Springtime in the UK is perfect for taking advantage of some incredible photography opportunities. If you’re planning a spring road trip in your motorhome, you’re sure to discover some gorgeous scenery and landscapes along the way that will delight any photography lover, whether you’re an amateur or professional.
If you’re wanting some inspiration for your springtime photography location, take a look at our suggestions. Simply grab your camera, pack your bag and ensure you have motorhome insurance for your trip.
Lake District National Park
Located in Cumbria, England, the Lake District offers dramatic scenery including picturesque lakes, mountains and vast countryside with far-reaching views. A breathtaking haven for nature lovers the region features stunning lakes, mountains, and woodlands, ideal for capturing the essence of spring.
There are plenty of campsites that cater for motorhomes too, whether you’re wanting a secluded, back-to-basics environment or you want to take advantage of luxury facilities. Sites include farms, lake-side pitches and purpose-built parks.
The Cotswolds
A pretty region located in the southwest of England, the Cotswolds is famous for its rolling hills and riverside charm. Covering six counties, this unspoilt area is a haven for photography-lovers. There are opportunities aplenty among the picture-perfect villages and ancient ruins, not to mention the glorious countryside.
There are touring parks ideal for every camper, making it easy to stop off in multiple locations as you travel through the area.
Scottish Highlands
Travel to the tip of the UK and you’ll discover some dramatic scenery, rugged coastlines and awe-inspiring landscapes. Put your photography skills to the test with the region’s impressive waterfalls, expansive lochs and overbearing mountains that are sure to provide a spectacular backdrop.
The area is a great destination for those on a road trip with the North Coast 500 being a popular route, covering hundreds of miles of coastline. There are plenty of motorhome sites and you can even legally wild camp in Scotland, as long as you take care to protect the environment.
Snowdonia National Park
A geological paradise, Snowdonia offers opportunities to capture lakes, rivers, mountains and a diverse selection of natural wildlife.
Mount Snowdon offers unrivalled views and there are a variety of routes available if you’re willing to climb to the top.
The Isle of Skye
Pretty villages, dramatic cliffs and mythical beauty spots await on this mystical island. There’s no shortage of photography opportunities, especially during the springtime when nature is beginning to flourish.
It’s possible to drive round the island in a day but it’s a good idea to spend at least a few days on the Isle of Skye to really make the most of the surroundings.
Wherever you choose to take your photography skills, there is scenery aplenty for some incredible snapshots, showcasing the beauty that the UK has to offer.
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