How to go campervanning
How to go camping
How to find a campsite
Booking questions
Camping gadgets

We have a campervan that we love so much we set up a whole campervan rental business!  Much of the camping information on this site applies to campervans too although do check that the campsite you want to stay at accepts campervans.

​The advantages of a campervan are:

• You can move around from site to site more easily or do a bit of wild camping.
• You can take all kinds of things like bikes, kayaks and other toys!  
• It's much quicker to set up than a tent although remember that if you want to drive anywhere you will have to pack down again.  
• Catering on your pitch or on the move is easy with a cooker, fridge and sink on board.
• Our Campervan doesn't have a toilet or shower but it is possible to take a potable toilet, we rarely do though as campsite facilities are usually pretty good.
• You can go out of season as campervans are warmer and often have heating.
• Campervan beds are pretty comfy and you're raised off the ground so no rising cold in the middle of the night!
• It's great to feel self sufficient and know that even if you can't find a campsite you can hunker down for the night.  
• In Europe there are thousands of Aires where you can stay for free or a small fee.  These can be anything from a supermarket carpark in the middle of a town to a beautiful parking space on the edge of the beach.  For more information about Aires see here.

If you fancy hiring a campervan have a look at CamperVantastic for some all singing all dancing modern VW campervans with heating, proper beds and mini kitchens!  

​Read my top tips here for some campervanning hacks.

Keswick, UK

Sardinia, Italy

Santander, Spain