Camping trips can be the most authentic, nature travel experiences you’ll ever have.
traveling greener loves camping (leaving no trace) and guidebooks from Rough Guides. That’s why we were excited to hear about the new The Rough Guide to Camping in Britain coming out in March 2010.
The guidebook brings travelers the best campsites across Britain, from simple sites in wilderness locations to glampsite chic with chandeliers.
Some 300+ camp sites were tried and tested for novice camper to seasoned tent-rigger. The full-color book also covers “the best kit, adventure sports, the top festivals and where to head for a spot of wild camping”.
According to the book, here are Britain’s Best Campsites for Food and Drink:
- Abbey Home Farm – “Gloucestershire’s organic wonderland even has a resident cheesemaker.”
- Dennis Cove – “Set on a beautiful estuary ten minutes from Padstow, with Rick Stein, a fish market and a vineyard on its doorstop.”
- Hidden Spring – “Relaxed Sussex vineyard offering strong cider and its own wine.”
- Talton Lodge - “Home-grown food, pasta-making courses and breakfast boxes at a tipi site near Stratford.”
For more info, visit RoughGuides.com.
Image courtesy of Rough Guides
