Park the van.
Pull on the boots.
Where to park up, the walk you can start from the van, and the pub at the end of it. Every campsite fact checked on the site's own website, and dated.
Winter Walks
A Christmas present for anyone with a van.
Ten regions of Britain in winter, from Cornwall to the far north of Scotland: campsites that stay open, walks that suit a short, cold day, and the pub at the end of them, many with a fire.
36 winter walks across 10 regions, each with a real map, a height profile and a GPX route.
Pick a base, not a county.
Each book splits a region into touring bases: places to stay two to four nights without moving the van. Every base has the same five parts, in the same order, so you always know where to look.
- At a glanceWhy stay, when to go, how many nights.
- Where to park upThree or four sites, each with a reason to pick it.
- Pubs and places to stopOnes that fit the walks, not a list.
- The walksA real map and height profile, with everything else on the facing page.
- Three days hereA plan you can follow as it is.
Walk 1A: St Ives to Zennor
Drawn from OpenStreetMap and satellite height data, with kilometre markers, the campsites and the pub at the finish. The facts sit on the facing page: distance, climbing, ground underfoot, and how to get back.
“Not stated” is not the same as “no”.
Hook-up, water, dogs, a waste point: every facility icon comes from the campsite's own words. When a site doesn't say, we tell you, so you can phone ahead instead of finding out on arrival.
Eleven guides, one way of doing it.
Ten regions of Britain, six touring bases each, and a winter edition for Christmas. Every one has real maps, height profiles, a GPX route for every walk, and campsites checked on their own websites.
Want to try one first? Get the free Cornwall sample.