Our first official camping trip of the year takes us to Cornwall to enjoy the granite crags and coastal walks of the Land's End Peninsula.
We'll be staying in Lower Penderleath Farm campsite; a few miles south of St. Ives and just five miles from Bosigran and Great Zawn, home to some of the greatest climbing routes in the UK.
Also within 30 mins drive, climbers can take their pick from the classics of Sennen, Land's End and Chair Ladder, lesser known areas such as Trewavas and Carn Gowla, and extensive bouldering around St. Ives Bay.
Walkers should find the coastal path provides plenty to occupy themselves with; and while it may be a touch early in the year for sunbathing, the beaches offer kayaking, sailing and, if foolhardy enough to brave the March waters, surfing.
Finally, for the end of the day the campsite can provide fire buckets and a communal fire pit to warm up the spring evenings, and there are a couple of pubs within staggering distance, where the three great culinary masterpieces of the region - cream tea, cornish pasties, and cider - can be sampled.