Quirky Camper’s Quirky Routes – The UK Foodie Road Trip 

Welcome to the ultimate foodie adventure on the open roads of the UK! Get ready to explore three mouthwatering road trips through England, Scotland, and Wales, each featuring hand-picked, independent gems for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Picture cosy cafés serving up artisan coffee and scrumptious brunches, charming pubs with lush gardens and hearty roasts, and stunning restaurants boasting breathtaking views, all dishing up delightful meals to satisfy every craving. We’ve done all the research for you—just choose your road trip, grab your campervan, book some campsites, and get ready for the culinary journey of a lifetime! Let’s hit the road and indulge! 🍽️🚐✨

Why choose a campervan for a food lover’s road trip of the UK?

Campervans offer the ultimate freedom of travel, they allow you to explore on your own terms. With no need to return to the same place each night, you’re free to follow the open road wherever it takes you. Everything you need is right there with you, packed into one convenient, cosy home on wheels. But with a campervan it’s not just about getting from point A to point B – it’s about enjoying the journey!

Our hand-crafted, uniquely designed campervans are built with a perfect blend of comfort and practicality to make your travels as fun as possible. Whether you’re venturing off for a weekend getaway or embarking on a long-term adventure, we have a campervan equipped to meet your needs.

Why Hire a Quirky Campervan?

Here at Quirky Campers we are proud to offer the widest selection of hand-crafted campervans for hire in the UK – we have vans for every adventure. Want a spacious van to pile in the whole family? Check out the family-friendly campervans. Looking for something sleek and luxurious to turn your road trip into a five-star experience? Luxury campervans just for you! Prefer a nimble, compact van to fly solo and explore off-the-beaten-path spots? We’ve got you covered with our compact campervan range!

So, pack your bags, choose your road trip, and get ready to embrace the foodie adventure of a lifetime! The road is calling, and with our campervans, the possibilities are endless!

Quirky Campers Food Lovers Routes – England, UK

The Cornwall Food Lovers 7-Day Road Trip

Buckle up for an unforgettable culinary journey as you zip along the stunning, rugged coastline of Cornwall! This beautiful region of South West England is a feast for the senses, offering a delightful array of flavours and experiences that will have your taste buds dancing. Nothing quite compares to enjoying a warm Cornish pasty on a breezy day by the sea, but we’re here to elevate your foodie adventure even further! We’ve meticulously curated a selection of the finest coffee shops, charming cafés, and delightful bakeries, where you can indulge in everything from velvety cakes and flaky pastries to hearty roasts and mouthwatering local specialities.

Get ready for a week-long road trip that dives deep into Cornwall’s vibrant food scene, where every stop offers something unique and tantalising. Let the flavors of the South West sweep you off your feet as you discover the best culinary delights this enchanting region has to offer!

Day One 

Breakfast – Hidden Hut, Truro

Start your day in the charming Hidden Hut, a local secret serving delicate delicacies, perfect pastries and killer coffee. This cute beach hut is perfectly located on the coastal path for fuel to start your day with a walk along the South Coast taking in the stunning views.  

Lunch – Pod Cafe, Portreath 

Stop off for lunch, more excellent coffee and food with a sea view and beach vibes. We highly recommend the waffles! Taking you up to the North Coast this hidden gem is the perfect break for your day. 

Dinner – The Unicorn on the Beach, Porth Towan

Finish your fun-filled day with some spectacular food alongside sunset beach views. Watch the sun drop below the horizon as you sip on local artisan wines or ales, alongside dishes made from locally sourced ingredients all suited to the season. 

Day Two 

Breakfast – Widemouth Bay Cafe, Bude 

Whether you woke up early to hit the waves or are savouring the late morning sunshine right out of bed, you have to stop at this cafe. Located right on the beachfront, you can expect views of morning surfers with your caffeine fix and yummy vegan (or regular) sausage baps! 

