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Easter in a tent

Camping over Easter in the UK offers a wide range of possibilities, depending on your preferences for scenery and activities. Here are some great options for a tent getaway:

1. Coastal Camping

  • Cornwall: Beaches like Perranporth or Sennen Cove offer beautiful coastal views and walking trails.
  • Dorset: The Jurassic Coast is perfect for seaside camping with sites near Lulworth Cove or Durdle Door.
  • Pembrokeshire Coast National Park: Though in Wales, it’s a short drive for many and offers breathtaking coastal scenery.

2. National Parks

  • Lake District: Perfect for nature lovers, with lakeside camping options like Coniston or Windermere. It’s great for hiking, fishing, and exploring picturesque villages.
  • Peak District: Offers a mix of rugged landscapes and quaint villages, ideal for hiking or climbing.
  • Brecon Beacons: Stunning mountain views and dark skies for stargazing.

3. Woodland and Rural Retreats

  • New Forest: Family-friendly and great for spotting wildlife such as ponies and deer. Sites like Hollands Wood offer good facilities.
  • Forest of Dean: Ideal for those who love forests, with opportunities for cycling, walking, and exploring caves.

4. Scottish Highlands

For a more remote and rugged experience, consider:

  • Loch Lomond & The Trossachs: Beautiful lochs and mountains, with camping areas suited for all levels of adventure.
  • Cairngorms National Park: Great for a wild camping experience or staying at managed campsites.

5. Unique Experiences

  • Yorkshire Dales: Peaceful countryside with dramatic hills and charming market towns.
  • Isle of Wight: Accessible via ferry, with campsites offering a mix of coastal views and countryside.

6. Family-Friendly Options

  • Devon: Family-oriented campsites with nearby beaches and child-friendly activities.
  • Northumberland: Quiet beaches and historic castles, such as Bamburgh, make this an excellent Easter destination.

Tips for Easter Camping:

  • Weather Preparation: The UK’s weather can be unpredictable in April, so pack warm layers, waterproofs, and an all-weather tent.
  • Booking: Many campsites book up early for Easter, so check availability in advance.
  • Activities: Look out for local Easter events, such as egg hunts, farmers’ markets, or spring festivals near your chosen destination.