Trewethett farm Cornwall (Caravan and Motorhome club site) just up the coast from Tintagel Cornwall, great views out over the sea and cliff top walks to Tintagel and Boscastle. Or in Scotland there’s Rosemarie (Camping and Caravan club site) on the east coast, it’s possible to see Dolphins out in the bay. We didn’t see any when we were there, but from our pitch right on the bank above the beach we had a fantastic view. Then on the west coast in Scotland there’s Ardmair point just along from Ullapool. Again a pitch right on the bank above the beach (about a four foot drop) but fantastic views and maybe some Dolphins again not when we were there. We’ll be going back to these three, and on the lookout for more like them.
Some great recommendations. I was going to mention Poppit Sands at Cardigan in Wales then remembered we drove the campervan to a lovely dog friendly self catering cottage and parked the van on the drive for a week! I don’t suppose that counts 😳 Beadnell Bay in Northumberland is a lovely site. You can’t see the beach from the site but you are very near and we loved it there. Thanks for another entertaining video.
@@HermanHitstheRoad Yes it is. You can walk along the beach and over the golf course to Seahouses, where you can take a boat to the Farne Islands. Mind the footpath over the golf course has a sign that says, if you hear someone shout fore, cover your head, look at the ground and count to ten 😳😂 It’s also very near Bamburgh and that’s a fantastic location the castle is unbelievable. Alnwick and Warkworth Castles are also nearby. Northumberland is amazing 😊I now see that Bob Earnshaw has recommended it! It must be good 😁
Hi Ads and Zoe. Great choice of sites/locations. Not all would work for us given our current set-up, but can't argue with the terrific locations and views. Made notes in case we ever change back to a m/home ! Thanks for these. Cheers. George and Trish. 😊
Hi I'm Leo from the Netherlands. I've been following your blogs for a while. We would also like to take a tour of South England with our hymer. I especially enjoy listening. You speak so clearly that I can brush up on my English language. I apologize for the grammar mistakes. Have fun and may there be many more informative videos to follow. I also found the rust research under the camper very interesting. Very recognizable. Leo en Ruth Sikkenga Kerkrade Netherlands
Fantastic selection of sites, we like to choose sites for the places they are in rather than what facilities they have too. Two of my favourites are Whitby Holiday Park - choose the sea view pitches, they are right on the cliff top overlooking the sea, absolutely spectacular. There is a coastal walk into Whitby which leads straight to the Abbey and a very good local brewery where you can while away a little time with good beer and pizza. The other site we love is called Glororum which is a one mile walk from Bamburgh Castle. The beach there is amazing - sandy and very long and wide. The facilities at Glororum were very good as an added bonus 🙂
Great video guys. Although Scotland to me is all about the "wild camping" parkups, it does score heavily in my top 5. 1. Fidden Farm on Mull - views of Iona, crystal clear water like the Caribbean. Probably best located campsite in UK 2. Trewethett Farm nr Boscastle, Cornwall. Just stunning although the area local roads are a cjhallenge 3. Camping Des Abers, Landeda, Brittany. Stunning location. Very friendly if slightly Christian German thing going on 4. Bunree nr Fort William, Great views of loch and very well located for touring Glen Coe, Mallaig and Islands, Loch Ness and Oban. 5. Camping Acque Dulce, Levanto, Italy. Great location with quick trains into Cinque Terre. Levanto is lovely town. Campsite OK but typical small Italian plots. Honourable mention to Meathrop Fell in Grange over Sands (great site on coast but to me is more about proximity to Southern Lakes and Cartmel).
Thanks for those Cider Sorbet. I'll put them on our list of places we'd like to go to. However, how could we have missed Cinque Terre? Beautiful place. 👍👍
Hi there ,Brian ,I've been watching you videos ,love them ,av a fiat Ducato 2.8 d ,and am having troubles.... A need a piston cooling jet ..any idea were a could source one ...it's a 2000
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Hi Adz, Zoe and fellow viewers. I'm looking for recommendations of park ups or campsites for me and my camper close to Crewe in Cheshire.... Can you recommend any? Thanks.