Lunch – Boscastle Farm Shop, Tintagel  

We highly recommend dropping by the Boscastle Farm Shop on a Sunday if at all possible – epic Sunday roasts are on offer here at the weekend, but do week-long hearty fare and the best veggie nut roast in Cornwall! You can take your furry friends along if the weather is nice and make use of the garden space that looks out over the cliffs and ocean. Take a walk down along the coastal path to Boscastle for more amazing views. They also have an independent farm shop chock-full of locally sourced goodies.

Dinner –  The Napoleon Inn, Boscastle 

For a dinner with a bit of history, check out this ancient Cornish pub serving traditional pub grub and beers, and if you’re lucky serenades from the local shanty group, The Boscastle Bouys! 

Day Three 

Breakfast – Cornish Cove Cafe, Port Isaac 

A local gem of a tea room, where no one will judge you for having cake for breakfast! Or even better a traditional Cornish Cream Tea. With freshly brewed coffee on offer too you can get your caffeine fix alongside your sugar hit. 

Lunch – Cornish Pasty Co, Padstow 

You can’t visit Cornwall without a Cornish Pasty – and Padstow has no shortage on Pasty shops! While you could try one from each and have your very own Pasty tasting day we recommend the Cornish PAsty Co for a classic, reasonably priced pasty with a delicious taste. 

Dinner – Prawn on the Lawn, Padstow 

After a day exploring the small fishing towns of Padstow and Port Isaac, you’ll be ready for a scrumptious dinner. At Prawn on the Lawn, you’ll get to sample some of the best locally caught seafood in town. They change their small plate menu every day depending on what the fishermen catch, so no matter when you go you’ll always experience something new!

Day Four  

Breakfast – Box and Barber, Newquay

Start your day in the coastal town of Newquay, where there are five beaches, tons of outdoor adventure activities and a host of great grub to try. First thing you need to hit up Box and Barber for the smoothest coffee in Newquay, this laid-back cosy cafe offers filling, but healthy breakfasts that regularly fuel local surfers for their morning sessions. 

Lunch – Sprout, Perranporth 

Heading up the coast you’ll head to the town of Perranporth, known for its long stretch of sandy beach you can walk along at low tide for miles, then check back into town for independent shops and lunch! Sprout is a relaxed cafe serving up delicious and extremely well-made vegetarian and vegan food. Wet dogs and kids are welcome in the small garden cafe space!  

Dinner – The Cornish Pizza Company, St Agnes

After lunch follow the coastal path around to the small village of St Agnes. Known for its stunning coastal Wheals, this quaint Cornish village is full of hidden gems from amazing fish and chips, to a great small beach to the best pizza in Cornwall! The Cornish Pizza Company offer a range of takeaway pizzas all made in-house with local ingredients, they sell out fast so call ahead for your order! With Cornish-themed vegan specials and a selection of local craft beers and ales, you can grab your goodies and head down to the beach to munch on tasty pizza as the sun goes down. 

Day Five  

Breakfast – Sunset Surf, Gwithan 

Start your day with a sunrise walk or surf on Gwithian Beach, one of the longest beaches in Cornwall it stretches all the way from Godrevy to Hayle at low tide. Once you’ve worked up an appetite stop off at Sunset Surf for the biggest breakfasts you’ll ever eat in Cornwall. Proper fry-ups alongside steaming, freshly roasted coffee and a little surf shop for any beach essentials you’re missing! 

Lunch- Yallah Cafe, St Ives 

Head on over to the beautiful picturesque town of St Ives. Wander the cobbled lanes, and cosy shops and take in the splendour of the working harbour. The best coffee in St Ives is in a tiny cafe sitting just above the sea- Yallah also offers tasty vegetarian feasts and a harbour view – lush! 

Dinner – The Loft Restaurant and Terrace, St Ives

After a day exploring, get ready to be wined and dined at The Loft. Serving fresh, local food, ocean views and relaxing vibes. Why not try the wine and fish pairing for a taste of the ocean? 

