the judges, Amersfoort prioritizes the welfare and contentment of its residents. This is evident in their efforts to restrict car usage and offer a variety of high-quality affordable housing options. Where to stay: There is a spot within the city that is next to the canal. There is a spot for 3 campervans that offer facilities as well during the summer but not in the winter. Google co-ordinates – N 52.162075, E 5.377966 Rates of 12 Euros per day apply (2023) and does not change during the year. You may visit the website to book your spot via the harbour masters office. Visit their website to book HERE An independent campsite in Hilversum is just 30 minutes driver from Amersfoort. This campsite is located in a forested area near to the lakes of Loosdrect. There are plenty of walks to go on, great facilities, a bar and a restaurant on this site. Its open between the 15th of March and 31st of October usually. Google co-ordinates N 52.193501, E 5.154833 Bookings can be made by calling +31 35 577 19 26 or by visiting their website HERE
A Forest Campsite for your campervan hire holiday
Campervan hire – Forest Campsites View Our Motorhomes Fancy a forest getaway? Whitemead Forest Park is an ideal holiday spot in the UK for couples, groups, and families seeking a getaway. Offering both peace and excitement, the park boasts various activities and amenities to indulge in. Guests can choose from grass or hardstanding pitches for camping or opt for the luxurious glamping pods, cabins, and woodland lodges, all situated in the beautiful surroundings of the ancient Forest of Dean. The facilities at this location are truly fantastic, with offerings such as a pool, jacuzzi, fitness center, and on-site bar and restaurant. The perfect place to visit when you grab your campervan hire with us. An incredible variety of options are available, such as adventure golf, archery, zorbing, and circus skills. Nestled in the picturesque Forest of Dean, this location boasts breathtaking scenery and idyllic surroundings, perfect for outdoor activities such as walking and cycling. Whitemead Forest Park is a popular destination for families seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. Located in a tranquil forest setting, it offers a wide range of activities and accommodations for all ages. With a variety of options for your family to choose from, this holiday park nestled in the Forest of Dean provides spacious camping pitches and fully equipped self-catering glamping accommodations. It’s the perfect spot for an escape from your everyday routine, no matter the size of your family. Tent campers have the option to set up on any of the 30 grass pitches, each measuring 8m x 8m. These designated sites offer a 16 amp electric hook up and are situated towards the rear of the site, providing scenic views of the surrounding woodland. Visitors with a campervan, caravan, or motorhome can opt for either a 10 half grass and half gravel space or one of the 61 hardstanding options. These pitches are all 9m x 9m in size and come equipped with a 16 amp electric hook up, allowing you to still have your morning cup of tea. For those who prefer glamping, there are numerous options available. Each glamping pod includes a complimentary breakfast and accommodations for two, complete with a double bed, linens, electricity, heating, a TV, and tea/coffee-making amenities. Guests can also enjoy their own personal outdoor seating area and a BBQ stand equipped with a disposable BBQ. Ideal for groups of four, the mega pods offer a comfortable accommodation with a double bed, as well as a corner double sofa bed and all necessary bed linen. Each unit also includes an ensuite bathroom with toilet, electricity, a TV, underfloor heating, and a compact kitchen complete with a sink, toaster, kettle, fridge, microwave, as well as utensils and plates. Additionally, each mega pod includes a private outdoor space perfect for enjoying meals in the open air, complete with a picnic bench. Shower facilities are conveniently located in a nearby facility block within walking distance. While nine of our mega pods maintain a pet-free atmosphere, three of them happily accommodate your furry companions. Additional self-catering choices include the spacious mega pods X and XL, charming log cabins with a maximum occupancy of eight and three bedrooms, and peaceful woodland lodges with space for up to six guests and two bedrooms. Each unit is equipped with insulation, double-glazed windows, and heating, ensuring a warm and cozy stay. All camping and touring pitches are dog-friendly, as well as the pet-friendly pods. You can book Whitemead Forest Park via their website or via the campsites.co.uk website. Pictures have been sourced via campsites.co.uk.
Used Auto-trail F74 Motorhome For Sale
Used Auto-Trail F74 for sale View Our Motorhomes For Sale: Used Motorhomes Ever wondered what it would be like to own one of your own motorhomes and keep that journey going on forever? Well here we have a fabulous Auto-Trail F74 for sale. We have chosen to sell our used Auto-Trail F74 through our friends over at Hardwick Sports and Prestige and the listing can be found on Autotrader. This Auto-Trail F74 has an Automatic Gearbox with a 170 bhp 2.2 engine. The head unit is the upgraded Xzent head unit that comes with the drivers pack and also includes all steering wheel functions and controls to make life much easier when driving. This motorhome also comes with the Lux pack which includes the carpets as standard. Having upgraded the vehicle to 4 seatbelts this have given the front lounge a cosy feeling with the half dinette option. The driver and passenger seats swivel around offering up plenty of room for socialising or just chilling out. There is a free standing table which is stored in the rear bedroom. Above the lounge is an electric drop down bed which lowers down enough to give plenty headroom. As you move towards the back of the motorhome you will find a galley kitchen that has a 3 burner hob, a oven/grill and sink. There are cupboard above the hob and sink with 2 shelves in each which give opportunity to store some essential kitchen equipment or food. There is a cabinet under the sink to store your utensils, other cooking equipment or food there, there is also a small cupboard under the oven. Across from the kitchen is a rather large 3 way fridge freezer that runs on electric, gas and the 12v battery when driving. Head further back and we come to the master bedroom. This island bed offers oodles of space for you to get a good nights sleep. Under the bed is storage and access to the garage space. There is a separate toilet and shower on board. This well designed motorhome is modern and fresh with is well thought out layout. The light coloured interior offers up plenty of light as the sun shines through. The motorhome has an on board whale space saver heating and hot water system which operate interdependently . For more information on this motorhome, feel free to contact our friends over at Hardwick Sports and Prestige on 01246 588031. Finance is available on request.