Ah Edinburgh, our home base and working city for all of us here at Caravan Sitefinder. And what a city it is, especially in August when the sun is (mostly) shining, the rain has (kind of) stopped, and the circus is in town.
Look out for venues throughout the city during the Fringe | ©2017
The North Devon coastline is full of giants - giant cliffs, giant waterfalls, giant moors and giant cream teas.
It is rugged, wild, and dotted with pretty fishing villages which tumble towards the sea. North Devon was made for hiking boots, and with views which stretch out to that endless horizon it would be rude not to tramp its path. Here are just three of our favourite walks in North Devon, suitable for all levels.
The North Devon Coast | ©2016 Andrew Bone: Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license
Both beautiful and bleak, Dartmoor is one of the only places left in the UK where you can still find isolation.
On Dartmoor you can park your car and walk off into the gorse for half an hour without even seeing anyone. Some call it desolate, others think it’s the most beautiful place on earth.
View to Sharpitor from Meavy | ©2008 Herbythyme, GNU Free Documentation License.
It rains on Dartmoor, a lot, but between the marshes and the tors and the Dartmoor Ponies, there is a strange kind of beautiful. Walking on Dartmoor is not to be taken lightly, however. The weather can roll in at any second and disorientate you, it can get cold quickly and there may not be either phone signal or another soul within miles. With this in mind, here is our quick guide to walking on Dartmoor, come rain or shine.
Hello, I’m Dimitri Cartaxo Marquez, a french student in the first of a two-year technical course in International Trade in Tours.
During this first year of study, an internship is compulsory abroad. For me, it was the occasion to discover a new country where I never come: Scotland.
After some weeks of research, I decided to contact Robin Morris, Tribalogic’s director and he accepted and also my friend Alicia later. The 29th April, we arrived in Edinburgh and we laid down our hats for 2 months in Dean Village, a part of the down really beautiful with the river which cross this quarter of Edinburgh.
Cornwall is a walker’s dream - pathways undulate under tree canopies, there are beaches for miles and there is always a pub at the end of a trail to rest your feet and replenish energy.
Walking in Cornwall doesn’t have to be tough, and although there are giant cliffs to traverse, you can admire all that Cornwall has to offer by taking the easy route, too. Here are three of our favourite easy walks along the coast in Cornwall.
Having a room with a view is a luxury in life, and when you’re camping or touring you have the unique perk of changing this view as many times in a week as you like!
It’s no big secret that the great outdoors is good for us. From big snowy mountains to undulating sand dunes, babbling brooks to rugged moorland - time outside is good for both our body and our soul, so here are 6 reasons why you need to get out there to make the most of those longer days.
One of the best things about exploring the UK by caravan is sampling pubs and local food along the way.
Throughout 2016 so far we have received a lot of great park reviews. Here are five of the best ones we have picked out.
Start your summer in style with UK Motorhome and Caravan Shows
A weekend of entertainment and activities as the UK Summer Motorhome & Caravan Show returns to Kent Showground, Maidstone over the weekend of June 4-5.