21 day Itinerary for Families - Just go Motorhome Hire

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21 day Road trip of the UK for Families
The UK is full of exciting, interesting and historical places to visit so it can be hard to know where to start! Just go has
put together a 3 week itinerary stopping off at the most popular places to visit in the UK. Whether you want an
extensive tour of the UK or just need a little advice on where to go, what to see or campsites local to your destination
this will take away some of the work for you so you can sit back and enjoy your holiday!
Quick reference
1.
Ivinghoe (local campsite)
10.
Hadrians’s Wall (Alternative Route)
2.
Salisbury via Stonehenge
11.
Loch Lomond
3.
Devon (Salcombe)
12.
Inverness
4.
Cornwall
13.
Edinburgh Via Stirling
5.
Bath
14.
Durham Via Alnwick
6.
Hereford Via Gloucester
15.
York
7.
Snowdonia Via Shropshire
16.
Cambridge Via Nottingham
8.
Buxton
17.
Windsor
9.
Lake District (Windemere)
Just go have compiled the following campsite details within each of the suggested locations. Just go has made every effort to maintain the accuracy of the following information in
this pack but cannot be held responsible if any details are incorrect. Any discrepancies you may have are between yourself and the campsite. Just go do not endorse any of the
facilities, Just go have approached each campsite within the chosen area and have obtained their permission to be included within this itinerary.
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21 day Road trip of the UK, Families
Day 1. Just go to Ivinghoe
Total Drive Time: 25 mins
Distance: 13.2 miles
Location Description: After collecting your Just go motorhome why not stay at
a local campsite for your first evening to adjust to your new home. There is a
local supermarket that the Just go staff can direct you to so you are able to
stock up your motorhome (also listed in your operating manual) before heading
over to Ivinghoe to stay at Town Farm Campsite which is a working farm
situated at the foot of the Chiltern hills, home of the Ivinghoe Beacon.
Things to do
Activity
Pick your
Own
Description
if you have time to stock up on freshly grown fruit and
vegetables Town farm runs a pick your own during
summer months
Rose and
Crown
Ivinghoe
Beacon
Various
Activities
Traditional English pub a walk-able distance of 0.6 miles
from the campsite
A high point of the Chiltern hill’s which offers stunning
views of the surrounding countryside
Various activities in and around the campsite
Websites
http://www.townfarmcamping.co.uk/info-events
http://www.roseandcrownivinghoe.com/index.html
http://www.bucksgeology.org.uk/ivinghoe_beacon.html
Campsites
Town Farm Camping & Caravanning
Drive Time / Distance from depot: 24 mins / 13.1 miles
Open all year, 15 pitches. Town Farm Campsite is a working farm
situated in the picturesque setting at the foot of the Chiltern
Hills, home of the Ivinghoe Beacon. Tariff: £15 - £20 per night,
Extra adults £4, Dogs £2
Address: Town farm, Ivinghoe, Leighton Buzzard, LU7 9EL
Tel: 07906 265 435 Email: info@townfarmcamping.co.uk
Just go recommends pre-booking campsites to avoid any disappointment especially during high peak summer season, bank holidays and school holidays.
Day 2. Ivinghoe to Sailsbury Via Stonehenge.
Total drive time: 2 hrs 12 mins
Distance: 116 miles
Stonehenge Location Description: The drive to Stonehenge is
2hrs 8 mins from Ivinghoe and a distance of 102 miles.
Stonehenge is one of the most famous places in the world
to visit. The origins of the gigantic stone circle still remain a mystery although there
are a lot of theories as to why Stonehenge was built, which theory do you think is
correct?
Salisbury location description: Salisbury is known as 'The city in the countryside', the
magnificent medieval city of Salisbury has it all: historic streets and alleyways,
charming half-timbered buildings, traditional English eating houses and a vast range of
family attractions. Salisbury Cathedral has the tallest spire in Britain and Europe's
oldest working clock to the world's best-preserved Magna Carta.
Things to do
Activity
Stonehenge
Description
Ancient stone circle
Salisbury Cathedral
Salisbury cathedral is over 750 years
old and has the tallest spire in Britain
Watch the animals roaming wild,
take a train trip around the park. Lots
to see
Find out how silk is made
Longleat Safari
& Adventure Park
Whitchurch Silk
Mill
Lymington
Beaulieu Motor
Museum
Various Activities
Yachting haven, plenty to see in this
Georgian town
Home of the National Motor
Museum
There’s a wealth of other activities
and sights in Salisbury.
Websites
http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/daysout/properties/stonehenge/
http://www.stonehenge.co.uk/
http://www.salisburycathedral.org.uk/
http://www.longleat.co.uk/
http://whitchurchsilkmill.org.uk/mill/index.php
http://www.lymington.org/
http://www.beaulieu.co.uk/
http://www.visitwiltshire.co.uk/salisbury/what-to-do
Campsites
Coombe Caravan Park
Open all year, 52 pitches. Situated on a landscaped and level
site, running alongside Salisbury Racecourse, Coombe Caravan
Park offers some of the finest views in all of Wiltshire
overlooking the Chalke Valley. Tariff: £14 - £17 per night, Extra
adults £4, Dogs £0.50.
Address: The Race Plain, Netherhampton, Salisbury, Wilts, SP2 8PN
Tel: 01722 328451 Email: enquiries@coombecaravanpark.co.uk
Summerlands Caravan Park
Open April to October, 20 pitches. The park is situated within a
designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty about six miles
from the medieval city of Salisbury. Tariff: £14 per night, Extra
adult £2, Dogs free.
