Camping stories and ideas for your next trip in a camper.
Meadows on the Seiser Alm in South Tyrol. Photo: Otto Domes, “Seiser Alm - Steilhänge.jpg”, via Wikimedia Commons. Image resized by Wikimedia Commons.
Seiser Alm, Lake Toblach or Val di Fassa? Three campsites offer very different starting points for Dolomites outings.
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From Koper’s Praetorian Palace and Piran’s former inner harbour to Strunjan’s cliffs, these three bases lead to very different coastal outings.
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Travel the Scottish Highlands by motorhome, from Glen Coe’s mountain history to the dunes at Durness and the coastal path to An Dun.
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Three Alpine bases offer different days: the town and cable car in Chamonix, Peisey-Nancroix on the Vanoise edge, and high-mountain Ailefroide.
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Pink granite boulders at Ploumanac'h in Brittany. Photo: Giorgio Galeotti, “Pink Granite - Ploumanac'h, Perros-Guirec, France - August 16, 2018 01.jpg”, via Wikimedia Commons. Image resized by Wikimedia Commons.
Pink granite near Perros-Guirec, tidal access at Carantec and ferries from Quiberon: three campsites on different stretches of Brittany’s coast.
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Lake Titisee lies among the wooded hills of the Black Forest, seen from a viewpoint above the lake. Photo: Elfriede Birkenmayer, “Landappbw 218754 1817 Titisee von oben Titisee-Neustadt.jpg”, via Wikimedia Commons.
Three campsites lead to a farmhouse museum, Freiburg’s old town and a lake-and-forest walk.
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Three campsites trace a coastal route from Rømø’s tidal flats through Henne’s dune woods to the moving sands near Skagen.
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Three campsites make three useful bases: cycle the Mincio from Peschiera, take bus 163 towards Verona from Bardolino, or explore Salò from the west shore.
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