Where to Travel this Easter: The Best UK Motorhome Destinations 2026

Cornwall

Cornwall is an obvious choice when it comes to Easter motorhome trips. Serene roads, beautiful beaches and breathtaking coastlines make it one of the UK’s most popular motorhome holiday destinations. The Spring is a particularly wonderful time to visit with fewer crowds, pleasant seasonal weather and excellent touring infrastructure for leisure vehicles.

Indulge in coastal walks and sunset viewpoints while discovering what fishing villages like St Ives and Padstow have to offer. There are plenty of picturesque views to enjoy whether you’re relaxing or exploring on your UK motorhome holiday.

Easter Events:

Creature Easter Trail at Cotehele (28 March – 19 April): Are you looking for an exciting adventure this Easter? Embark on a family-friendly trail packed with 10 animal activities. Get ready to see the friendliest of insects, birds and mammals to help you along the way. Don’t forget to keep an eye out for hidden eggs nearby each activity!

Easter at the Eden Project (03-19 April): Celebrate Easter at the Eden project with an exciting dragon egg trail, creative craft workshops and hands on activities for the whole family!

Easter Egg Hunt at Godolphin (28 March – 19 April): Godolphin’s Easter Egg Hunt includes a trail scattered with activities for all the family. Plus, there’s a bonus of an Easter trail sheet, bunny ears and who can forget… a dairy or allergy-free chocolate egg.

3 Cornwall Recommendations:

• Port Isaac is known for its charm popularised by TV shows (e.g. Doc Martin and Fisherman’s Friends), as well as its quaint historic streets.
• Land’s End offers a mix of stunning Atlantic views and dramatic cliffs.
• Newquay has surf beaches and a lively seaside atmosphere, perfect for family fun.

Comfort Insurance tip: Coastal routes can often include narrow lanes, steep climbs or winding remote roads. To keep your Easter trip running smoothly, take out motorhome breakdown cover that includes roadside recovery, just in case the unexpected occurs.

Isle of Wight

What more can be said for the Isle of Wight than short sandy drives, a vibrance of history and all the seaside traditions? Plenty. Although it may be considered compact when put up against other locations, this only enhances the experience it brings, by offering the rare chance to embark on an expedition of a variety of landscapes in only a few well-organised days. The ferry awaits to be a teaser of the sense of excitement you will feel, whether you decide to relax within one of the thatched cottages of the passive inland countryside or choose to reside amongst the chalky cliffs of Needles.

From the early hours in Osborne House, to following the coastal roads bypassing glistening beaches and open sea views. All of the different feelings you’re searching for can be found in a short journey between one another, allowing you to fully immerse and take in each spot before sundown.

Easter Events:

Easter Fayre at Mottistone Gardens (02-06 April): Come down and join all sorts of different wildlife characters in completing 10 different activities and games. Expect a fabulous reward of a chocolate egg at the end.

Easter at Tapnell Farm (03-06 April): Spend Easter surrounded by adorable furry friends at Tapnell Farm! Here you enjoy an Easter farm trail, meet the animals up close with activities such as wallaby feeding and guinea pig fishing, get creative with fun Easter farm crafts like a bug hotel creation station, and of course no Easter visit would be complete without a classic Easter egg hunt!

3 Isle of Wight Recommendations:

• Godshill is full of thatched cottages, charming streets, and cosy tea rooms.
• Shanklin has sandy beaches, a tree-lined Chine, and plenty of family-friendly spots.
• Bembridge offers a peaceful harbour, scenic coastal walks, and tranquil views stretching to the horizon.

Lake District

The Lake District is a favourite amongst our customers, due to its radiant skyline sun lighting up the tranquil dormant waters, which seemingly has no end. Not only that, but the nature it’s made up of is ideal for walkers, photographers and naturistic people and animals looking for a natural safe haven. In early Spring, you’ll catch mountains with a layer of lush greenery starting to sprout and unimaginable waterfalls from the build-up of rainfall.

Easter motorhome road trips go hand in hand with this location. A few of the main reasons being its panoramic views with gentle breeze and still streams, the unforgettable stone-built towns or it’s great walking and hiking routes to explore majestic summits.

Easter Events:

Easter at Muncaster Castle (28-29 March, 3-6 April, 11-12 April): If you’re looking for a fun family day out this Easter, Muncaster Castle is a fantastic choice! Tickets include entry to the gardens, the historic castle, and the Hawk & Owl Centre, where you can also enjoy the thrilling daily flying displays. There is a selection of great activities for kids such as the Egg Drop, a creative workshop where children build a protective shield for an egg, which will later drop from the castle roof! There is also an exciting spring Easter trail and an Easter egg hunt to enjoy.