My choices in no particular order Slapton sand ccc Devon, Normans bay ccc East Sussex, Hendre Mynach Touring Caravan and Camping Park, Barmouth, Wales, Uphill wharf and marina , Weston Super Mare, Pentewan sands Cornwall. Take care Gill
I haven't seen that email yet, need to go looking through my junk folder... Site fees are expensive, I stay a member as they make it easy to take the van and a pup tent so I can take my son away with me occasionally and I love the CL sites for when it's me and Husband in the van - BUT for the club sites, prices are getting out of control, some good reductions are needed to allow for not using electricity and maybe more enforcement of the rules about dogs as the numbers not under control or left yapping all day are getting worse.
Some good shouts there and a great mix thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed, Rick
Trewethett farm Cornwall (Caravan and Motorhome club site) just up the coast from Tintagel Cornwall, great views out over the sea and cliff top walks to Tintagel and Boscastle. Or in Scotland there’s Rosemarie (Camping and Caravan club site) on the east coast, it’s possible to see Dolphins out in the bay. We didn’t see any when we were there, but from our pitch right on the bank above the beach we had a fantastic view. Then on the west coast in Scotland there’s Ardmair point just along from Ullapool. Again a pitch right on the bank above the beach (about a four foot drop) but fantastic views and maybe some Dolphins again not when we were there.
We’ll be going back to these three, and on the lookout for more like them.
They sound great sites, Charlie. I'll be putting them on my list. Thanks 👍👍
Some great recommendations. I was going to mention Poppit Sands at Cardigan in Wales then remembered we drove the campervan to a lovely dog friendly self catering cottage and parked the van on the drive for a week! I don’t suppose that counts 😳 Beadnell Bay in Northumberland is a lovely site. You can’t see the beach from the site but you are very near and we loved it there. Thanks for another entertaining video.
Would that be the Camping and Caravanning Site, Sylvia? I'm adding all the suggests to our list of places to go
@@HermanHitstheRoad Yes it is. You can walk along the beach and over the golf course to Seahouses, where you can take a boat to the Farne Islands. Mind the footpath over the golf course has a sign that says, if you hear someone shout fore, cover your head, look at the ground and count to ten 😳😂 It’s also very near Bamburgh and that’s a fantastic location the castle is unbelievable. Alnwick and Warkworth Castles are also nearby. Northumberland is amazing 😊I now see that Bob Earnshaw has recommended it! It must be good 😁
Excellent sites guys, having done the NC500 I especially like those. Keep up the great work.
Thanks John and Nici. Glad you enjoyed the video 👍👍
Some fabulous campsites with some impressive clips. Really enjoyed this Ads & Zoe. 😃🚐👍🏻 Trev
Thanks Trev. We're glad you enjoyed the video 👍👍
Hi Ads and Zoe. Great choice of sites/locations. Not all would work for us given our current set-up, but can't argue with the terrific locations and views. Made notes in case we ever change back to a m/home ! Thanks for these. Cheers. George and Trish. 😊
Thanks George. Glad you found it useful
That was a good list of sites, thanks for sharing.
Glad you liked it, Glyn
Loved the NC500 sites, thank you, added to our wish list and a great reason to return to Scotland 😊
Thanks guys, I'm glad you found it useful 👍👍
Hi I'm Leo from the Netherlands. I've been following your blogs for a while. We would also like to take a tour of South England with our hymer. I especially enjoy listening. You speak so clearly that I can brush up on my English language. I apologize for the grammar mistakes. Have fun and may there be many more informative videos to follow. I also found the rust research under the camper very interesting. Very recognizable. Leo en Ruth Sikkenga Kerkrade Netherlands
Hey Leo. Thanks for your lovely comment. Much appreciated. When will you be travelling to England to do your trip?
@@HermanHitstheRoad Actually we really don't know. Hopefully September oktober this year. Thanks for your reply.
Try North ledaig(oban) and Luss campsite on Loch Lomond, stunning if you get a waterside pitch , we are up there this August cant wait.
Thanks of the tips, Colin. I'll put them on our list of places to go.
Fantastic selection of sites, we like to choose sites for the places they are in rather than what facilities they have too. Two of my favourites are Whitby Holiday Park - choose the sea view pitches, they are right on the cliff top overlooking the sea, absolutely spectacular. There is a coastal walk into Whitby which leads straight to the Abbey and a very good local brewery where you can while away a little time with good beer and pizza. The other site we love is called Glororum which is a one mile walk from Bamburgh Castle. The beach there is amazing - sandy and very long and wide. The facilities at Glororum were very good as an added bonus 🙂
Brilliant. Thanks Julia. I'll add those to the places we'd like to go 👍👍
Great video guys. Although Scotland to me is all about the "wild camping" parkups, it does score heavily in my top 5.
