Campervan and Motorhome hire — King's Lynn

Campervan hire in King's Lynn, a town with a royal character

Located in Norfolk County, King's Lynn is a town in Northern England and a great destination to visit by campervan. Being a seaport and a market town, King’s Lynn has many interesting places and buildings to offer to make your campervan trip an unforgettable experience. Start your visit by going to King's Lynn Sandringham House, Elizabeth II private home and an impressive building to visit. Just as beautiful is the nearby park and its gardens, comprising about 600 acres. If you are interested to learn more about the history of the estate, there is also a museum nearby. 

While this is a great start for your campervan trip, King's Lynn has even more to offer. Take your campervan or motorhome and head to Castle Rising Castle, a medieval castle now in ruins with a long history. Another highlight to explore is King's Lynn Minster, a beautiful church with a long local history. If you wish to relax in the grass or have a picnic, you can go to The Walks, one of the largest private gardens in London. If you prefer to engage in a more active activity the tennis and basketball courts could be worth a visit. Finally, if you are interested in learning more about the city’s history, feel free to visit True's Yard Fisherwolk Museum or the Lynn Museum.

Campervan trip in King's Lynn and surroundings

When hiring a campervan in King’s Lynn, do not forget to go visit the city’s surroundings. Go to Peterborough to discover the Peterborough Cathedral or Burghley House with its magnificent gardens around an exceptional building. Make use of the flexibility your campervan offers you and drive east to Norwich to visit Norwich Castle and Norwich Cathedral. A great experience is also to drive along the coast north of King's Lynn and stop wherever you like to enjoy a unique view. Now, as you already have an idea of what sights and places to visit, all left to do is to choose the perfect vehicle at Yescapa and enjoy an exciting stay in Northern England.