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Rent a campervan and go on a city break in London 

London is a fabulous destination and one of the world’s most visited cities. It is a great place to stop off for a couple of days whilst on a campervan holiday before visiting other places in the surrounding areas such as Cambridge, Bournemouth or the Surrey Hills.

Whatever your interest there is lots to do and explore. Each London borough has its own flair alongside countless iconic sights such as Big Ben, the Tower of London and Buckingham Palace. You may want to immerse yourself in culture at one of the 170 museums or be at the cutting edge of food and fashion with 66 Michelin Star restaurants available alongside a shopper’s paradise of flea markets and vintage shops, luxury boutiques and department stores. For those who want a break from the hustle and bustle, why not relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the many parks including a number of Royal Parks.

Why is it worth booking a campervan in London early?

England is a country rich in stunning landmarks, old castles, prehistoric sights, and wonderful natural parks – all of that will stay within your easy reach with a campervan. One of the most popular places for campervan hire in England is its capital, London. The three months that are characterised by the highest demand in terms of campervan hire in this city are April, July, and August. The simplest way to get ahead of potential competitors is to book early – as early as 4 months in advance. There are a number of factors that may influence the final price, like the length of your trip, but taking early steps will allow you to get the best deal. The average price of campervan hire in London is 125.82 euros per day, and the average travel time is 19 days.
If you are still unsure about the exact dates of your holidays, do not worry. Our cancellation conditions are fair and transparent. You will also enjoy no hidden costs for reservation changes. All of your doubts concerning campervan rental will be resolved by our CamperDays customer service experts, who will be pleased to answer your questions.
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Our top tips on renting a campervan for a city break in London

The busiest period for renting a campervan is from May until September so booking a campervan in advance is recommended.

Some of London’s best known attractions

London is famous for its vibrant culture and rich history and below we have put together some of best sights to visit:

British Museum

• The British Museum has more than 60 galleries full of history and artefacts from around the world.

• It is also one of the oldest museums in the world and entry is free of charge.

Tower of London

• Officially His Majesty’s Royal Palace and Fortress of the Tower of London.

• Home to the Crown Jewels, depicting centuries of history.

• The White Tower, built in the 11th century to store military equipment and horses, is now the home to an impressive armoury exhibit.

Westminster Abbey

• A world heritage site with over a thousand years of history. Still used as a place of daily worship, it is also the traditional place of coronation and burial site for many monarchs alongside other well-known historical figures.

• The Royal Tombs and Poet’s Corner are one of main attractions containing the tombs of Elizabeth I, Sir Isaac Newton, Charles Dickens and many more.

• The oak door near the Abbey’s Chapter House is also known to be the only surviving Anglo-Saxon door in England.

Buckingham Palace

• The palace is open to the public for 10 weeks in the summer and selected dates during the winter and spring.

• Discover the breathtaking, lavishly decorated State Rooms where King Charles and other members of the Royal Family receive and entertain guests.

• You can also book a separate tour of the gardens, an impressive 39 acres containing over 200 trees, a three-acre lake and an abundance of wildflowers.

Events and festivals in London

RHS Chelsea Flower Show (May): held in Chelsea since 1912, this 5 day event is also attended by the Royal Family. A truly delightful, fragrant experience of show-stopping gardens, floral displays and horticultural inspiration.

Notting Hill Carnival (August): an annual Caribbean festival that has taken place in London since 1966. Visit the fantastic parade, now considered the largest street festival in Europe, to watch the costumed performers make their way through the streets. All accompanied by lively calypso music and peppered with food stalls and bars selling traditional fare.

The Proms (July - September): a series of concerts held every summer at the Royal Albert Hall in London. The most famous concert with its upbeat, lively atmosphere is the last concert in the series also known as ‘Last Night of the Proms’.

Campsites in London

Questions and Answers

The most frequently asked questions about a camper holiday London

• Where is the best place to park a campervan whilst visiting London?

  London is a busy city and parking spaces can be difficult to find, especially for larger vehicles, so parking on the outskirts or staying at one of the local caravan parks is recommended. The average hourly rate for parking in London starts from £6.60 per hour.

• How much do campsites in England cost?

  There are numerous campsites near London to suit every budget and itinerary. Prices vary from around £7.25 to £25.00 per night depending on the location and the facilities, but it’s always best to check before booking because some campsites are only open during the high season.

• What should I be aware of before driving into London?

  Before travelling to London check out if your campervan meets the standards for the Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) or Low Emissions Zone (LEZ). This will determine if and how much you will need to pay daily, in addition to the Congestion Charges. For more information make sure to check the TFL website.

• How many days should I plan on staying in London?

  We would recommend staying in London for around 4 – 5 days. This will give you enough time to see many of the sights, visit museums, go shopping and or try one of the many fantastic restaurants.

• Are there any London tourist passes for museums?

  There are 3 London tourist passes to choose from. The Big City Saver allows you to choose from 6 popular sights and tours. The London Pass allows you to visit unlimited sights and attractions over a period of days but additionally offers fast-track entry for some attractions. Or you can purchase the Go City London Explorer Pass which can save you up to 55% on some popular attraction costs.