Leisure Vehicle Adventure before Autumn?
As the final golden weeks of summer beckon, the Caravan and Motorhome Club is urging holidaymakers not to miss out on one last adventure before autumn arrives. Whether you crave windswept coastal walks, woodland hideaways, or family fun beside the sea, these five hand-picked campsites showcase the very best of Britain’s great outdoors.
Cayton Village Club Campsite, North Yorkshire
Minutes from Scarborough’s sandy beaches, this modern, well-equipped site makes the perfect base for exploring the Yorkshire coast. The Cleveland Way National Trail runs close by, offering dramatic sea views, while Scarborough and Filey are just a short drive away for traditional seaside fun. History fans can head to Whitby Abbey, while wildlife lovers will find seabird colonies at Flamborough Head.
Prices from £32.20 per night
New Forest Centenary Club Campsite, Hampshire
Deep in the New Forest National Park, ponies wander freely among ancient woodland and heath. The site is a gateway to an enchanting landscape of cycling and walking trails. Visitors can explore the villages of Lyndhurst and Brockenhurst, enjoy a boat trip from nearby Lymington, or discover Beaulieu’s world-famous motor museum.
Prices from £32.20 per night
Hawes Club Campsite, Yorkshire Dales
Set beside the River Ure, this campsite lies in one of the most scenic corners of the Yorkshire Dales. A short walk brings you to the bustling village of Hawes, home of the Wensleydale Creamery and a traditional weekly market. Walkers can tackle the Pennine Way or climb nearby Great Shunner Fell, while history buffs can explore Bolton Castle just a few miles away.
Prices from £37.10 per night
Bridlington Club Campsite, East Yorkshire Coast
This peaceful countryside retreat lies within easy reach of Bridlington’s harbour and sandy beaches. The dramatic clifftop walks at Bempton and Flamborough are close by, offering world-class birdwatching. Sewerby Hall and Gardens provide a touch of Georgian grandeur, while children will love the seaside rides and amusements of Bridlington itself.
Prices from £32.00 per night
Pembrey Country Park Club Campsite, Carmarthenshire
Backed by woodland and fronted by miles of golden beach, this Welsh favourite sits within 500 acres of country park. The area is rich with activities: from cycling trails and horse riding to toboggan runs and adventure play areas. Llanelli’s Millennium Coastal Path offers breathtaking estuary views, while Kidwelly Castle gives a glimpse into Wales’ medieval past.
Prices from £28.80 per night
Time to Make the Most of Summer
From spontaneous weekends to longer stays, these inspiring locations offer room to relax, recharge and savour the best of Britain’s landscapes – before the nights draw in.
For more details and bookings, visit camc.com.