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What attracts most people to motorhoming is the freedom of going anywhere, anytime. What could be more free than venturing off-grid and going somewhere a little more wild?
Motorhome stopovers and wild camping are great alternatives to campsites and can provide a completely new experience to your motorhome holiday.
In Scotland, the right to roam entitles you to stop anywhere legal. However, throughout England and Wales this is not the case and not recommended. Many laybys and car parks are privately owned or the parish council will not allow overnight stopping.
Please use common sense. If it feels unsafe, it probably is. We recommend using established campsites or approved overnight motorhome stopover spots – sometimes called Aires.
Motorhome stopovers, known as Aires, are mostly public parking areas or private land where motorhome and campervan users may stop overnight for free or for a small fee.
Motorhome stopovers symbolise the freedom of motorhoming. You can meet locals and stay overnight at unique locations available only to motorhome travellers. Motorhomes can often stay overnight or longer depending on terms and conditions specified.
In the UK many pubs, b&b’s and hotels welcome motorhome stopovers and only ask that you pop in for some food and a pint whilst you’re there.
Search for sites is a great place to search for a motorhome stopover ahead of time.
Our Stoke Golding site has reopened and we have introduced strict measures to ensure the safety of all our clients and staff.
Our policy will adapt to the latest government and NHS guidelines
Strict social distancing measures are in place and need to be adhered to
Hand sanitiser is available at all points of entry and should be used regularly
Masks to be worn at all times on the site, whether inside or out.
Viewings of the motorhomes are by appointment only – contact us on +441455 560508
Once a motorhome is cleaned it will be subjected to anti-viral preparation then sealed shut ready for its next adventure