1. Fidden Farm on Mull - views of Iona, crystal clear water like the Caribbean. Probably best located campsite in UK
2. Trewethett Farm nr Boscastle, Cornwall. Just stunning although the area local roads are a cjhallenge
3. Camping Des Abers, Landeda, Brittany. Stunning location. Very friendly if slightly Christian German thing going on
4. Bunree nr Fort William, Great views of loch and very well located for touring Glen Coe, Mallaig and Islands, Loch Ness and Oban.
5. Camping Acque Dulce, Levanto, Italy. Great location with quick trains into Cinque Terre. Levanto is lovely town. Campsite OK but typical small Italian plots.
Honourable mention to Meathrop Fell in Grange over Sands (great site on coast but to me is more about proximity to Southern Lakes and Cartmel).
Thanks for those Cider Sorbet. I'll put them on our list of places we'd like to go to. However, how could we have missed Cinque Terre? Beautiful place. 👍👍
Great list👍 My number 1 if you venture into North Wales, Shell island 😍 love the place. They have a website and FB page
Thanks George. I'll put it on our list of places we'd like to go to.
We’ve yet to do the NC500 - but some food for thought there guys 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks Pete and Kaz 👍👍
Hi there ,Brian ,I've been watching you videos ,love them ,av a fiat Ducato 2.8 d ,and am having troubles.... A need a piston cooling jet ..any idea were a could source one ...it's a 2000
Hi Brian, have you tried Coastal Motorhomes?
@@HermanHitstheRoad thanks buddy Al give them a try. .
Regards ... Brian
coastalmotorhomes.co.uk/
Or call them for expert advice (not just Hymers or Fiat) on (+44) 01202978554
Use the voucher code HERMAN to get a 10% discount
More great content from my favourite TH-cam motorhomers. Is it just me or is Ads looking younger?
Haha thanks Aidan. You flatter me 😉🤣👍
Great selection if you don't need much in the way of facilities 👍
Very true!
Hiya both if you get a chance you should try west hook farm camping in Marloes Pembrokeshire it’s stunning
Thanks Lyndon. I'll add that to our list of places to visit
Hi Adz, Zoe and fellow viewers.
I'm looking for recommendations of park ups or campsites for me and my camper close to Crewe in Cheshire....
Can you recommend any?
Thanks.
Hi Neil, have you tried either the Park4Night or Site Seeker apps/websites?
My choices in no particular order Slapton sand ccc Devon, Normans bay ccc East Sussex, Hendre Mynach Touring Caravan and Camping Park, Barmouth, Wales, Uphill wharf and marina , Weston Super Mare, Pentewan sands Cornwall. Take care Gill
Thanks Gill. I'll put them on our list of places we'd like to go to.
I haven't seen that email yet, need to go looking through my junk folder... Site fees are expensive, I stay a member as they make it easy to take the van and a pup tent so I can take my son away with me occasionally and I love the CL sites for when it's me and Husband in the van - BUT for the club sites, prices are getting out of control, some good reductions are needed to allow for not using electricity and maybe more enforcement of the rules about dogs as the numbers not under control or left yapping all day are getting worse.
Thanks for commenting, @rosbodi693
Pigeon Beach, Antigua, West Indies. Ah sorry that’s not in the UK 😂😂😂 Luskentyre Beach Isle of Harris just stunning👍👍
We could put some floats on Herman. I'm not sure he'll make it though. I'll put Isle of Harris on our list of places we'd like to go to.
Sennen is lovely, x
Agreed, Jacki
Prices would be nice!
Thanks for commenting, @barrysales1871. Prices change all the time and will be out of date
Some great ideas, thanks for sharing guys, love from The Tree 🌲 🙃😂 Only joking, Em xx 😘
LOL 🤣😉 thanks for that Em
Love the basic sites. Very basic.
So do we, David 👍👍
Please give your wife the time and space to speak instead of interrupting and dismissing her. I was interested to hear what she had to say.
Ohh but she can waffle on and go off topic, @TheMyrtle77 🤣🤣. Thanks for your feedback though 👍👍
I would recommend bream sands.the mud flats are lovely at this time of year.😉….🫶
Hmm, do you mean for us to go for a very long walk, Adventures Type?