Easter Egg Hunt at Wray (28 March – 12 April): The Easter Egg Hunt at Wray is jam packed with 10 different activities, parkland lake views and choc-tastic laughter to be had. Venturing down the trail, passing by the woods and hills, you’ll find a sweet treat that awaits. Collect your chocolate egg at the end to celebrate!

Easter Egg Hunt at Allan Bank (28 March – 12 April): The choccy egg hunt begins! Are you ready to test your egg-handling skills? This event puts you to the test by getting you to decorate your new egg friend and make them your own, which then you must keep from falling in all the fun and games (Georgian inspired) they have in store. The fun doesn’t stop there, you can also pick up a cape and play sword and pick whether to be the hero or villain of your story.

3 Lake District Recommendations:

• Ullswater offers tranquil shores, boat trips, and dramatic fells to explore at your own pace.
• Windermere is perfect for lakeside walks, water sports, and exploring charming shops and cafés.
• Borrowdale is surrounded by green valleys, scenic trails, and welcoming local inns.

Comfort Insurance tip: Before setting off on your motorhome road trip this Easter, check your cover includes personal belongings – find out more here.

Norfolk

This is where vast salt marshes meet winding waterways and breathtaking horizons to create an eye-watering spectacle altogether. A brand-new adventure entails once you realise boats slowly drifting by, can be seen in harmony with rare species of birdlife embracing all that Norfolk has to offer.

For an effortless and unbelievable motorhome staycation, there’s a mix of rural views and urbanistic landmarks that don’t require more than a simple navigation. Norwich will show you more historic shops than you could hope, while the dunes present you with a non-stop acre to prop up your feet and take in the surroundings. Not to mention, country lanes for the most passionate to beginner cyclists gives you a new way and perspective to sight-see throughout.

Easter Events:

BeWILDerwood Presents – The Easter Bunny Adventure (28 March – 19 April): Hop into BeWILDerwood’s Easter Adventure! BeWILDerwood is an outdoor adventure park great for young travellers. Their Easter event includes exciting activities including the great egg hunt, the opportunity to meet Cedric the Easter Bunny, Easter crafts and games, a mini disco, and an interactive stage show!

Easter Egg Hunt at Blickling Estate (21 March – 13 April): Blickling Estate has prepared an egg-static treat… and we’re not talking about the chocolate eggs. Prepare your family for an Easter time unlike no other as you wander through the daffodil-filled gardens, encountering games and challenges that will be sure to keep you creative, active and most definitely entertained.

3 Norfolk Recommendations:

• Cromer is famous for its pier, fresh seafood, and charming seaside atmosphere.
• Norwich offers historic streets, boutique shopping, a vibrant cultural scene, and plenty of cosy cafés and independent galleries to wander through.
• Holkham has vast beaches, coastal nature reserves, and a peaceful rural vibe.

Peak District

The aptly named Peak District is the ‘peak’ of Easter destinations for motorhomes and campervans. With its combination of nature, wildlife and dramatic gritstone ridges, it’s an iconic destination for climbers and adventurers. Known as the UK’s first national park, its beauty has only enhanced with time, being home to an abundance of birds, wildlife and greenery. For any bird watchers, you might be lucky enough to find a Ring Ouzel (Mountain Blackbird) swooping by.

There’s plenty of activities to keep you entertained along your exploration, such as kayaking near Kinder Scout (the highest point in the Peak District), trailing the well-known Pennine Way footpath or admiring the spectacle of the many caves in Castleton. With an overwhelming choice of exciting views and ventures to undertake, this national park is ideal for all ages.

Easter Events:

Easter Adventures at Calke Abbey (21 March – 12 April): By far one of the best ways you can spend your Easter Adventures is by uncovering and enjoying 10 unique spring-inspired games and quests. Explore trails around Parkland and Calke Explore and get a boost of Easter joy throughout each activity, don’t forget to claim a chocolate or allergy-free Easter Egg.

Heights at the Abraham Easter Event (28 March – 12 April): Experience panoramic views of the Peak District from epic heights on the Heights of Abraham cable car ride. Then take part in a free children’s ‘hidden spring things’ hunt where you’ll look for a giant egg, daffodils, and the Easter bunny!

Easter Adventures at Hardwick (21 March – 12 April): What more could you want, than some egg-rolling fun, Maypole dances and a bunch of activity stations all in one day! This adventure at Hardwick supplies that and more, such as a challenge to lead a ball gently through different chutes, and a barefoot trail.

3 Peak District Recommendations:

• Bakewell is famous for its market, riverside walks, and Bakewell pudding.
• Castleton sits beneath limestone cliffs with scenic walking trails.
• Monsal Dale offers dramatic valley views, riverside paths, and former railway viaducts perfect for leisurely strolls, photography, or simply soaking up the peaceful countryside.

Comfort Insurance tip: How should I prepare for a Spring road trip? Carry out basic vehicle checks for if the motorhome or campervan has been hibernated for the winter with these practical vehicle tips.