The walk from Shepperton to Hampton Court was so much better than the previous section. My faith in the trail was restored. What to expect on the walk from SheppertonThe post How to walk from Shepperton to Hampton Court: Thames Path Day 15 appeared first on She walks in England.

After all the scrambling about in northern New Hampshire, we were ready for some easier hiking miles in Maine. We were warned that the trail would continue to be hard going until half way through Maine, and sure enough, although we do occasionally get stretches of easy hiking, we have Read More

The long wait for summer is over, June has arrived in all of its glory! We absolutely love taking a holiday in the UK in June, because you can beat the crowds of July and August while taking advantage of the incredible weather. Whether youre looking for a short weekend away or a longer break to use up those holiday days, weve got you covered with the best places to visit in the UK in June.

The steepest mile on the AT. The most difficult mile on the AT. The boggiest bogs on the AT (I hope!) Our last four day section going through the Wildcat and Mahoosuc Mountains has included the most gruelling and most entertaining hiking conditions of the trail so far in Read More

This summer, a group of eight of us set off on a memorable campervan golfing trip across Ireland. Craic N Campers provided us with two spacious and comfortable campervans, perfect for our three-day golfing adventure. Keep reading to find out how we got on..Day 1: Departure and Bunclody Golf & Fishing ClubOur journey began early on Thursday morning as we collected our campers from Roscommon. We packed our clubs and set off towards our first destination: Bunclody Golf & Fishing Club. A bit short of a 3-hour drive to County Wexford, Bunclody offered a stunning landscape that set the tone for the trip. The course was challenging yet enjoyable, providing the perfect start to our golfing journey.After a day on the greens, we headed to Dunmore East, where we parked our campers for the night in a public carpark. Dinner, a few drinks and an early night before round 2 tomorrow.Day 2: Faithlegg Golf Club and KilkennyFriday morning saw us making our way to Faithlegg Golf Club, situated in the heart of County Waterford. The course, known for its beautiful surroundings and well-maintained greens, did not disappoint. Our game at Faithlegg was both relaxing and exhilarating, making it a day to remember.Post-golf, we drove to Kilkenny. We spent the night in Kilkenny, enjoying the busy pubs and the lively atmosphere. We parked in the Wolfe Tone Street Car Park that has a designated section for campervans, park4night.com is a handy place to find out about campervan parking spots like these around Ireland.Day 3: The Highlight at Mount JulietSaturday was the pinnacle of our trip as we teed off at the renowned Mount Juliet Estate. This world-class golf course, with its immaculate fairways and challenging holes, was the highlight of the trip. The beauty of Mount Juliet left a lasting impression on all of us, making it the most memorable part of our journey. After a fantastic day of golf, we returned to Kilkenny for our final night.Our three-day golfing trip in the southeast was an incredible experience, made possible by Craic N Campers. This has become an annual trip for us, and we cant wait for next summer already. If youre looking for a unique way to explore Irelands beautiful golf courses and scenic routes, we highly recommend renting a campervan from Craic N Campers. Their service ensures a hassle-free and memorable experience, allowing you to focus on enjoying your trip.This article and images were provided by Craic N Campers customer, William O Doherty.A big thanks to William and his group for their continued custom and for documenting their trip. If youre thinking of taking a campervan golfing trip around Ireland get in touch with our team or you can check availability and prices online for a quick quote todayThe post Follow 8 friends on their campervan golfing trip around Ireland appeared first on Craic N Campers.

Camping doesnt have to be a stripped-back experience, and glamping doesnt have to be absurdly expensive. Were here to show you that camping can be cheap, fun and luxurious, you just need to find the right place for it: at these best glamping sites with a hot tub in the UK.

Weve only hiked for four days since our last rest day, and now were having another rest day. Those four days through the Presidential Range were probably the most intense, and certainly amongst the hardest, of our hike so far. The White Mountains of New Hampshire, of which the Presidentials Read More

The weather is getting warmer, the sun is gracing us with an appearance, and its time to start planning your next getaway. To help with this, weve rounded up the best places to visit in the UK in May. Whether youre looking for a city trip or to escape into nature, weve ensured that there is truly something for everyone on this list of where to go on holiday in May.

Gah, my stupid ankle! A moment of paying insufficient attention to the trail, coming down a particularly rough and steep section near the end of a long day, a big step down off a rock, and I didnt notice the small sharks fin of rock sticking up from the surrounding Read More

Aside from being a great city, Manchester is surrounded by incredible national parks and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, like Snowdonia, the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales. Weve rounded up the five best weekend breaks near Manchester, all within three hours of driving distance and perfect for a weekend away or a bank holiday.