And here’s a vantastic offer ahead of International Dog Day next month and it’s a surfur’s life for me with roadsurfer, with the campervan providers waiving their pet fee.
For any future bookings for 48 hours if made on August 26 and 27, the usual fee around £120 per booking, regardless of trip length.
With all of this coming on the back of Booking.com research.
Which shows that half (46%) of us get anxious when leaving our dog behind on holiday.
Dog for hire
Now for us to avail of the offer in truth we’d have to borrow a dog.
Say next door’s Scottie Hamish or their cat Rufus.
We’re glad to say, of course, that the travel world has evolved in the 30 years since.
Our own wee furry fella, Celtic the Cat, made way for Son and Heir and Daughterie.
And campervan will make accommodations for pussycats too, or other pets they say.
So you don’t have to stress about where to leave your Tiddles or how much it will cost you.
Road map for pets
And as experts in the field campervan have put together a road map of tips for your pets.
- Pack familiar comforts: Bring your pet’s favourite blanket, bed or toy to help them feel settled in their home on wheels.
- Travel at their pace: Take advantage of the flexibility of campervan travel by stopping for walks, water breaks and playtime whenever needed.
- Plan pet-friendly stops: Look ahead for dog-friendly campsites, beaches and walking routes to make the most of your adventure.
- Prepare a pet travel kit: Pack essentials including food, water, bowls, a lead, poo bags, towels and any medication your pet may need.
- Put safety first: Ensure your pet travels securely and never leave them unattended in a warm campervan.
Take a peak inside
Roadsurfer’s modern fleet of campervans range from compact models perfect for couples to spacious, family-friendly campers with extra comfort.
The vans feature cosy beds, indoor heating, kitchens and outdoor seating.
Each booking includes unlimited mileage, a free second driver, and of course, pets are welcome too.
Prices from £55 per night based on September 2026 travel.