Address: College Farm, Rockbourne Road, Coombe Bisset,
Salisbury, SP5 4LP
Tel: 01722 718259 Email: enquiries@summerlandscaravanpark.co.uk
Stonehenge Campsite
Open February to November, 11 pitches. An multi-award winning
family run park, perfectly situated close to Stonehenge and the
ideal touring base for South Wiltshire. A convenient location for
exploring, walking or cycling the Salisbury plain. Tariff: £13 - £22
per night, Extra adults £5, Dogs, £2.
Address: Berwick St James, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP3 4TQ
Tel: 07786 734 732 Email: stay@stonehengecampsite.co.uk
Day 3. Sailsbury to Devon (Salcombe).
Total Drive Time: 2 hrs 30 mins
Distance: 120 miles
Location Description: Salcombe is a beautiful holiday
destination for all age groups. Salcombe is located in
the most southerly part of Devon surrounded by
picturesque villages, magnificent coastal scenery and stunning beaches. Walking
the coastal footpath, sailing in the estuary, or enjoying a leisurely ferry trip
there are always plenty of activities in this delightful unspoilt area in South
Devon, it’s a place to unwind.
Things to do
Activity
Beaches
Description
Spend time relaxing, building sandcastles and
Paddling in the sea
Websites
http://www.salcombe-online.co.uk/Beach-Guide-82.asp
Babbacombe
Model Village
Feel big when you visit this great miniature
park
http://www.babbacombemodelvillage.co.uk/
Devon Railway
Travel on a steam train
http://www.southdevonrailway.co.uk/
Golden Hind
Museum Ship
See what life was like on board Francis Drakes
ship
http://goldenhind.co.uk/
Buckfast Butterflies &
Otter Sanctuary
Native British wildlife park
http://dartmouthmuseum.org/
Various Activities
If you would like to see more visit this
website
http://visitdevon.co.uk/
Campsites
Bolberry House Farm
Nestled in the rolling hills of South Devon, Bolbery House Farm is
the ideal place to relax and unwind. It is a small, friendly family
run park and an ideal base for touring this part of the West
country.Tariff: £14 - £28 per night, Extra adults £6, children £2,
Dogs £1.50
Address: Bolberry, Malborough, Kinsbridge, South Devon TQ7 3DY
Tel: 01548 561 251 Email: enquiries@bolberryparks.co.uk
Day 4 & 5. Devon to Cornwall (St Austell).
Distance: 66 miles
Location Description: St. Austell is a bustling market
town often referred to as the capital of the Cornish Alps.
There is plenty to do here for the whole family whether it is relaxing on the
beach, boat trips, theme parks or visiting harbor’s and exotic gardens.
Things to do
Activity
Beaches
Description
Cornwall has more than 100 beaches to be enjoyed
Websites
https://www.visitcornwall.com/beaches
Water
Sports
Cornwall offers the UK’s best water based activities
inc surfing, canoeing & sailing
http://www.visitcornwall.com/things-to-do/active-andoutdoors/adventure-sports#main-content
The Eden
Project
Home of the largest rainforest in captivity and the
world’s largest greenhouse. Also inc garden displays,
art and educational experiences
The wild and unspoilt cliff tops and the ruined castle
are said to be the birth place of King Arthur
http://www.edenproject.com/
Step back in time to life Victorian times. Experience a
fun ride.
There are hundreds of things to see and do in Cornwall
from flower shows to taking your dog for a walk on
the beach.
http://www.flambards.co.uk/
Tintagel
Castle / Cliffs
Flambards
Theme Park
Various
Activities
http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/tintagelcastle
http://www.visitcornwall.com/about-cornwall
Campsites
Court Farm
This peaceful campsite offers you wonderful views of the
surrounding countryside. Court farm is a family friendly site and
allows you to sit back and relax knowing the children are safe to
be left to play. Tariff: £11 - £21.50 per night, Extra adults £2,
children £4, Dogs Free
Address: St Stephen, St Austell, Cornwall PL26 7LE
Tel: 01726 823684 Email: info@courtfarmcornwall.co.uk
Padstow Touring Park
Open all year, 35 pitches. This premier award winning
family site is a listed member of the Camping and Caravanning
club located in Padstow is a quaint and historic Cornish fishing
town on the Camel Estuary. Tariff: £18.50 - £36 per night, Extra
adults £3.50 - £8, Dogs £1 - £3.50
Address: Padstow, Cornwall, PL28 8LE
Tel: 01841 532061 Email: bookings@padstowtouringpark.co.uk
Day 6. Cornwall to Bath
Distance: 177 miles
Location description: Bath is a great place to visit, rich in
Roman and Georgian heritage. Nestling in a sheltered
valley, surrounded like Rome by seven wooded hills and contains Britain's only
natural hot springs. Visit one of the finest architectural sights in Europe such as
the Royal Crescent, the Circus and Pulteney Bridge, also home of the famous
author Jane Austen. There is plenty to do for the whole family in Bath and the
surrounding areas.
Things to do
Activity
Description
Websites
Wookey
Hole Caves
Britain’s most spectacular caves and home of the legendary
Witch of Wookey
http://www.wookey.co.uk/contact-us/
Open Top
Tour Bus
Chedder
Gorge
Chedder Cheese
Factory
A great way to see Bath on a fine day.
http://www.bathbuscompany.com/
Cliffs rising to 450ft. National Nature Reserve.
http://www.cheddargorge.co.uk/about/c
ontact-us/
http://www.cheddargorgecheeseco.co.u
k/
Jane Austen
Centre
Find out about Baths most famous resident Jane Austen with
exclusive film, costume and contemporary exhibits
http://www.janeausten.co.uk/
Thermae
Bath Spa
Choose from a range of spa treatments or bathe in the warm
natural, mineral rich waters at Britain’s only natural thermal
public spa
If any of the activities mentioned doesn’t take your fancy
have a look at the websites listed
http://www.thermaebathspa.com/
http://www.romanbaths.co.uk/
Various
Activities
Visit the factory and see how cheese is made.
http://visitbath.co.uk/things-to-do
Campsites
Bury View Farm Camping site
Open all year, 10 pitches. A small , friendly, privately owned
Caravan and Campsite located on a farm in a rural location near
Bath. Also within easy reach of Bristol, Weston-super-Mare,
Wells & Cheddar. Tariff: £20 per night, Extra adults £3, Dogs
free.