Day Six 

Breakfast – Roundhouse, Penzance

A charming neighbourhood coffee shop with locally roasted coffee and plentiful baked goods to start your day!

Lunch & Dinner – Polgoon Vineyard and Orchard Restaurant, Penzance 

For something a little different why not spend half a day at the Polgoon Vineyard, this Cornish secret makes award-winning wines ciders and juices so there’s something for everyone! Take a vineyard tour before feasting in their on-site restaurant. 

Day Seven  

Breakfast – Jubilee Pool Café, Penzance

Start your day with an ocean swim at the Jubilee Pool Saltwater Lido and treat yourself to coffee, full Cornish breakfasts or tasty salmon bagels. 

Lunch – The Cabin Beach Café, Perranuthnoe

Stop off for lunch with one hell of a view at the Cabin Beach Cafe, serving locally sourced food year-round. Tuck into hot and cold sandwiches, salad bowls, beers and wines right on the South West Coast Path. 

Dinner – Harbour Head Inn, Porthleven

Tucked away in the heart of Porthlevan with views over the crashing waves, this historic, authentic Cornish Inn is perfect for cosy evening dinners. Try the Sunday roasts or freshly caught seafood for a true taste of Cornwall. 

Quirky Campers Food Lovers Routes – Scotland, UK 

A 7-Day Scotland Foodie Adventure

Try this 7-day Scotland Food Lovers Road Trip for the best pubs, restaurants and cafes in the Scottish Isles. Whether you’re picking one a day or going for the full three meals, this guide offers you independent, locally sourced, authentically Scottish spots for a foodies favourite trip of all time. 

Get ready to explore Scotland’s breathtaking coastline and dive into its delicious culinary scene! Nothing beats a warm, buttery scone while soaking up the stunning Highland views, but we’re here to take your taste buds on a wild ride! We’ve handpicked the best coffee spots, mouthwatering cakes, flaky pastries, and hearty roasts that’ll make your week-long road trip a foodie’s dream come true. From fresh seafood feasts on the west coast to cosy pub grub that’ll warm your heart, Scotland’s flavour-packed adventure is calling—let’s dig in!

Day One 

Breakfast – The Coo Shed, Ayr

Kickstart your morning at The Coo Shed, an open-plan ban perfect for campervan stop-offs. Renowned for its decadent cakes, tasty home-cooked lunches and mouthwatering homemade pastries. Try their famous hearty full Scottish breakfast to fuel your day of adventures.

Lunch  – The Treehouse, Ayr

Perfect for a laid-back lunch in this stylish, airy restaurant serving sandwiches, tacos and light lunches, or healthy poke bowls for a power break during your days adventuring.

Dinner –  Scotts Bar & Restaurant, Troon, South Ayrshire, Scotland

Stop off for dinner and drinks in this stylish restaurant with its featured seasonal menu of local produce and cocktail specials while looking out over the soft lights of the bobbing boats in the harbour. 

Day Two 

Breakfast – Drymen Bakery and Deli, Drymen, The Trossachs National Park 

Entering the Trossachs National Park you have to stop off at this excellent bakery – with fresh baked good cooked up daily you can try a mouth-watering bacon or sausage bap in a freshly baked roll, or dive into a cinnamon roll with a fresh hot coffee. 

Lunch – St Mocha Coffee Shop, Balmaha, The Trossachs National Park

Famously good coffee, homemade ice cream and a cosy wood-clad cafe – the perfect combination for a laid-back lunch spot! 

Dinner – Karma Lake of Menteith, Lake of Menteith 

Karma Lake of Menteith is a breathtaking lakeside restaurant overlooking the placid waters of the lake. A perfectly tranquil spot for delicious dinners of traditional, locally produced Scottish food including freshly caught fish.

Day Three 

Breakfast – Finzean Farm Shop, Banchory

Nestled in a lush green valley in the heart of Aberdeenshire is the Finzean Estate and Farm shop. You could spend a whole day here exploring the grounds and forests nearby, but you have to stop at the Farm Shop and Restaurant where they serve up locally sourced breakfasts lunches and dinners in an open and airy cafe space.

