from £110/night inc. VAT Dog-friendly KNAUS
A proper German-built camper that sleeps four: full kitchen, hot shower, heating, a huge fixed double bed and a second drop-down double over the cab.
We're a Birmingham business. Collection is twenty minutes south of the city centre in Wythall, so you can finish work on a Friday and be cooking dinner in the hills by sunset. No airport transfers, no cross-country dash to a depot.
20 minutes from Birmingham city centre · insurance & breakdown included · from £110/night
Check availabilityFrom the city centre take the A441 Pershore Road south through Kings Norton, then the A435 Alcester Road towards Wythall. We're just past the Wythall roundabout, ten minutes from junction 3 of the M42. Trains run from New Street to Wythall station in 25 minutes and we're a five-minute walk from there, so you don't need a lift to collect.
from £110/night inc. VAT Dog-friendly A proper German-built camper that sleeps four: full kitchen, hot shower, heating, a huge fixed double bed and a second drop-down double over the cab.
Joining the fleet soon Coming soon Joining the fleet soon. Compact, easy to drive, perfect for two.
Sites we'd happily send a first-timer to. Check each one's own booking rules before you set off.
Collect at 3pm Friday, head north on the A38 and M42 and you're parked up at Hayfield by half five with time for the Lantern Pike Inn. Saturday, walk Kinder from the campsite or drive twenty minutes to Castleton and the caves. Sunday morning, breakfast in the van, back down the A515 through Ashbourne and home by 10am Monday for the return. Three nights, about 170 miles, no packing beyond clothes and food.
From our base in Wythall, B47 6NG, twenty minutes south of the city centre and ten from the M42. The full address and parking instructions arrive with your pre-departure email. You can leave your car with us while you travel.
Often, yes. Ask when booking and we'll do our best to fit around trains and work.
Not really: most city-centre car parks have a 2.1 metre height limit and the KNAUS is 2.6 metres. Treat the city as the place you leave from, not somewhere to tour in the van.
No. Wythall is outside the zone, and the routes we suggest head away from the city, so the charge never comes up.