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Best National Parks in the United Kingdom
The New Forest has a rich and varied history, dating back to its foundation by William the Conquerer in 1079. Today, it covers an area of 380km2, although the New Forest National Park is substantially bigger at 566km2, as it takes in the Hampshire South Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty as well as the […]
If you are looking for a cheap and affordable holiday and don’t want to travel too far, why not look at a caravan or a camping holiday and got to visit a national park. There are national parks all over the UK where you will not only be able to take in exceptional beauty, but […]
Covering an area of 2,132 square kilometers, the Snowdonia National Park is the third largest national park in the United Kingdom. The park stretches the vast distance between the Cardigan Bay to Conwy Valley. Along the southern boundary of the park, you will find the River Dyfi and the northern edge is formed by the […]
Dartmoor National Park is a rough landscape of heaths, bogs and granite rocks, located in the county of Devon in southwest England. Granite plane covers an area of approximately 1200 km2 and rises to an altitude of 500-600 meters. In the middle of the landscape you can see the granite rocks called Dartmoor Tors, that […]
Exmoor National Park and Forest is a magnificent natural wonderland spanning the rolling counties of Somerset and Devon in south west England. It is an area steeped in beauty, history, and serenity. Exmoor is the ideal place for explorers and wanderers with its sweeping valleys, heather-covered misty moorland, cliffs, caves, waterfalls and sparkling lakes. It […]
There are some holiday regions around the world which are jam-packed with exciting nightlife, lively activities and ultra-modern hotels. They attract those who are looking for a little white knuckle devilment amid a wild crowd of revelers, and usually feature plenty of 24/7 action to keep the party atmosphere going from the moment the tourists […]
Mention the English Lake District and what do you think of? No doubt the response from many of you will be mountains and lakes, the perfect backdrop for a weekend of walking. However, the English Lake District would not be the same without its towns and many little villages nestled in the valleys and clinging […]
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