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Our guest blog this week from Wanderlust Camper Co's Annah Todman.The UK has some of the largest areas of dark sky in Europe. It’s possible to see around 100 stars in your own back garden, subject to light conditions, however, how about immersing yourself in a dark sky with over 1,000 stars? How about spotting the Milky Way across the night sky?If you’re looking for a break wit …
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Review: Wanderlust Camper Co, For Family Friendly Road TripsThis blog first appeared onJuggling On Rollerskatesand is written by Zoe Holland. Sleeps: up to 5 people in SallyPrice:from £65 / night low seasonLocation:Collection from Dymock, GloucestershireWanderlust Camper Cois an independent camper-van rental business owned by Annah and Andy Todman. Based in Dymock in a rural pa …
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Top 5 Tips on Staying Warm While CampingThe changing season is no reason to stop camping - as long as you're properly prepared. You know the saying - 'there's no such thing as bad weather, just inappropriate clothing' well the same applies to camping. As long as you are well equipped, there's no reason not to enjoy the great outdoors right throughout the year. As well as campsi …
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5 reasons to carry on camping in September1: Everyone is back at school and sites are quieter and cheaper out of season. It’s still light enough that you have time to head out straight from work or the school run and make the most of a long weekend. Imagine picking your kids up from school with a car full of camping gear, heading off into the countryside, setting up camp and th …
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GET THE KIDS OUTDOORS WITH “MICROCAMPING”: 4 ESSENTIAL TIPS This week's blog comes courtesy of Keefus Outdoors - see more here: I came up with the term “Microcamping” last year. This slightly watered down version of the “Microadventure” will be sure get your kids to love the outdoors. You may well have heard the term microadventure used over the last few years when talking …
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The Rise of UK CampingIf you've tried to book onto a campsite in the UK recently, you'll be aware that many are sold out far in advance, or work on a 'first come, first served' basis. Especially in the school holidays, its common to find that sites are full, especially the ones with the best facilities and Trip Advisor reviews. Gone are the days of rocking up to a field with a …
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