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The UK is home to many beautiful campsites by the sea, where tourists can enjoy a relaxing holiday, breathing in the fresh air and making use of the fantastic array of facilities available. The days when staying at a campsite meant pitching your tent in a farmer’s field and running down a dark lane to find the cold showers are long gone!

Some of the UK’s roads have received a mention in the Guinness Book of Records – but sadly, not always for the right reasons! If you’re planning to take a drive across our green and pleasant country, here are some road records to remember.

You’d be forgiven for assuming that the electric car was a modern invention, but it actually boasts quite a lengthy history. In fact, the first electric vehicles can be traced back to the 19th century.

Motorhomes feature in many a film adding comedy, drama and suspense to a wide range of exciting tales. Here are some classic examples.

Mention the words “road trip” and the “USA” in the same sentence and for many, thoughts will immediately turn to the country’s most famous road: Route 66. Running between Chicago and Los Angeles, it’s a route that’s often described as the world’s greatest road trip, with many tourists spending their holiday time travelling across the 2,448-mile expanse.