A survey has found that the Lake District is the attraction that Brits are most proud of.

Commissioned by leading peer-to-peer campervan rental company Camplify, it found that 40% of British residents have refrained from visiting more tourist destinations due to costs.

Additionally, 32% of the 2,000 adults cited long distances as a barrier to exploring more of the UK's notable sites.

Moreover, tourist destinations outside of London, such as the Lake District, the Giant’s Causeway, Loch Ness, the Jurassic Coast, and Hadrian’s Wall, are among the most desired places to visit.

But, of course, the Lake District prevailed.

Top 10 locations/attractions Brits are most proud of:

  1. The Lake District
  2. Stonehenge, Salisbury
  3. Tower of London, London
  4. Westminster Abbey, London
  5. Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh
  6. Peak District
  7. Hadrian’s Wall, Northumberland
  8. The Yorkshire Dales
  9. Loch Ness, Scottish Highlands
  10. Jurassic Coast

One in 10 stated that they would visit Ben Nevis in the Scottish Highlands, while Scafell Pike in Cumbria drew interest from just 5%.

Flavia Robles Lorente, Marketing Manager at Camplify, said: "At Camplify, we recognise the challenges posed by long distances and poor travel connections for tourists wishing to explore the country's beauty.


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"That's why we provide a range of flexible options to accommodate every budget. Hiring a motorhome through Camplify not only ensures comfort but also offers a convenient place to stay, facilitating visits to more remote or less accessible destinations.

“It's crucial for people to explore and appreciate the world around them, especially when such remarkable destinations are right on our doorstep.

"Camplify is dedicated to helping more Britons overcome travel barriers and embrace the rich cultural and natural heritage that the UK has to offer."