Address: Corston Fields, Near Bath, BA2 9HD
Tel: 01225 873672
Email: salbowd@btinternet.com
Orchard Farm Camping and Caravanning site
Open all year, 50 pitches. This family run site is registered with
the Camping and Caravanning club and is located in the beautiful
countryside just 15 minutes drive from bath. Take a walk around
our nature trail you will see a wide variety of flora & fauna at
Orchard Farm. Tariff: £15 per night, Extra adults £3, Dogs free.
Address: Rushmead House, Rushmead Lane, Wiltshire, BA15 2RH
Tel: 07977 425350 / 07784 070885
Email: jimmyadams777@hotmail.com
Day 7. Bath to Hereford via Gloucester.
Total drive time: 1 hrs 11mins
Distance: 53 miles
Gloucester location description: The main reason to visit Gloucester is
to see its magnificent Gothic cathedral. It was originally the site of a
Saxon abbey, a Norman church was built here by Benedictine monks in
the 12th century. A great place for children to visit as they may recognize the cloister from the
Harry Potter films as it was used in the corridor scenes at Hogwarts School.
Total Drive Time: 1 hr
Distance: 30 miles
Hereford location description: Located right in the middle of the county of Herefordshire It is an
Ideal place for visiting the surrounding areas, the Marches and the Wye valley. Famous for its whitefaced cattle, cider, hops and Wye salmon, it is an ancient Cathedral City housing the Mappa Mundi
and the largest chained library in the world. It is an important market centre, which still holds a
livestock market.
Things to do
Activity
Gloucester
Cathedral
International
Centre for Birds
Of Prey
Forest
Of Dean
Description
Location for two of the Harry Potter films
Websites
http://www.gloucestercathedral.org.uk/
Learn about birds of prey and watch them in flight
http://www.icbp.org/
One of England’s few remaining ancient forests offers
a lot of activities and attractions such as caves, zipwiring, mazes, fishing lakes and cycle rides
http://www.visitforestofdean.co.uk/
http://www.puzzlewood.net/
Llama
Trekking
Cider
Museum
Eastnor
Castle
Various
Activities
Take a llama for a walk
http://www.oldkingstreetfarm.co.uk/llamatrekki
ng.html
http://www.cidermuseum.co.uk/
Watch how cider is made
Visit the castle, hide in the maze, assault course,
adventure playground
For a whole list of different activities see the websites
http://www.eastnorcastle.com/
http://visitbath.co.uk/
http://www.quokle.com/
http://visitherefordshire.co.uk/
Campsites
Broadmeadows Caravan & Camping Park
This 5 star rated tourist park is situated in the beautiful town of
Rodd-on-Wye. It is a family owned and managed site and offers
you stunning views of the surrounding scenery.
Tariff: £26 - £30 per night, Extra adults £6, children £3.50, Dogs
£1.75.
Address: Broadmeadows, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire HK9 7BW
Tel 01989 768076 Email: site@broadmeadow.info
Sterretts Caravan Park
This site is ideally situated for touring the many places of
interest nearby or walking in the country fields and lanes to
enjoy the panoramic views. It is the perfect place to stop for a
night to recharge your batteries.
Tariff: £12 - £14 per night, Extra adults £6, children £4 Dogs £1.
Address: Symonds Yat West, Ross-on-Wye HR9 6BY
Tel : 01594 833162 / 01600 890886
Day 8 & 9 Hereford to Snowdonia via Shropshire.
Total drive time: 1 hr 28 mins
Distance: 53 miles
Shropshire location description: Explore Shrewsbury's picturesque
cobbled alleys and squares and the exceptional number of
interesting, independent shops that makes Shrewsbury's shopping
so special. Home of Charles Darwin and one of the most well preserved mediaeval towns in
the county.
Total Drive Time: 1 hr 30 mins
Distance: 56 miles
Things to do
Snowdonia location description: The biggest, boldest mountains in Wales and England are to be
found here in the Snowdonia National Park. There’s also a long coastline of sandy beaches,
spectacular cliffs and glorious estuaries. You will find lots of activities in the area from slate
caverns and copper mines to medieval castles and steam trains.
Activity
Steam
Railways
Llechwedd Slate
Caverns
Caenarfon Castle
Description
Zig-zag your way through the foothills of Snowdon and past
lakes and waterfall
Explorer a living, working Victorian slate mine deep inside the
Welsh mountains
Climb the towers and see the views across the estuary.
Websites
http://www.festrail.co.uk/about.htm
http://www.snowdonrailway.co.uk/
http://www.llechwedd-slate-caverns.co.uk/
Welsh
Mountain Zoo
Conservation for rare endangered species
http://www.welshmountainzoo.org/
King Arthur’s
Labyrinth
This is a must for everyone young and old alike. Experience the
legendary tales of King Arthur and other Welsh legends come
to life in this underground adventure
Great adventure park for all the family
http://www.kingarthurslabyrinth.co.uk/
There is more to do than there is time in Snowdonia, take a look
at the other activities it has to offer
http://www.penybontbala.co.uk/things_to_do/activities-balavyrnwy-snowdonia
Greenwood
Forest Park
Various
Activities
Campsites
Riverside Touring Park
If you are looking to explore the wonders of the Snowdonia
National Park and North Wales this is the perfect campsite to use
as your base due to its good road and rail Links.Tariff: £30-£34 per
night, Extra adults £7.50, children £2.50, Dogs £1.50.
