Your top two weekend in the motorhome destinations

[Jim]

Help us start planning our weekends away next year.

Where are your top two favourite weekend destinations in the UK?

 

[Figaro]

Llyn Peninsula and Derbyshire Peak District.
Just had a night in Castleton, it's very cold but very beautiful.

 

[L' Hobo]

Help us start planning our weekends away next year.

Where are your top two favourite weekend destinations in the UK?

Home or Away (and anywhere in between )

 

[cyberyacht]

Is there any point? Some of us live far enough away from you that our weekend spots would be too far for a weekend for you.

 

[Itsmcb]

Hereford and Cirencester (from Cardiff)

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[Carpmart]

Is there any point? Some of us live far enough away from you that our weekend spots would be too far for a weekend for you.

May be of interest/useful to others though, kind of the point of a forum community is it not!

 

[cyberyacht]

I'm obviously afflicted with literalism.

 

[Carpmart]

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I'm obviously afflicted with literalism.

I’m similarly afflicted. I’m being much more expansive and inclusive in my forum engagements now days and fully encompassing the bigger picture, rather than ‘how bloody far will Jim really drive’ thinking.

It’s hard work not answering questions literally, but any topic posted on here is, in my estimation, met with 20% of relevant posts to the OP question. Seems to be the way it works…

(I sadly note that this post is contributing to the 80% )

 

[canopus]

I think Jim is just introducing the thread to encourage discussion. Him and Sian have probably been visited more places in their numerous vehicles, than many on here will have never even heard of.

 

[Chod Jacqui]

Shrewsbury and Cheltenham. Both just an hour away and perfect for two to three days.

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[AndyPK]

Warwick or Salisbury!

 

[VXman]

Milton Keynes

 

[Coastal Cruiser.]

Devizes CCC and Stratford race course.
2 places we would go back to for the weekend.
Nice walks and plenty to see.

 

[olley]

The wife says Lakeside and Bluewater.

 

[lorger]

I think Jim is just introducing the thread to encourage discussion. Him and Sian have probably been visited more places in their numerous vehicles, than many on here will have never even heard of.

He’s never been to Scotland though

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[ManTheVan]

Abbotsbury and Hartland

 

[lorger]

We have a few places we use for a get away from it all weekend, Port William is one of our favourite for just relaxing and Portpatrick has a little bit more life but still quiet enough to chill.
For wild camping we have a couple of spots in the Galloway Forrest.

 

[Lumpy]

Dartmoor or the Jurassic coast.

 

[hymermick]

Devizes ccc and Bristol Baltic Wharf Club Site.

 

[LesW]

Lyndon Top, maybe Cambridge CCC.

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[GerTee]

Another vote for Cirencester. We're staying at the CAMC site for Xmas.

 

[eddie]

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[Itsmcb]

Another vote for Cirencester. We're staying at the CAMC site for Xmas.

Check out the little brewery if its open, 5 min walk from the site

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[pelican]

Milton Keynes

Another of our favourites.

 

[Suenliam]

We stick to campsites. Melrose and Moffat easy distances for us. Kirkcudbright in the summer. Edinburgh as there is always something to see/do even if the weather is bad.
Sue

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[Deadloss]

Wells, Somerset.

 

[Spriddler]

Just one - Newhaven.
Only a 17 mile drive to pitch overnight on the ferry.

 

[Mr porky]

We like the lakes or Wales. Luckily we can go mid week which helps to avoid the crowds (although it doesn't seem to get crowded in Wales except snowden)
But also love city's so burrs camc for manchester.

 

[wolfie2]

Matley Wood, New Forest and Castleton, Derbyshire

 

[RobbyMClark]

There is a decent Camc site in Sutton on Sea, that's probably not too far from Jim
Easy walk to the beach and a couple of nice chippies and pubs.

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