Lunch – The Coffee Apothecary, Udny

Deliciously roasted coffees from a Scotland-based roastery in Aberdeenshire. These cosy cafes in Udny and Ellon are the ideal backdrop for coffee afternoons with flakey pastries before a day of exploring. 

Dinner – The Redgarth, Aberdeenshire 

A traditional Scottish pub steeped in history and as cosy as they come. Serving up lunches and dinners of traditional Scottish pub grub, feast away on fish and chips, pies, and a selection of local ales and beers. 

Day Four  

Breakfast – KJ’s Bothy Bakery, Grantown on Spey

Coffee and baked goods from this cute cafe in the heart of the Cairngorm mountain range. Fuel up for days of hiking or sightseeing on your pay through these rugged mountain paths. 

Lunch – Cheese and Tomatin, Aviemore 

Perfectly stone-baked pizzas straight from the oven are the feast of the day from this mountain pizzeria. If you’re feeling brave try the one of a kind Scotch pizza – a Scottish twist on the italian dish complete with haggis!

Dinner – MacGregor’s Bar, Inverness

Get ready to embrace the very best of Scottish craft brewing and a brilliant menu of local and seasonal dishes at MacGregor’s Bar, a Quirky dining and drinking experience in Inverness. A must-visit in town, this is one of the most authentic Highland pub experiences in Scotland and has been voted one of the Times’ best Scottish traditional music pubs in Scotland!

Day Five  

Breakfast – Fort Coffee Collective, Fort William 

Arguably the best coffee in Fort William, this coffee shop specialises in coffee and decadent bagels. A perfect morning fuel stop and particularly good if you’re heading out on a bike ride to explore Fort William. 

Lunch – The Wild Cat, Fort WIlliam

A temoting vegan cafe in Fort William offering amazing vegan coffees, cakes and other light lunches. A great little spot for a relaxed lunch in charming surroundings. 

Dinner – The Ballachulish Hotel, Glencoe 

Why not try something a little bit more decadent for your evening? The beautiful Ballachulish Hotel specialises is delicious freshly caught seafood from Scottish seas and lochs. With a roaring fire for winter evenings and lochside dining for summer, it’s not just about the food, it’s about the experience. 

Day Six 

Breakfast – The Three Chimneys, Colbost

Start your day at this iconic restaurant, known for its commitment to local ingredients. Enjoy a hearty Scottish breakfast featuring free-range eggs, locally sourced sausages, and fresh-baked bread, all while taking in stunning views of the surrounding landscape.

Lunch – The Oyster Shed, Carbost

For a relaxed and authentic dining experience, head to The Oyster Shed. This charming spot is takeaway only but offers a selection of fresh seafood, including their famous oysters, as well as delicious fish soup and a variety of local shellfish. Make use of the outdoor seating for lunch with views across the loch and the majestic hills.

Dinner – The Portree Hotel, Portree

Finish your day at The Portree Hotel, where you can indulge in a menu that celebrates Skye’s rich culinary heritage. Try the slow-cooked lamb or the fresh catch of the day, paired with a selection of fine local whiskies. The warm atmosphere makes it the perfect place to unwind after a day of exploring.

Day Seven  

Breakfast – Midge Bite Cafe, Achnasheen 

Don’t be fooled by the name, this golden nugget of a cafe in the Scottish highlands is a must-visit! Right on the NC500 serving strong coffee, cakes and pastries it’s perfect for a precursor to a day of hiking!

Lunch – Seafood Shack, Ullapool 

Fish doesn’t get fresher that the Seafood Shack. Straight off the boats you can pick up a tasty lunch of locally caught seafood from a daily changing menu. Never the same twice, they’ll whip up new delicacies that will tickle your taste buds from trout to haddock to mussels – whatever the fishermen bring in!

