Stay at Wild Boar Wood Campsite (07966 441 023; ecocampuk.co.uk).co.uk
Stay at Inchcailloch Campsite (01389 722 600, tinyurl.com/lochlomondcamp). Adults £5 per night, under-12s free.
Cottage from £260 a week, Airstream £450, caravan £200, bothy £6 a night, campsite £6.50 a night; 01854 633281, badrallach.com It wasn't until 1990 that the hamlet of Rhenigidale got its own road.
Silkeborg's tourist office organises three-day guided canoe trips along the Gudenå river or you can do-it-yourself by hiring canoes at the Gudenåens campsite, 150m from the water's edge and a 20-minute walk from Silkeborg.
For some respite from the busy city, you could try this campsite 3km out of town (on the No 37 bus) in the Florentine hills, near the monastery at Certosa.
Traigh na Beirigh campsite (01851 672265) on Lewis in the Outer Hebrides has pitches among the sand dunes, while Camusdarach in Inverness-shire (01687 450221, camusdarach.com) is a stone's throw from three white sandy beaches.
Doubles from £100 B&B at Mackay's Rooms and Restaurant (+44 (0)1971 511202, visitmackays.com); bunks £14pp per night, Lazy Crofter Bunkhouse (+44 (0)1971 511202, durnesshostel.com); camping £6.20pp per night at Sango Sands campsite (+44 (0)1971 511726, sangosands.com) Dixe Wills, author of Tiny Campsites (punkpublishing.co.uk) Tarifa is known for two things: kitesurfing and partying.
Jazz fans should pitch up at the Sol à Gogo campsite (00 33 2 51 54 29 00; solagogo.com) on France's Vendée coast for the Jazzellerault Festival (festival-jazzellerault.com) at Châtellerault from 1-9 June and the Rendez-vous de L'Erdre (00 33 2 51 82 37 70; rendezvouserdre.com) in Nantes from 30 August-2 September.
Best place to stay In a microlodge at the resort's campsite (01855 851 226, glencoemountain.co.uk/accommodation.html, £50 a night for two), or for something more plush The Bridge of Orchy Hotel (01838 400208, bridgeoforchy.co.uk, doubles £100-£110 B&B) – it does a mean fish and chips.
The other is called The Campsite (1-3 June) and will see campervans and caravans used as venues for gigs, puppet shows, poetry, film and art installations.
