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Rent a camper van or Class B RV from roadsurfer in England from London and get ready to experience the beauty of a road trip through England. From the dazzling diversity of the capital city and the picturesque towns and villages that England is known for, to winding country roads that lead to the windswept moors and rugged beaches everyone falls in love with, discover the different regions of England from the comfort of your camper van rental.
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Are you looking for a unique and adventurous way to explore England? Why not rent a camper van in London and hit the road! With London as your starting point, you’ll have access to some of the country’s most stunning destinations, whether you want to take a surf trip in the southwest, explore the historic market towns and villages of the Cotswolds, head to the lakes and hills of the Lake District, or do all three! Just remember to drive on the left-hand side of the road.
There are a number of different types of campgrounds in England with varying facilities and atmospheres. You’ll probably stay at a mix of them on your road trip! Be aware that dispersed camping is not allowed in England, and you may be moved on in the middle of the night or fined if you try to wild camp.
There are so many festivals and events year-round in England that there’s always something going on, from plants to food, from history to music. It’s always worth checking what’s going on in the area you’re visiting! Here are a few of the big events that you might like to include in your trip:
Trooping The Colour, June, in London – This is an iconic display of British military troops with 1400 officers as well as horses and bands. It is something special to witness.
Glastonbury, June, in Somerset – One that you’ll be lucky to get tickets for, Glastonbury is one of the UK’s most famous music festivals. Tickets acquired, why not make it the final stop after a week of road-tripping around the southwest?
Wimbledon Tennis Championship, July, in London – Wimbledon generally needs little introductions: strawberries, Pimms, sunshine if you’re lucky… oh yes, and a bit of tennis sprinkled in there too!
Dorset Volkfest, July, in Dorset – If you love camper vans, Volkfest is a gem. Wander around looking at exquisite and rare camper vans, get some inspiration for when you finally buy your own, and chill out with good food and music. This is a great one for the kids too.
Boardmasters Festival, August, in Cornwall – Head to the famous Cornish coast near Newquay for a music and surf festival. Spend the day on the beach, watching surf competitions, and enjoying the sun, before watching incredible music acts all night long.
There truly is something to discover from the comfort of your camper van or Class B RV from every corner of England, however, there are a few particularly popular areas that you don’t want to miss.
The Lake District, famous for its lakes and for inspiring certain writers, is a breathtaking part of England in the northwest and England’s largest national park. Home to the highest mountain and deepest lake, discover cozy towns and narrow lanes surrounded by craggy, hulking hills and huge bodies of water. The perfect place for some hiking, swimming, cycling, and a good pub meal after a long day on your legs.
The Peak District is a little closer to London which might make its lakes more accessible if you’re short on time. Its valley’s hills, winding roads, and gorgeous villages mean it’s an amazing place to explore both on foot and by camper van. There’s plenty of history and culture here in its stately homes and market towns, and adventures include mountain biking, horseback riding, and caving.
The Southwest often refers to Devon and Cornwall only, but to make sure you don’t miss out on the other very special counties we’ve included Dorset and Somerset. Cornwall, Devon, and Dorset, all have incredible coastal scenery and the opportunity to either lounge on the beach or tear it up in the water in whatever watersport you choose. Hike across Dartmoor or Exmoor in Devon, and visit Somerset for places like Bristol, Bath, Glastonbury, and Bradford-on-Avon, which are some of the country’s most interesting towns and cities.
Sussex is just an hour from London, perfect for those crunched for time. Explore the expansive South Downs, the white cliffs of East Sussex, the town of Rye, and the somewhat hippy city of Brighton. There are beaches aplenty, as well as historical sites like that of the Battle of Hastings.
Visit Yorkshire for the Yorkshire Dales and the North York Moors and discover vibrant and historical cities like York and Leeds, links to literary giants including Wuthering Heights and Dracula, and a whole lot of waterfalls. Fuel your adventures at traditional countryside pubs where the Sunday roasts are unbeatable.