Dinner – Lochinver Larder, Lochinver

Pies the way! Lochinver Larder is famous for scrumptious hearty pies. Sitting right on the NC500 it’s the perfect stop off for a trditional Scottish Pie made in house with local ingrediants and flabours that will satisfy every tastebud. 

Quirky Campers Food Lovers Routes – Wales, UK 

A 7-Day Welsh Foodie Road Trip Adventure

Get ready for a mouthwatering adventure as we embark on a seven-day campervan road trip through the stunning landscapes of Wales! This journey is a food lover’s dream, where each stop reveals the rich culinary heritage and fresh local ingredients that make Welsh cuisine truly special. From cosy cafes serving up the best traditional breakfasts to charming bistros dishing out scrumptious lunches and delightful dinner spots featuring regional delicacies, we’ll explore it all. So buckle up, roll down the windows, and let the beautiful scenery and tantalising aromas guide us to the best breakfast, lunch, and dinner spots Wales has to offer!

Day One 

Breakfast – Bookish Cafe, Crickhowell 

The only thing better than coffee, hot breakfasts and pastries first thing in the morning, is coffee and pastries surrounded by books! Check out this charming small cafe with cosy reading nooks for book lovers of all ages. 

Lunch – The Honey Cafe, Bronllys

This unique family-owned restaurant is a quirky find in the heart of the Black Mountains. Sering up Mexican style feasts for lunch and dinner alongside sandwiches and salads – there’s something here for everyone at this open family friendly restaurant.

Dinner – Pen y Cae Inn, Pen-y-cae

Discover award-winning Welsh cuisine in this traditional Welsh pub. This unique and quirky pub also has a mini zoo behind it! Stop off to say hello to the goats, meerkats and other animals, the zoo is free to enter they just ask that you stop off and try their delicious grub too. 

Day Two 

Breakfast – The View Rhossili Kitchen, Cafe and Bar, Gower Peninsula 

This coastal retreat offers an escape with a view to remember. Look out across the long golden beach and sip on tasty coffees, breakfast and pastries. 

Lunch – Eddy’s Cafe and Bar, Hillend 

This open-plan surfing-themed spot is perfect for lunch with a view across the dunes. They offer classic beach food including fish and chips, ice cream, salads and homemade cakes. 

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Dinner – Beach House, Oxwich 

A beachfront restaurant with beautiful vistas across the spectacular bay. Everything cooked here is made from the freshest local ingredients straight from farm and ocean to table.  

Day Three 

Breakfast – Get The Boys a Lift – Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire

A not-for-profit that serves up mental health support alongside amazing coffee. One of the best coffee shops in the area it’s a must-stop for caffeine aficionados. 

Lunch – Wavecrest Angle Cafe, West Angle Bay, Pembrokeshire 

Set on West Angle Bay, this cosy cafe is in a unique beachside location, there’s fantastic views over the rugged Pembrokeshire coastline and out to the open sea. Sip on teas and coffees while enjoying a hearty lunch of jacket potatoes, paninis, salads, baguettes and of course a sweet treat for afters!

Dinner – The Stone Crab, Saundersfoot

Award-winning Mediterranean food in a rustic and laid-back setting. The Stone Crab has indoor and outdoor seating. Try the seafood platter for a little bit of everything or the calamari and moules frites for seafood delicacies from local fishermen! 

Day Four 

Breakfast – Crwst Cafe, Cardigan 

An amazing brunch spot just a stone’s throw from Cardigan Town on Poppit Sands Beach. They have fresh baked goods from their own local bakery. The brioche doughnuts and a morning coffee are an absolute must-try!

Lunch – The Daffodil Inn, Cardigan Bay 

This charming, quirky pub is a food-focused extravaganza. The cosy atmosphere and great interior decor make it a welcoming spot for stylish and modern cuisine dining, particularly on grizzly days when you need to get away from the rain! Check out their extensive menu for classic pub meals with a Welsh twist. 