Address: Old Church Road, Betws-y-Coed, Gwynedd, North
Wales LL24 0AL
Tel 01690 710 310 Email: riverside@morris-leisure.co.uk
http://cadw.wales.gov.uk/
http://www.greenwoodforestpark.co.uk/
Conwy Holiday Park
This site is set in 100 acres of magnificent North Wales scenery
which allows you to enjoy the glorious views on offer. It’s the
perfect place for a relaxing break.
Tariff: £15-£25 per night, Extra adults and children free, Dogs free.
Address: Trefrow Road,Conwy,North Wales LL32 8UX
Tel 01492 592 856
Email: sales@conwytouringpark.co.uk
Pen y Bont Touring Park
Open March to October, 95 pitches. Located near Bala
Lake in the Snowdonia National Park this site is a fantastic base for
many of the areas outdoor activities including Sailing, Walking,
Canoeing and Sightseeing. Tariff: £21 - £24 per night, This park
offers 10% off for Just go customers , Extra adults £7.50, Dogs £1.
Address: Llangynog Rd, Bala, Gwynedd, LL23 7PH
Tel: 01678 520549 Email: penybont-bala@btconnect.com
Day 10. Snowdonia to Buxton.
Distance: 95 miles
Location Description: Buxton with its grand Georgian
architecture, central crescent, parklands and thermal
waters is worth visiting. The town dates back to the Romans who
discovered the warm water springs, then became famous in the 18th century
when ‘taking the waters’ was highly fashionable. Why not visit the pump
room where the spring water is dispensed or try some of the water from St
Ann’s well. It is a vibrant mix of craft, fashion, antiques, books and
chocolate!
Things to do
Activity
Buxton
Opera House
Description
Spend an evening at the theatre
Websites
http://www.buxtonoperahouse.org.uk/
Pooles Cavern
& Woodland Walks
Visit a 2 million year old cave or venture through the
woods
http://www.poolescavern.co.uk/
Go Ape
Climb among the trees, swing on ropes
http://goape.co.uk/days-out/buxton
Pavillian
Gardens
Public swimming pool
http://www.paviliongardens.co.uk/
Alton
Towers
Great rides and attractions for all the family
http://www.altontowers.com/contact
-us/
http://chestnutcentre.co.uk/
Chestnut Gate
Otter,Owl &
Wildlife Park
Various
Activities
Conservation centre for endangered species
If you would like to see more visit this website
http://visitbuxton.co.uk/
Campsites
Alsop Rivendale Touring Caravan & Leisure Park
This site offers you a peaceful and relaxing break, it has stunning
views and plenty of activities nearby to keep you occupied.
Footpaths from Rivendale lead into the dramatic limestone
scenery of the upper reaches of Dove Dale.
Tariff: £18-£29 per night, Extra adults £2.50, children £2.00, Dogs
£2.00.
Address: Buxton Road, Ashbourne, Derbys DE6 1QU
Tel 01335 310441 Email: enquiries@rivendalecaravanpark.co.uk
Beech Croft Farm
This family run caravan park and camping site is an ideal base for
exploring the Peak District due to it being located between
Buxton and Bakewell. You can enjoy the fantastic views of the
surrounding hills while relaxing or taking a walk.Tariff: £22.50£27.50 per night, Extra adults £5.50, children £3.00, Dogs free.
Address: Blackwell in the Peak, Taddington, Near Buxton,
Derbyshire,SK179TQ
Tel 01298 85330 Email: mail@beechcroftfarm.co.uk
Day 11. Buxton to Lake District (Windemere).
Distance: 111 miles
Lake District location description: It is the largest natural
lake in England situated in the Lake District National Park. It is formed in a
glacial trough after the retreat of ice and is one of the country’s most popular
places for holidays and summer homes since the arrival of the Kendal and
Windermere railway line in 1847. Windermere has also been the venue for the
Great North Swim since 2008.
Things to do
Activity
The World
Of Beatrix
Potter/
Hill Top
Websites
http://www.hop-skip-jump.com/
http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/hilltop/
Lakeside
Aquarium
Description
Meet Peter Rabbit, Jemima Puddle-duck
and more in this enchanting trip through
the tales of Beatrix Potter. You are also
able to explore the story behind her books
by taking a trip to Hill Top where a lot the
books were written
View the various sea life. Great activity for
a wet day
Lakeside
Railway
Take a trip on a train, see how a station
works
http://www.lakesiderailway.co.uk/
Windermere
Lake cruises
Take a relaxing cruise on England’s largest
lake
http://www.windermere-lakecruises.co.uk/
Grizedale
Forest
Take a memorable walk through the tree’s
as you try to spot all 60 sculpture sites
that are throughout the forest
http://visitlakelandforests.co.uk/index.php/yourforests/grizedale/sculpture
Cycle
Routes
There are plenty of cycle routes through
forest’s, country lane’s and bridleway’s
http://www.lakedistrict.gov.uk/visiting/outdoors/cycling
Various
Activities
From walking to water sport’s to climbing
the Lake district has it all
http://www.golakes.co.uk/
http://www.lakedistrict.gov.uk/visiting
http://www.lakesaquarium.co.uk/
Campsites
Parkcliffe Camping & Caravan Estate
This site displays beautiful views of the Moore How, which can
easily be accessible through the children's playground. This small
hill gives you access to spectacular views over Lake Windermere
and is well worth a climb to the Top.
