Thrilling outdoor explorations on the National Cycle Network, featuring camping and cycling excursions
Embark on an adventure through some of Britain's most picturesque landscapes, combining cycling and camping for a unique experience. Here are some of the top routes and camping spots that you should consider.
London Docklands and Lea Valley
Start your journey at the Greenwich Maritime World Heritage site, where the 26-mile London Docklands and Lea Valley cycling route begins. For a peaceful rest after a day's ride, the Lee Valley Camping and Caravan Site offers comfortable pitches and excellent facilities.
Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal - Newport
In the heart of the Brecon Beacons, Pencelli Castle Campsite is located along the edge of the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal path. This tranquil site provides a perfect base for exploring the surrounding beauty.
National Route 3
The tranquil site of Old Oaks, situated in Somerset, offers five-star touring, camping, and glamping exclusively for grown-ups. This site is a great choice if you're cycling along National Route 3.
The New Forest Ride
For a six-mile ride through woods, the New Forest Ride offers a charming experience. Holmsley Campsite, with its direct access to forest walks and cycling tracks, makes an ideal resting place.
Wales
Cae Lal Campsite in Wales, approximately located at 53.2510° N latitude and -3.7050° W longitude, offers eco camping and boutique glamping. This site also rents fire bowls and sells wood for campfires on designated areas of the pitches.
Cheddar Petruth Paddocks
Cheddar Petruth Paddocks, near the Strawberry Line, offers a variety of camping options, including bell tents, gypsy bow tops, and even a submarine.
The Hebridean Way
The Hebridean Way, a remote and wild cycling route through the Outer Hebrides, offers a unique experience. Horgabost Campsite, with its beachside location and stunning views over the castaway island of Taransay, provides a perfect rest spot along this route.
The South Coast Promenades
The South Coast Promenades route offers a traffic-free ride along the seafront. Brighton Caravan Club Site, with its camping pods, makes an excellent stopover along this picturesque route.
The Coast and Castles North
For a longer journey, the Coast and Castles North route, from Edinburgh to Aberdeen, hugs the spectacular North Sea coastline for much of its 172 miles.
The Peregrine Path
The Peregrine Path, which straddles the border between Wales and England, following the River Wye, offers a scenic ride. Sterrett's Caravan and Camping Park, located at Symonds Yat West, is a tranquil and rural site to pitch a tent.
Miltonhaven Seaside Caravan Park and Campsite
The Miltonhaven Seaside Caravan Park and Campsite at St Cyrus provides the perfect overnight stop with fantastic sea views over the pebbled beach. This site is located halfway between Aberdeen and Dundee.
York Rowntree Park
The York Rowntree Park site, provided by the Caravan Club, is a camping option located right off the York to Naburn route on National Route 65.
The Strawberry Line
The Strawberry Line is a mainly traffic-free cycling route passing through various landscapes, including marshes, cider apple orchards, steep wooded valleys, and has a tunnel through the Mendips to historic Axbridge.
The Hebridean Way
The Hebridean Way, another remote and wild cycling route, offers a challenging yet rewarding experience. The Yard of Sounds, a campsite on the Isle of Harris, provides a peaceful resting place along this route.
The Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal - Newport
The Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal - Newport is a 12-mile, traffic-free route that provides a stunning green corridor away from built-up areas. River Dart Country Park, with its adventure playground, bike trail, low ropes course, pirate ship, toddlers playground, and more, makes an ideal destination for a family cycling trip.
These cycling routes and camping spots offer a unique opportunity to explore Britain's beautiful landscapes while enjoying a peaceful night under the stars. So, pack your bags, grab your bike, and embark on an unforgettable adventure!
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