Start your tour of Hertfordshire at Royston, which grew up around a cross erected in around 1066. Discover award-winning gardens and a man made cave with medieval carvings.

Head west to Baldock, a former coaching stop which has retained its old-world charm with 16-18th C. buildings. Adjoining Letchworth Garden City is the world’s first garden city, founded in 1903 - and combining the health of the country with the comfort of the town. Whilst Hitchin is an ancient market town, which prospered from the medieval wool trade, retaining its narrow streets and fine buildings.

Head south now to Bishop's Stortford, another charming old market town - birthplace of Cecil Rhodes who found his fortune in the South Africa diamond mines. Hertford is the historic county town, a great place to explore on foot with its 15th C. castle gatehouse set in attractive gardens. There are also several antique shops to browse in. Neighbouring Ware was once a major centre for brewing. Explore old coaching inns, an unusual grotto and riverside gazebos.

End your tour of Hertfordshire under the gaze of the unspoilt Chilterns, firstly at Berkhamsted, with its elegant High Street and romantic 11th C. castle ruins - then Tring, a market town set on the Grand Union Canal, with fine parkland and a zoological museum.

Site Name:	Town:
Loves Lane Camping & Caravan Park	Ashwell
Ashridge Farm Touring Caravan Park	Baldock
Breakspear Way Caravan Club Site	Hemel Hempstead
Hertford Camping & Caravanning Club Site	Hertford
Lee Valley Caravan & Camping Park	Hoddesdon
Theobalds Park Camping & Caravanning Club	Waltham Cross