Motorhome Tours in the UK

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We begin on Saturday at our Trentham site, J15 M6 at 3pm where you collect your motorhome. We begin travelling through the Derbyshire Dales to the Campsite and the famous Alton Towers Theme Park.

Camp site with toilets/shower

and electric hook up arranged

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A whole day at Alton Towers Theme Park, if being scared to death on Oblivion or Nemesis is not for you. You can visit Dove valley and Dovedale which offer new visitors spectacular views.

Alton Towers Tickets £20

if pre-booked

£28 at the gate

3

We travel to Stratford-Upon-Avon, Shakespeare Country-visit the birthplace of England's greatest playwright and enjoy a performance from the Royal Shakespeare Company on your last night here on Wednesday.

About William Shakespeare

Theatre tickets to be booked in advance

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A day in Stratford-Upon-Avon. Visit Shakespeare's birth place. Take a walk around the Guild Chapel or enjoy a unique day out at The Falstaff Experience-where 17th century comes to life.

More info about Stratford-Upon-Avon

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Stratford-Upon-Avon. A visit to the theatre is well recommended on your last night here. A full listing of all shows for your required dates along with ticket prices and availability can be obtained at time of booking the tour.

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Travel to Salisbury Campsite and set up before exploring the group of prehistoric stones on Salisbury Plain Wiltshire.

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Journey on towards Salisbury to see Stonehenge. a group of standing stones pre-eminent among megalithic monuments in the British Isles. Similar to an older larger monument in Avebury.

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A day to chill out or to further explore more about the great prehistoric structure enclosed within a circular ditch 300ft (91 m) in diameter, with a bank on the inner side, approached by a broad roadway called the Avenue. It was widely believed at one time that Stonehenge was a Druid temple, but this is contradicted by the fact that the Druids did not arrive in Britain until 250 B.C.

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Travel to Bath. Set up at the campsite, then explore the historic town at your leisure.

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A day to explore the Old Roman Town, Bath is home to one of the finest religious spas of the ancient world. Marvel at the gothic architecture of Bath Cathedral, or step back in time at The Jane Austen Centre, or The Museum of Costume. For a truly wild experience, visit the lions, tigers and rhinos at Longleat Safari Park.
Baths main theatre, The Theatre Royal, is considered to be one of the most beautiful in Britain. Bath and North East Somerset entertain all year round - with festivals of literature, music and film. Whatever the season, you'll find events that reflect the standing of the area as a centre for art and culture. And for those who seek the pleasures of life, Bath is enormous fun.
The Bath Bun? What's that? Although no one is certain of its origin, the Bath Bun was mentioned as early as 1763. The small round bun consists of sugar and currants and is available from a number of bakers and tea rooms in the city. Not to be confused , the Sally Lunn Bun is baked to a secret recipe, handed down through the generations. It is only available at Sally Lunn's Refreshment House, where Sally Lunn established her baking as a favourite of fashionable society in the 1680's. Today you can discover the taste for yourself, in this charming Refreshment House and Museum, the oldest house in Bath.

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Travel to Bristol. Set up camp and explore some key attractions including: Bristol Zoo Gardens, The Maritime Heritage Centre and Bristol Industrial Museum for those who want to.

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Bristol home of the Slave trade in the 17th century, making Bristol the 2nd most important port in England after London. A visit to the caves and cheese factory in the famous cheddar gorges.

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A look at some of Bristol's other historic sites the Clifton Suspension Bridge, The New Room Methodist chapel built for John Wesley in 1739. The Corn Exchange (1741) and The Theatre Royal (1766).

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An early start and a leisurely drive back to Trentham, to drop the motorhomes off, collect your own vehicles, exchange phone numbers and say your goodbyes after what we hope has been an especially memorable occasion for you all. See you next year on one of our foreign tours maybe. Bon Voyage!