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The weather starts to get warmer, so it's time to take a road trip in your very own Spaceship! Here are 5 amazing road trips in Spring for you.
1. Snowdonia, North Wales
Accessible from all our depots, Snowdonia offers spectacular scenery and activities. Climb Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa in Welsh) – the highest mountain in Wales and England. Easily accessible via the dramatic Llanberis pass and rising above Llanberis, Snowdon is a range of peaks with breathtaking views. You can see Snowdonia, Anglesey, Pembrokeshire and Ireland on a good day.
Touch down to enjoy spectacular views in Snowdonia I Photo: scotbot - CC BY 2.0
On your Welsh road trip, you can discover dolphins and seals, go white water rafting or enjoy the historic castles and superb golf courses. For more inspiration, check out our North Wales road trip here.
Here is a campsite in Snowdonia with its own micro-brewery - don’t forget to learn some Welsh - Iechyd da, (pronounced Yaki Dar) is Cheers!
2. Belfast, Northern Ireland
The Game of Thrones Touring Exhibition is based at The TEC Belfast. Discover Westeros and the lands beyond, then head off on your own GOT Tour. The forests, mountains and moorlands around Northern Ireland transformed into the scenic backdrops for some of Game of Thrones’ most memorable moments. You'll recognise the places where Sansa and Littlefinger travelled to the Eyrie. On the coastal route, you'll discover the locations of Dorne and the Summer Sea.
Don't miss The Dark Hedges in County Antrim I Photo: horslip5 - CC BY 2.0
While you’re there, take in Titanic Belfast, the 2016 World’s Leading Tourist Attraction and take the kids to a Surf Camp at Portrush. Golfers, make sure you book a round at Royal Portrush, the spectacular setting of the last Open Golf tournament.
3. Ben Nevis, Loch Ness & The Cairngorms
Head north from our Edinburgh depot to experience breathtaking Scotland. If the weather’s good, climb Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the British Isles. Travel north-west and look out for the Loch Ness monster before heading into the Cairngorms National Park. It’s the largest National Park in The British Isles. Follow the trails around Tolmount with its epic scenery and diverse nature, or enjoy some spring sunshine on the shores of Loch Morlich.
Beautiful evening light at Loch Morlich in The Cairngorms I Photo: LesHaines123 - CC BY 2.0
If you’ve got any energy left after all that walking, call in at Craggon Outdoors for zip-wires, white water rafting, archery and much more!
4. Explore our National Parks
There are 14 National Parks in the UK giving you a fantastic opportunity to get into the Great Outdoors. Connect with nature and enjoy a hike in the countryside. Our National Parks also have plenty of experiences and activities lined up, including horse riding, star gazing, foraging and photography courses. Find out more here.
On top of the world... Mam Tor in The Peak District I Photo: ^Joe - CC BY 2.0
Spring is the perfect time to see nature busting into life. Whether it's the landscape of fields and forests or nesting birds and spring lambs, there's always something to discover. The National Parks are perfect for a campervan hire break. Get out of the city to see up to 2,000 stars in the night sky - find out more about star gazing in our Dark Skies here.
5. Paris in the Spring
Drive onto a ferry or take Eurotunnel across the channel. Depending on which route you take, Paris is between 320 and 340 miles away, about an 8-hour trip. You could take in the historic city Rouen, the capital of Normandy on your route.
Check out this campsite near Versailles – it’s a great base to explore Paris. See the sights like the Eiffel Tower, L’Arc de Triomphe, The Louvre and take a Bateaux Mouches cruise on the River Seine.
Take-off on a #spaceshipsroadtrip to Paris in the Spring I Photo: Arien Zwegers - CC BY 2.0
Book your Spaceships custom-designed campervan or high spec motorhome now and prepare to take-off on an amazing roadtrip in Spring.