Dinner – Pizzatipi, Cardigan

A pizza garden offering fresh stonebaked pizzas set on the river Teifi. Tuck into a fresh, hot pizza made with local ingredients under the fairy lights of the tipi, take in a local craft beer and watch the water flow past. 

Day Five  

Breakfast – The Alpine Coffee Shop, Betws-Y-Coed, Snowdonia 

Coffee, cakes and all-day breakfasts surrounded by the mountains and forests. Everything is homemade and the menu changes depending on the local produce on offer, but you can be sure of a tasty and filling start to the day. 

Lunch – Y Sospan, Dollgellau

If you’re looking for local Welsh cuisine then look no further than Y Sospan. This cafe, bistro and bar serves Welsh breakfasts, lunches and seasonal dinners from a charming old Welsh stone and slate building.

Dinner – Olif, Betws-Y-Coed

A new creation, and well worth a try. Olif in Betws-Y-Coed serves small dishes of Welsh Tapas in innovative and creative ways. This is a modern and cheerful restaurant with an excellent wine selection to go with your tapas!

Day Six  

Breakfast – Green Olive Vegan Cafe, Anglesey

Treat yourself to a chilled morning stopping off for vegan cakes and pastries and fresh roasted artisan coffee from the best vegan bakery in Angelsey. 

Lunch – The Bay Cafe, Caffi’r Bae, Benllech

A friendly cafe with views across the beach, embrace the laid-back relaxed beach vibes. You can sip on coffee, teas and choose from a wide selection of lunch Welsh-inspired lunches. 

Dinner – The Harbour Fron Bistro, Holyhead

As the name suggests this lovely restaurant sits right on the water’s edge. Experience fine dining with a fantastic view across the harbour. With a range of foods from tacos to classic Welsh dinners, or small plates, this is dinner with the best view in town. 

Day Seven 

Breakfast – Swellies Cafe, Felinheli Marina

A small but lively and buzzing cafe on Felinheli Marina that’s serious about its brunch! They deliver comforting but hearty breakfast options, and are famous for their breakfast stacks! This independent local cafe is a hidden local gem – not one to miss!

Lunch – Caffi Caban, Brynrefail

Seriously serious coffee is what’s on offer at the Caffi Caban. They roast their beans locally in North Wales. They serve breakfast, brunch and lunches, there’s even an art space that showcases local artists. 

Dinner – The Jackdaw, Conwy 

A modern, trendy dining experience in North Wales, The Jackdaw in Conwy. Simple but sophisticated and filled with flavour. This is a showstopper for your final night of fine dining across Wales. 

Accommodation for A Food Lovers Road Trip 

A campervan offers you the freedom to travel as and when you like, but there’s always going to be time to pull up for the night and find a place to stay. With our Quirky Campers, there are plenty of off-grid options to keep you wilder for longer. Check out our handy blog posts below on all the top tips for overnight stays in a campervan! 

• 5 Ways to Find the Best Campervan Camping Spots
• How to Hire A Campervan with Quirky Campers
• Wild With Consent- Travelling off-grid Responsibly 

Looking for something a little more organised? Why not try our campsite guides to find the best spot for you or our campsite directory for all the best campsites in one place. 

Best Campervans for a Food Lovers Road Trip 

Ready to embark on your ultimate foodie road trip? When choosing a Quirky Campervan, adventure meets culinary delight! Imagine hitting the open road in a unique, stylish campervan, perfectly equipped for your gastronomic journey. Whether you’re craving the charm of a woodburner campervan or the modern comforts of a luxury campervan, Quirky Campers has a diverse range of campervans to suit every taste. Your charming new campervan companion will not only provide a cosy space to unwind but they all also come with kitchens ready for late-night snacks or impromptu cooking sessions with locally sourced ingredients. Get ready to explore hidden culinary gems and savor mouthwatering dishes as you travel from one stunning destination to another. Let’s dive into the best campervans for your unforgettable food lovers’ adventure!

