Top 10 UK Destinations for Your Next Road Trip

Travelling around the UK in a motorhome is one of the most rewarding ways to see this beautiful island. With endless scenic drives, charming towns and plenty of adventurous stops, you can tailor the journey to suit slow wanderings or lively explorations. Whether you’re planning your ﬁrst trip or your tenth, these are some of the best places to visit in a motorhome.

1. The Scottish Highlands

Few landscapes compare to the wild grandeur of the Scottish Highlands. From towering mountains to deep, mysterious lochs, this region offers dramatic scenery at every turn. Iconic spots like Glencoe, Loch Ness and the Isle of Skye make perfect stops for nature lovers. With plenty of motorhome-friendly campsites and panoramic roads to explore, the Highlands are a must for a UK road trip.

2. Wales - The Pembrokeshire Coast & Snowdonia National Park

For coastal beauty and outdoor adventure, the Pembrokeshire Coast in Wales is hard to beat. Its rugged cliffs, sandy coves and abundant wildlife create an unforgettable backdrop for a motorhome holiday. Drive the scenic coastal roads, explore picturesque villages like Tenbyand St Davids, and walk sections of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Book campsites well in advance in peak season for the best spots with sea views.

Snowdonia is a playground for lovers of mountains, lakes and outdoor activities. With its dramatic peaks — including Mount Snowdon — and charming villages such as Betws-y-Coed, it’s ideal for active travelers. Campsites around the park cater well to motorhomes, providing easy access to trails, scenic drives and historic castles.

3. The Cotswolds

If you’re after quintessential English charm, rolling hills and honey-coloured villages, head to the Cotswolds. With lovely towns like Broadway and Bibury, and plenty of quiet country lanes to wander, this region is perfect for relaxed touring. Pitch up at local campsites or BritStops host locations (such as pubs and farms) for authentic countryside stays.

4. The Peak District & Yorkshire Dales

For lush valleys, rolling moors and classic English market towns, the Peak District and Yorkshire Dales are brilliant touring regions. Drive scenic routes through Hope Valley or along the Yorkshire moors, stop of in Derbyshire villages, and enjoy good food and walks. Many motorhome-friendly campsites sit conveniently for exploring on foot or by bike.

5. Norfolk Broads

If quiet waterways and wildlife appeal to you, the Norfolk Broads provide a tranquil change of pace. This network of rivers and lakes is perfect for boating, birdwatching and gentle cycling. Park up at a local site and spend your days exploring small towns and scenic waterways.

6. Northumberland Coast & Bamburgh

For wide sandy beaches, dramatic castle views and peaceful drives, the Northumberland coast is pure magic. Bamburgh, voted one of the UK’s best seaside spots, is perfect for motorhome travelers who love open skies and historic landmarks. Stop of for sunrise on the dunes, visit Holy Island at low tide or explore nearby castles and nature reserves.

7. The Atlantic Highway (Devon & Cornwall)

Not a single place, but a road trip in its own right: the Atlantic Highway (A39) runs through some of the most stunning coastal scenery in southwest England. Expect dramatic headlands, hidden coves and classic surf towns like Bude and Clovelly. Motorhomes ﬁt naturally here — stretch your legs with beach walks, seafood stops and cliff-top views along the way.

8. Kent: The Garden of England

The county of Kent blends historic towns, rolling countryside and classic English seaside charm. Towns like Whitstable and Broadstairs are delightful places to unwind, while the White Clifs of Dover make a dramatic backdrop for coastal drives and walks. Motorhome sites in this region are plentiful, making it a great option for both ﬁrst-timers and seasoned road-trippers.

9. Brighton, South East England

If you fancy mixing seaside charm with a lively cultural scene, Brighton is a brilliant urban stop on the south coast. Park up at one of the motorhome-friendly sites just outside the city and spend the day exploring the iconic pier, quirky lanes full of independent shops, cafés and street art, and the expansive shingle beach. It’s a great contrast to more remote stops and works well as part of a varied UK itinerary.

10. The New Forest, Hampshire

Located in the south of England, the New Forest is ideal for a relaxed motorhome break. With ancient woodland, open heathland and roaming ponies, it offers a real sense of escape without feeling remote. The roads scenic roads are gentle and well suited to motorhomes, and there are excellent campsites dotted around the forest and nearby coast.
From your base, you can explore pretty villages like Lyndhurst and Brockenhurst, cycle along traffic-free trails, or head to the nearby Solent coast for seaside walks. It’s a great choice for couples, families or anyone wanting a slower-paced, nature-focused trip.