Camping at campsites in England
Campings in Engeland
• Bezoek wereldstad Londen vanaf de campings in Engeland• Natuur
• Eten & Drinken
Natuur in Engeland
Engeland vormt samen met Schotland en Wales het Verenigd Koninkrijk. Het klimaat in er gematigd, in het zuiden zijn de temperaturen aanzienlijk hoger. Het landschap is indrukwekkend met glooiende heuvels en adembenemende kustlijnen.Bezoek wereldstad Londen vanaf de campings in Engeland
Breng een bezoek vanaf de campings in Engeland aan de wereldstad Londen. Neem een kijkje in de Londen Eye, het reuzenrad dat je op 135 meter hoogte de stad van een andere kant laat bekijken. Maar ook Buckingham Palace, de Big Ben en de Tower Bridge zijn enkele highlights die je niet mag missen.Eten & Drinken
Natuurlijk kennen we allemaal het English Breakfast met de witte bonen in tomatensaus. Maar heb je al eens een échte Fish ‘nd Chips gegeten? Of ga gezellig in de middag genieten van een Afternoon Tea, met allerlei lekkere zoete en hartige lekkernijen. Nog meer gezelligheid vindt je in één van de pubs rond de campings. Kortom, laat je gastronomisch verrassen in de omgeving van een van de vele campings in Engeland.Praktische informatie
Een geldig paspoort is verplicht. Bestuurders van motorvoertuigen moeten een geldig rijbewijs, een kentekenbewijs en een groene kaart hebben. Wanneer je met een aanhangwagen of een caravan rijdt, dien je de papieren bij je hebben. Engeland is geen lid van de EU. De Britse Pond is de nationale munteenheid.
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345 recommended campings in England
Camping in Yorkshire at camping Beechwood Grange CC Site.
In the countryside outside of York, surrounded by trees and hedges, this campsite is ideal to visit the fascinating city of York and discover the diverse attractions of Yorkshire. This is a good site for families looking for plenty of room to let the children play ...
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Camping in Yorkshire at camping Slingsby CCC Site.
The campground is located between the North York Moors National Park and the Howardian Hills on a flat terrain where the railway station used to be. It is also excellent for walkers and a short distance from the coast, York and other attractions.
One of those attraction ...
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Kennford lies along the A38, at the back there is a view of hills and fields. Mobil-homes are reasonably well separated from camping pitches. In principle everything is grass, but a small number of places has a concrete slab. There is varied planting and sometimes there are hedges between the places. The sanitary faciliti ...
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Washington Caravan & Camping Park is beautifully sheltered and has a slightly sloping terrain. The toilet block is at the top of the slope and gives a beautiful view of the camping field of the campsite. The environment is of paramount importance at the campsite.
From this campsite you can visit the Amberley Working Muse ...
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Parkers Farm Holiday park is on the edge of Devon National Park.
Beautiful walks can be made from here. The Dartmoors are also easily accessible by car. Go to Widecombe in the Moor where the wild horses walk through the village. In Buckfastleight a steam train leaves for Totnes.
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Rowan Park Caravan Club Site is located on the south side of West Sussex. The campsite is well cared for and has excellent sanitary facilities. Shops are within walking distance of the campsite. A part of the campsite is situated along a busy road.
The nearby Bognor Regis (3.5 km) has a pleasant boulevard with many shops ...
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Trevella Caravan & Camping Park is a beautifully situated family campsite. The terrain is sloping with lots of grass, hedges and around trees. The campsite offers a lot of comfort, a well-stocked store and many recreational opportunities. There is a large fishing lake. Sea and beach are 2 km away.
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The Old Post Office Campsite is located on a fast flowing river with various rapids and small waterfalls, which can be fished well. The site owes its name to a former post office which is now a catering facility. This location is 150 meters from the campsite.
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Tarnside Park is close to the sea, but is separated by a railway with a pedestrian crossing to the beach. Tarnside Camping Park has its own fishing pond with a camping field where you can camp with tents. The number of camper and caravan sites is limited to 14 places. The campsite has a recreation room with bar and restau ...
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Oldbury Hill is a camping site in the county of Kent. A particularly quiet campsite near a hill fort from the Iron Age. There are two beautiful circular walks to make. The hill is now covered with forest and is managed by the National Trust. Another walk leads from the campsite to Ightham Mote, a manor house with a moat f ...
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