Campervans to Hire Cornwall 

A range of campervans from Devon to Cornwall that will be your perfect companion to travel the length and breadth of the South West of Cornwall. From pet-friendly campervans, family-friendly campervans, to family-friendly campervans – no matter who is travelling four legs or two there’s a campervan for you! 

Bella – Available to Hire From Taunton

Never was a campervan more aptly named. The beautiful Bella boasts a whitewashed calming interior, which creates a light and bright home on wheels for you and your loved ones to escape to the country. A campervan that truly allows you to remain in the lap of luxury, no matter where you park up. Her stylish modern design is sure to draw eyes, whenever you pull open those doors.

ceiling fan | dining table | festival friendly | Heater | inside shower | Inverter | kitchen sink | leveling jacks | outside shower | Oven | pet friendly | Refrigerator | Solar | Stove | Toilet | Fixed Bed | Isofix | Reverse Sensors

Cornish Shores – Available to Hire from Taunton 

Cornish Shores is the perfect campervan for escaping modern life and exploring the rugged beaches and wild moors of Cornwall and Devon. This fully equipped campervan comes with everything you could need on your adventures. From an enviable kitchen with fridge, freezer, double hob and even a coffee maker, to a portable toilet, awning and impressive off-grid capabilities. If you’re stopping off at some of the stunning campsites in Cornwall, Cornish Shores has an electric hook-up, so you’ll never be short on power.

Awning | ceiling fan | dining table | extra storage | Heater | Inverter | kitchen sink | leveling jacks | pet friendly | Radio | Refrigerator | Solar | Stove | Toilet | tv dvd | Fixed Bed | Internal Bike Storage

Agatha Panthas – Available to Hire From Boscastle 

Freshly and professionally converted, Agatha Panthas is a gorgeous 4-berth campervan for hire currently based in Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands. Agatha is the absolute perfect family camper van, with two large double beds, a fully equipped kitchen complete with oven, and an internal shower room. There is tonnes of storage space under the garage for all your kit, whether that’s rucksacks and wellies for Wales, surfboards for Cornwall or bikes for the trails of the Peak District.

bike rack | dining table | festival friendly | Heater | inside shower | kitchen sink | levelling jacks | Oven | pet friendly | Radio | Refrigerator | Solar | Stove | Toilet | tv dvd | Fixed Bed | Parking Space | Sat Nav | Reverse Sensors | CD Player

Campervans to Hire Scotland 

Embark on an unforgettable adventure through Scotland with a fantastic range of campervans tailored for every type of traveller! Whether you’re planning a family getaway, a cosy escape with your furry friend, or a fun road trip with friends, we have the perfect campervan to suit you. Picture yourself cruising along the breathtaking coastline, exploring hidden lochs, and winding through enchanting glens. Each campervan offers the freedom to experience Scotland’s stunning landscapes at your own pace, making it easy to discover local culinary treasures and hidden gems. Get ready to create lasting memories in the heart of Scotland.

Tiree – Available to Hire From Edinburgh 

Tiree is the ideal campervan companion for travellers looking to explore the Scottish Highlands, Islands, or even the NC500. This fully equipped, automatic transmission campervan is ready for any adventure you can think of. The cosy double bed easily tucks up during the day to make a spacious seating area, and the indoor bathroom with hot water shower and toilet means you’ll be travelling in the lap of luxury even if you’re heading off-grid.

Awning | ceiling fan | dining table | extra storage | festival friendly | Heater | inside shower | Inverter | kitchen sink | outside shower | pet friendly | Radio | Refrigerator | Solar | Stove | Toilet | tv dvd | Wifi | 6ft+ Bed

Bean – Available to Hire from Edinburgh 

With her beautiful timber cladding, and blue-sky painted kitchen, Bean perfectly compliments the Scottish countryside that awaits you. Bean’s cleverly compact kitchen (complete with a fridge, and dual hob) will make cooking on the road a doddle. Bean is also built with off-grid adventures in mind, so there is nothing stopping you from heading off into the wild to enjoy the breathtaking beauty of the North.