Tariff: £26-£32 per night, Extra adults £5, children £3, Dogs £2.
Address: Birks Road, Windemere, Cumbria LA23 3PG
Tel : 01539 531344 Email: riverside@morris-leisure.co.uk
Day 11. Buxton to Hadrian’s Wall Country
(Alternative Route).
Distance: 164 miles
Hadrian’s Wall location description: The construction of
Hadrian’s Wall began in AD 122 during the rule of
Emperor Hadrian. As well as building heavily defended
forts throughout the country the Romans built the wall from coast to coast
to protect Roman England from Scottish tribes. As well as the stunning scenery
that can be explored in Hadrian’s Wall Country by bike, horseback and by foot,
there is plenty of activities for all the family.
Things to do
Activity
Hadrian’s
Wall
Description
Stretching from coast to coast the wall is a must see
Websites
http://www.visithadrianswall.co.uk/
Vindolanda
& Roman
Army Museum
Claimed to be the best day out on Hadrian’s wall.
Experience live excavations in the summer and explore
the Roman Army Museum
http://www.vindolanda.com/
Haltwhistle
A lovely town steeped in history, lots to see and do
http://www.haltwhistle.org.uk/
Haltwhistle
Leisure
Centre
Open mid April to Early September the 3 outdoor
heated swimming pools and giant flume are a popular
attraction
http://www.haltwhistleleisure.co.uk/index.html
Belsay Hall
Castle &
Gardens
From the medieval castle & hall inspired by the
temples of ancient Greece to the large gardens you
are sure to find something for everyone
http://www.visithadrianswall.co.uk/things-todo/belsay-hall-castle-and-gardens-p712981
Walking
The Hadrian’s wall path national trail is 84 miles long.
The trail has been broken down into may smaller walks
and routes to cater for everyone
http://www.visithadrianswall.co.uk/things-todo/walking
Various
Activities
For a whole list of different activities see the websites
http://www.visithadrianswall.co.uk/things-to-do
Campsites
Herding Hill Farm
Open all year apart from the first 2 weeks in January, 21 pitches.
A high quality, 5 star, family run site Perfectly situated just a
mile away from the best sections of Hadrian’s wall. Tariff: £24 £28 per night, Extra adults £4.40, Dogs free.
Address: Shield Hill, Haltwhistle, Northumberland, NE49 9NW
Tel: 01434 320 175
Email: bookings@herdinghillfarm.co.uk
Day 12. Windermere to Loch Lomond.
Distance: 179 miles
Loch Lomond location description: From the banks of
Loch Lomond, the famous loch which falls within the boundaries of Loch
Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, to Helenburghs elegant promenades
and the shipping heritage of the Clyde, celebrated throughout West
Dunbartonshire, there is quite literally something to please every visitor.
Things to do
Activity
Robert
Burns
Museum
Description
Visit the famous Robert Burns
cottage and see his collection of
work
Websites
http://www.burnsmuseum.org.uk/
Segway
Hire
Take a ride around Loch Lomond and
Trossachs National park on your very
own segway
http://www.visit-lochlomond.com/content/loch-lomond-segway-hire
Horse
Riding
Take in the beautiful scenery by
horseback
Boating/
Cruising
Take to the waters of the Loch
either with your own boat or on a
cruise
Cycle
Routes
A range of cycling opportunities that
offer different levels and distances
http://www.visit-lochlomond.com/category/activities/cycling
Bird of
Prey Centre
Stand 2 feet away from a Golden
Eagle and learn about birds of prey
http://www.llbopc.co.uk/
Various
Activities
If anything already mentioned isn’t
for you then take a look at what
else is on offer
http://www.visit-lochlomond.com/category/activities/horse-riding
http://www.visit-lochlomond.com/category/activities/loch-lomondboating-and-cruising-loch-lomond
http://www.lochkatrine.com/steamship.html
http://www.lochlomond-trossachs.org/index.php/visiting/
http://www.visit-lochlomond.com/content/loch-lomond-activities-lochlomond-leisure
Campsites
Lagganbeg Holiday Park – Loch Lomond
Open March to January. Lagganbeg is situated within a five minute
walk from the shores of Loch Lomond. This site is perfectly
located as a base to tour the surrounding areas making your trip
to Loch Lomond as stress free as possible. Tariff: £24-£30 per
night, Extra adults £5, children £4 Dogs £1.
Address: Gartocharn, Loch Lomond, G83 8NQ
Tel: 01389 830 281Email: lagganbeg@yahoo.com
Day 13. Loch Lomond to Inverness.
Distance: 144 miles
Inverness location description: Loch Ness has to be the
most popular attraction in the region along with ‘Nessie’
the mysterious Loch Ness monster. Inverness was granted
its city status in 2000. It is the prosperous hub of the Highlands, with an
enviable location on the banks of the River Ness at the head of the Great Glen,
making it an ideal base for exploring the surrounding areas.
Things to do
Activity
Loch Ness
Tours
Description
Take a tour of Loch Ness to see if you
can spot the legendary monster
Websites
http://www.visitlochness.com/things-to-do/loch-ness-tours.php
Urquhart
Castle
http://www.visitlochness.com/days-out/urquhart-castle-one-ofscotlands-most-dramatic-medieval-fortresses.php
The Black
Isle
One of Scotland’s most dramatic
medieval fortresses over looking Loch
Ness
Explore the Black Isle with the Highland’s
best preserved town Cromarty
Landmark
Park
Experience life on an 1890s living farm.
