1. Scenic walks

There’s nothing quite like a walk through a forest or a quiet country lane as the leaves drop off the trees and turn into that incredible shade of orange. The UK’s rural areas really do come into a world of their own at this time of year, with a perfect selection of UK Club campsites in reaching distance.

Our top pick: Witherslack and Whitbarrow Scar loop, Lake District

Direct from Meathop Fell Club Campsite, Grange-over-Sands

2. Enjoy fireworks

Whether you’re marking Bonfire Night itself or heading to one of the many displays around the 5th November up and down the UK, tie the light and colour in with a stay at a UK Club campsite. It’s one of the highlights of the year and a perfect excuse to get friends and family together.

Our top pick: Poole Quay fireworks in Dorset

9 miles from Hunter’s Moon Club Campsite, Wareham

3. Go stargazing

As the nights grow longer, stargazing opportunities increase. Head for a quiet area on a clear evening and marvel at the Milky Way, or head north and check out the incredible Northern Lights, an experience that lives long in the memory of all those that are lucky enough to have seen them.

Our top pick: The Northern Lights in Scotland

See from Silverbank Club Campsite, Banchory

1. Go pumpkin picking in the Cotswolds

This picturesque region is full of places to go pumpkin picking. Many of these patches have extra activities to enjoy like carving stations and Halloween-themed crafts, making this a fantastic family day out. Try Cotswold Farm Park for an unforgettable Halloween experience.

Stay at: Broadway or Moreton-in-Marsh Club campsites, Cotswolds

2. Go on a ghostly guided tour in Winchester

Nothing marks Halloween like a good old ghost tour! Professional guides lead themed walking tours through the heart of Winchester. Discover the city’s ancient streets and alleyways, sharing a chilling story or two. Get into the spooky spirit and learn some history along the way.

Stay at: Winchester Morn Hill Club Campsite, Hampshire

3. Visit Mother Shipton's Cave in Knaresborough

Known as England’s oldest tourist attraction, Mother Shipton’s Cave has been open since 1630 and is the birthplace of England’s most famous prophetess. It’s the sort of eerie place that’s made for a Halloween visit. The Petrifying Well adds to its mystique!

Stay at: Knaresborough Club Campsite, Yorkshire

1. Get active in a National Park

The UK’s National Parks shine in autumn, and nowhere is this more apparent than in the Yorkshire Dales, a vast expanse of countryside that’s idyllic for an escape from the hustle and bustle. Go for a family walk through the fields, or bring your bikes and cycle through picturesque villages.

Stay at: Hawes Club Campsite, Yorkshire

2. Enjoy an indoor gaming experience

From adrenaline-inducing workouts like laser tag and immersive virtual reality experiences to ten-pin bowling and classic arcade games, there’s been a huge expansion in indoor activities in recent years. Pick your favourite and enjoy one of these weatherproof experiences with the family.

Stay at: Abbey Wood Club Campsite, London

3. Explore some coastal wildlife

The dramatic and rugged coastline of Flamborough Head on the east coast of England doubles up as a nature reserve that’s great for birdwatching and soaking up the sea breeze. There are historic lighthouses and coves to discover too.

Stay at: Bridlington Club Campsite, Yorkshire