Ceiling fan | Heater | Inverter | kitchen sink | outside shower | pet friendly | Refrigerator | Solar | Toilet | 6ft+ Bed | Fixed Bed | Sat Nav | Reverse Sensors

Hector The Hero – Available to Hire From Ardgay

Has you been holding out for a hero? Then let us introduce you to hunky Hector. He’s strong, fast with 5 belted seats and 5 berths, you could also say he’s larger than life. You will be forever entertained by discovering all the fun and unique aspects of Hector. From his cubby hole to his mountain-carved cabinets, every aspect of this camper has been lovingly crafted to make him one of the coolest and most beautiful campervans to ever grace the road.

ceiling fan | Heater | Inverter | kitchen sink | Oven | Refrigerator | Solar | Toilet | 6ft+ Bed | Fixed Bed | Isofix | Parking Space | Reverse Sensors | Reverse Camera

Campervans to Hire Wales 

An unforgettable journey awaits through the enchanting landscapes of Wales and you can choose from a range of campervans perfect for any adventure! Whether you’re planning a family getaway, a cosy retreat with your furry companion, or a spirited road trip with friends, we have the ideal campervan for you.

Cruise in your perfect campervan along the stunning Pembrokeshire coastline, with its rugged cliffs and golden beaches, explore the breathtaking beauty of the Gower Peninsula, where you can discover charming villages and hidden coves. Don’t miss the majestic peaks of Snowdonia, where adventure awaits at every turn! Each campervan allows you the freedom to soak in Wales’ rich heritage and culinary delights at your own pace.

Benny – Available to Hire From Cardiff 

Beautiful Benny knows exactly what it means to be a showstopper. You’ll never lose where you’re parked in this camper. Her bubbly and fun personality shines from the outside in, from her bright yellow exterior through to her block-coloured interior. Located in Cardiff, Benny is ideally situated for families looking to explore the glorious Welsh coast. Her two fixed double bunk beds mean you can spend less time faffing at bedtime and more time savouring those precious moments. There’s also an extra cab bed towards the front, making her a fantastic choice for larger families.

​​Dining table | extra storage | festival friendly | Heater | kitchen sink | levelling jacks | Radio | Refrigerator | Solar | Stove | tow hitch | Fixed Bed | Parking Space | Reverse Sensors | CD Player

Sandy – Available to Hire from Swansea 

Beach bums, meet your perfect match! Sandy is a classic VW Transporter campervan; she’s exactly what you think of when imagining a campervan road trip. With a capacity for up to 4 people, Sandy is just as perfect for a family, couple or a solo traveller pining for a weekend by the sea. She has a warm, welcoming interior handcrafted with solid pine units and a gorgeous oak floor.

Dining table | extra storage | festival friendly | Inverter | kitchen sink | Radio | Stove

Huelwen – Available to Hire From Cardiff

Turn heads wherever you go with Heulwen’s sunshine yellow exterior, it’s impossible to be gloomy when you’re travelling in this campervan. Her 360 windows make the most of the views no matter where you are, and you can cook up a storm in the fully equipped kitchen enjoying glorious vistas of lakes, mountains or beaches. Located in Cardiff, this is the perfect campervan for exploring the cragged ranges of Snowdownia, the wild ruins of North Wales, or the spectacular coastline in Pembrokeshire.

Dining table | Heater | Inverter | kitchen sink | pet friendly | Radio | Refrigerator | Solar | Stove

Your road trip and campervan await—get ready for the foodie adventure of a lifetime! Choose your campervan today and let your taste buds soar to new heights!

Author

Laura Hammond

Laura is a professional copywriter and is the in-house writer at Quirky Campers, where she combines her love of campervans, travel and writing! When not writing she loves to find new adventures surfing, hiking and cycling.