Lots for children to do and see
http://www.landmarkpark.co.uk/
Dolphin
Spotting
See if you can spot some dolphins,
cruises are also available
http://web.undiscoveredscotland.com/rosemarkie/chanonrypoint/
http://www.dolphintripsavoch.co.uk/
Museum
Of
Childhood
Museum tells the story of childhood in
the highlands.
Large collection of children's toys
http://www.highlandmuseumofchildhood.org.uk/
Various
Activities
So much more is available to see and do
in Inverness that isn’t already mentioned
http://www.inverness-scotland.com/welcome-inverness.asp
http://www.visitlochness.com/
http://www.black-isle.info/index.asp
Campsites
Bunchrew Caravan Park
Open March to December, 125 pitches. In the beautiful quiet
setting on the southern shore of the Beauly Firth, the Park enjoys
wonderful views over the water to Ben Wyvis and the hills
beyond. Tariff: £17 - £20 per night, Extra adults £2.75, Dogs 50p.
Address: Bunchrew, Inverness IV3 8TD
Tel: 01463 237802
Email: enquiries@bunchrew-caravanpark.co.uk
Auchnahillin Holiday Park
Open April to October, 30 pitches. This friendly and informal
family run holiday park is set in the heart of the Scottish
Highlands, ideal for touring the region and 8 miles south of
Inverness. Tariff: £14 - £18 per night, Extra adults £1.50, Dogs £1.
Address: Daviot East, Inverness, IV2 5XQ
Tel: 01463 772286
Email: info@auchnahillin.co.uk
Bught Park
Open Easter to October, 60 pitches. A pleasant, well-featured
site in a rural setting next to Inverness Aquadome within 15
minutes walk of Inverness Castle and Inverness City Centre.
Tariff: £18 per night, Extra adults £5, Dogs £2.
Address: Bught lane, Inverness, Scotland, IV3 5SR
Tel: 01463 236920
Email: bookings@invernesscaravanpark.com
By the Way Hostel & Campsite
Open March to October, 16 pitches. Our Motorhome park has 16
parking bays nestled in scenic Scottish woodland and a perfect
base to explore the Scottish Highlands. Tariff: £20 per night,
please contact site direct for any additional costs.
Address: Lower Station Road, Tyndrum, Stirlingshire, FK20 8RY
Tel: 01838 400333
Email: info@tyndrumbytheway.com
Day 14 & 15. Inverness to Edinburgh via Stirling.
Distance: 143 miles
Stirling location description: With a setting of mountains,
rocky crags and the winding river Forth, Stirling joins
together the Highlands and the Lowlands.The Old Town is
like a walk through history - the Castle and the Church of
the Holy Rude, mansions, town walls, graveyards and ghosts.
Distance: 38 miles
Things to do
Edinburgh location description: It is the second largest city in Scotland and the seventh
most popular in the United Kingdom. It’s a wonderful place to visit, plenty to see and
do for all the family. A popular attraction is the mighty fortress of Edinburgh castle
that fires its gun every day at 1pm as well as the Royal mile which is filled with high
street shops, restaurants, bars and plenty of kilt shops.
Activity
National Wallice
Monument
Stirling Jail
Description
Discover the real Braveheart at Stirling just outside of Edinburgh
The Royal
Mile
Edinburgh
Castle
The famous Royal Mile houses shops, bars, restaurants, places of
interest and much more
On a base of volcanic rock stands the mighty fortress of
Edinburgh castle which is now home to the Scottish crown jewels
http://www.edinburgh-royalmile.com/
The Edinburgh
Dungeons
Top horror attractions and variety of scary shows and rides
Edinburgh
Zoo
Various
Activities
Great place to visit for all the family. See the giant pandas
http://www.thedungeons.co.uk/edinburgh/en/index.htm
http://www.edinburghzoo.org.uk/
There are many places to visit, eat, shop and have fun in Edinburgh
http://www.edinburgh.org/see-do/
Find out what life was like in a Victorian prison
Websites
http://www.nationalwallacemonument.co
m/
http://www.oldtownjail.com/
http://www.edinburghcastle.gov.uk/index.h
tm
Campsites
Mortonhall Caravan & Camping Park
Open all year, 250 pitches. Set in 200 acres of parkland in the
centre of a private country estate, it is hard to believe you are
only 15 minutes drive from the Centre of Edinburgh. Tariff: £14.75
- £27.50 per night, Extra adults £6, Dogs £1.95.
Address: 38 Mortonhall Gate, Frogston Road, Edinburgh, EH16 6TJ
Tel: 01316 641533
Email: mortonhall@meadowhead.co.uk
Edinburgh Caravan Club Site
Open All year. Situated on the Firth of Forth, the caravan park
provides easy access to Edinburgh. The site is only a stone’s
throw away from the waterfront where campers can walk along
the promenade of Cramond. Tariff: £18.90 - £25.60 (+£10 to non
members), Extra adults £5.70 - £7.80, Dogs free.
Address: 35-37 Marine Drive, Edinburgh, EH4 5EN
Tel: 01313 126874
Linwater Caravan Park
Open March to November, 60 pitches. A peaceful, family run
park situated on farmland close to Edinburgh. Tariff: £18 - £23 per
night, Extra adults £3.50, Dogs free.
Address: West Clifton, East Calder, West Lothian, EH53 0HT
Tel: 01313 333326
Email: queries@linwater.co.uk
Day 16. Edinburgh to Durham via Alnwick.
Distance: 87 miles
Alnwick location description: On your way back down
south why not stop of at Alnwick for the day. Alnwick
castle is a major attraction with many different
activities and different events on throughout the year. The Alnwick Gardens are
always worth a visit with their many different gardens such as the poison
garden, the cherry orchard and the woodland walk. Go back to your child hood
by having lunch high in the trees in the tree house restaurant.
Distance: 54 miles
Durham location description: Durham is well known for its Norman Cathedral
and 11th century castle. The castle has been the home of Durham University
since 1832. The name "Durham" comes from the Old English dun", meaning hill
Things to do
Activity
The Alnwick
Garden
Description
Home to many plants in the various gardens
including, rose, ornamental and poison, have a bit
to eat in the tree house restaurant where the
trees grow through the floor
Websites
http://www.alnwickgarden.com/
Alnwick
Castle
The second largest inhabited castle in England is
home to the Duke of Northumberland, also used
as the location for many films including Harry
Potter
Medieval castle and deer park
http://www.alnwickcastle.com/
Adventure park driving real diggers
http://www.diggerland.com/
Experience ever day life during early 20th century.
http://www.beamish.org.uk/
For much more to see and do see the website
http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/gibside/things-to-see-and-do/
Strawberry Hill Farm Caravan & Camping Park
Open March to December. This site will give you panoramic views
of the rolling hills in the countryside allowing you to sit back,
unwind and enjoy the peacefulness.
Tariff: £18 - £20 per night, Extra adults £4, children £2, Dogs free.
Address: Running Waters,Old Cassop, Durham Co. Durham DH6
4QA
Tel: 0191 3723457 Email: info@strawberryhf.co.uk
Bobby Shafto Caravan Park
Open March to October. Based a few miles from Durham and
Northumberland means this site gives you the perfect place to
set up base so you can go and explore the local and historic
attractions.
Tariff: £21 - £29 per night, Extra adults £4, children £4, Dogs free.
Address: Cranberry Plantation, Beamish, County Durham DH9 ORY
Tel: 0191 3701776 Email: info@bobbyshaftocaravanpark.co.uk
Raby
Castle
Digger
Land
Beamish
Various
Activities
http://www.rabycastle.com/
Campsites
Day 17. Durham to York.
Distance: 71 miles
Location description: York is a wonderful medieval,
cultural city full of history. Inside the circuit of 13th century walls there are
numerous narrow streets and in the centre the magnificent York Minster.
There are plenty of attractions here for the whole family.
Things to do
Activity
The Web
Adventure Park
Description
Indoor & outdoor adventure park,
climbing, skating, horse riding and much
more
Websites
http://www.creepy-crawlies.co.uk/
Sight-seeing
Bus Tours
York
Minister
Open top bus tours of York
http://www.yorkbus.co.uk/
The largest gothic cathedral North of
the Alps is a popular tourist destination
http://www.yorkminster.org/
Jorvik
Viking Centre
Transport yourself back to the age of
the Viking’s in this popular attraction.
http://www.jorvik-viking-centre.co.uk/
Castle
Museum
Learn how people lived years ago with
thousands of household objects in
recreated rooms and streets
Also a popular attraction see the story
of the railway progress from the early
19th century to the present day
If you would like to see more please
view the website
http://www.yorkcastlemuseum.org.uk/Page/YorkCastleMuseum.aspx
National
Railway Museum
Various
Activities
http://www.nrm.org.uk/
http://www.visityork.org/
Campsites
Naburn Lock Caravan Park
Open March to October, 100 pitches. A friendly family-owned
site situated 4 miles south of York and adjacent to the
picturesque Naburn Locks.
Tariff: £18 - £28 per night, Extra adults £3.50, Dogs £1.
Address: Naburn, York, YO19 4RU
Tel: 01904 728697 Email: petercatherine@naburnlock.co.uk
Poplar Farm Caravan Park
Open February to December, 50 pitches. A family-run caravan park
on the banks of the River Ouse, 4 miles from the historic city of
York. Tariff: £25 - £30 per night. This site offers Just go customers 1
free night when 7 nights booked, Extra adults £2, Dogs free.
Address: Moor End, York, North Yorkshire, YO23 2UH
Tel: 01904 706548 Email: pfcyork@btconnect.com
Day 18. York to Cambridge via Nottingham.
Total Drive Time: 2 hrs 1 min
Distance: 86 miles
Nottingham location Description: Nottingham is awash
with myth and storytelling, home to outlaw Robin
Hood and his band of thieves.
Total Drive Time: 2 hrs 1 min
Distance: 86 miles
Cambridge location Description: The famous University of Cambridge is known
for its ancient colleges and historic churches. The main chapel is the Kings
College. Take a walk along the medieval streets or take a trip along the River
Cam aboard a punt and view the Backs (gardens and parklands butting up to the
river).
Things to do
Activity
Sherwood
Forest
Nottingham
Castle &
Caves
Linton
Zoo
Description
Famous in the tales of Robin Hood.
Country park and visitor centre
17th mansion built on the site of the
old castle. Experience the maze and
caves hidden underground
Home of rare exotic species. Acres
of gardens, picnic area & play area
Websites
http://www.sherwoodforest.org.uk/
Audley
End House
& Gardens
Imperial
War Museum
Punting
Tours
Grand stately home to suit all the
family. Explore the house & gardens,
play area and dressing up
Duxford aviation museum is a great
place to visit. Lots to do and see.
Take advantage of seeing the sights
from the River
http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/daysout/properties/audley-endhouse-and-gardens/
Folk
Museum
Various
Activities
Learn all about the history of
Cambridge
If you would like to see more
please view the website
http://www.folkmuseum.org.uk/
http://www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=1036
http://www.lintonzoo.com/
http://www.iwm.org.uk/
http://www.letsgopunting.co.uk/
http://www.thingstodoinnottinghamshire.co.uk/
http://www.visitcambridge.org/
Campsites
Highfield Farm Touring Farm
Open Easter to October. This is a quiet and peaceful touring park
that covers some eight acres, and is part of a working farm (no farm
animals though). Excellent eating-places can be found in the
surrounding villages. Tariff: £14.50 - £19 per night, Extra adult £4,
Extra child £2.50, Dogs £1. Address: Long Road, Comberton,
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB23 7DG
Tel: 01223 262308 Email: enquiries@highfieldfarmtouringpark.co.uk
Quiet Waters Caravan Park
Open April to October. The ideal place to stay if you are looking
for a break away to see he beautiful city if Cambridge and its
surroundings. This site is situated in the beautiful village of
Hemingford Abbots along the banks of the River Ouse.
Tariff: £18 - £22 per night, Extra adults £4, children £2 Dogs £3.
Address: Hemingford Abbots, Cambridgeshire PE28 9AJ
Tel: 01480 463405 Email: quietwaters.park@btopenworld.com
Day 19. Cambridge to Windsor.
Distance: 83 miles
Location Description: Famous for its castle, the queen’s
favourite weekend getaway must be explored. The town is full of boutiques,
cafes and restaurants. It is a great place for families to visit. Cross the River
Thames to Eton where you will see the world famous public school Eton
College.
Things to do
Activity
Windsor
Castle
Description
Official residence of the
Queen. Lots to see and do.
Websites
http://www.royalcollection.org.uk/
Lego
Land
Plenty of interactive rides,
live shows, building
workshops for all the family
Great place to visit for
rollercoaster fun
http://www.legoland.co.uk/
http://www.bekonscot.co.uk/
Windsor
Great Park
A miniature world, depicting
England in the 1930s.Model
railway runs through the
village
Acres of landscaped gardens,
lakes and woodlands
Various
Activities
If you would like to see
more please visit this website
http://www.windsor.gov.uk/
Thorpe
Park
Bekonscot
Model
Village
http://www.thorpepark.com/
http://www.theroyallandscape.co.uk/
Campsites
Hurley Riverside park
Open March to October. This site gives you stunning and
beautiful views set amongst the trees. It gives you that close to
nature feel while alos offering you everything you need for your
stay.
Tariff: £15 - £31 per night, Extra adult £4, Extra child £2, Dogs £2.
Address: Hurley, Maidenhead, Berks SL6 5NG
Tel: 01628 824493 Email: info@hurleyriversidepark.co.uk
Swiss Farm Touring and Camping
Open March – November, 110 pitches. Perfectly placed for guests
wishing to visit London, Windsor and Oxford and a short walk
from the beautiful town of Henley on Thames. Great place to
use a base for your adventures.
Tariff: £19 - £31.50 per night, Extra adult £7.50, Extra child £3.50.
Address: Marlow Road, Henley-On-Thames, Oxfordshire, RG9 2HY
Tel: 01491 5763 419 Email: info@swissfarmhenley.co.uk
Amerden Caravan and Camping Park
Open April to Septmeber. A small family run caravan and
camping site at the side of the River Thames, alongside the
towpath that runs between Maidenhead and Windsor.The perfect
place to park up while you go an explore. Tariff: £24 - £27 per
night, Extra adult £5, Extra child £1, Dogs free. Address: Old
Marsh Lane, Dorney Reach, Maidenhead SL6 ODZ
Tel: 01628 627461Email: beverly@amerdencaravanpark.co.uk
Day 20. Windsor to Ivinghoe.
Total Drive Time: 1 hr 2 mins
Distance: 41 miles
Location Description: Spend the afternoon exploring
more of Windsor before heading back to Ivinghoe to stay at Town Farm
Campsite overnight so you are local to return the motorhome to the depot in
the morning. Town Farm is a working farm situated at the foot of the Chiltern
hills, home of the Ivinghoe Beacon.
Things to do
Activity
Pick your
Own
Description
if you have time to stock up on freshly grown fruit and
vegetables Town farm runs a pick your own during
summer months
Rose and
Crown
Ivinghoe
Beacon
Various
Activities
Traditional English pub a walk-able distance of 0.6 miles
from the campsite
A high point of the Chiltern hill’s which offers stunning
views of the surrounding countryside
Various activities in and around the campsite
Websites
http://www.roseandcrownivinghoe.com/index.html
http://www.bucksgeology.org.uk/ivinghoe_beacon.html
Campsites
Town Farm Camping & Caravanning
Open all year, 15 pitches. Town Farm Campsite is a working farm
situated in the picturesque setting at the foot of the Chiltern
Hills, home of the Ivinghoe Beacon.
Tariff: £15 - £20 per night, Extra adults £4, Dogs £2
Address: Town farm, Ivinghoe, Leighton Buzzard, LU7 9EL
Tel: 07906 265 435 Email: info@townfarmcamping.co.uk
Day 21. Return the Motorhome to Just go.
Total Drive Time: 28 mins
Distance: 14.5 miles
Sadly the time has come to return your motorhome to
The Just go depot, returns are between 9am & 11am.
We love to hear what you get up to on your holidays and welcome feedback
from our clients so feel free to let us know your feedback regarding the
campsites and activities mentioned in this 21 day Road trip.
All at Just go hope you have had a fantastic time seeing the many sights and
activities the UK has to offer and that this 21 day Road trip has been of some
help to guide you on your journey. It may be the end of this trip but there are
certainly lots wonders to explore within the UK so we hope to see you again
soon.
Share your experience with us, we would love to hear about your trip or any recommendations;
email: joinin@justgo.uk.com

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